The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
HIS MOTHER WILL SETTLE
Young Alderman Will Not Now Be
Brought Back From
California.

Provo Dec. "a communication has
/ been received from Mrs l.. s. Alderman
of Grand Junction that she viii pay the
checks bearing her name and paid to her
son Jack Alderman. and asking that no
steps looking to prosecution be taken, and
this will probably end the matter.
William Probert and William Bullock.
who are down from Alberta. Canada for
the winter. will buy or build homes here
with the intention of passing The winter
here each season. Both are former Provo
citizens and their many friends approve
highly of their Intentions
The Provo. Commercial. club has now
furnished its new qHarteES over The SmOot
Drug company $ and the Wood-Clifton
Mercantile com Ddnys stores. and have
club rooms CT which the members and the
city may feel proud. The space occupied
by the club has heen -remodeled and rem
ovated and elegant new furniture. pictures
carpets etc. have been purchased and
arranged in very tasteful manner. The
home of the club consists of two large
halls, 4 large room for general meetings,
directors room. reading and card rooms
q billiard room and buffet, -lavatories. etc.
and reflect great credit on the Officers ami
members who have had the matter of
making the changes and improvements in
charge.
Samuel II. JeppeIson and Jonn Madsen
have gone to their ranches in the reser-
walton and will remain there till they get
the patents for their land which they
secured under the reservation sale last
year.
A number of Provo ladies are organic
ing a society with the object of assisting
Needy families with clothing, etc The
officers of the club have not yet been
elected, but the members have already
done considerable work in the way of pre-
pairing clothing for those who. through
poverty or misfortune need this kind of
assistance, and the merchants and others
have been liberal with contributions of
material. The name of the club will
probably be the Ladies' Home Comfort
club 1t will meet every two weeks or
oftener and make children's and women's
clothing, and they have the cooperation
and support of the local doctors which
will help them in selecting objects of their
good works. Contributions of clothing and
other material may be left at the SmoOt
Drug Co.'S store for the society,"
The speakers at the funeral services over
the remains of Mr.. and Mrs. StTubble's in
FAINT son, yesterday. were Elders Charles
Burrows and Walter Dixon and Bishop
T. n. Taylor.
W. S. Rawlings. city superintendent Of
schools. has been appointed judge of the
juvenile court, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Judge Kellogg
Sterling Hyde is down from Logan look
ing after the interests of the HYDE cafe.
temporarily.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Berg. who
died at Frederickstad. Norway on Nov
the funeral viii be held at 1 O'Clock
Tuesday from the First ward meeting
house Mrs. Berg was with her husband
Hosea Berg. who was on a mission III
Norway at the time of her illness and
death. and Mr.. Berg accompanied the re-
mains home, Their home is I'm PocateIlo.
Ida, but they formerly lived in Provo
and have many relatives here. among
them Bishop o. III. Berk. who is their
uncle.