The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

PARTY POSTPONED.-Ge r. Max
well post. W. r. c., will postpone the
card party TO be given on Saturday night
on account of the death of its chaplain,
Mrs S. G. Brinton
BISHOP" DUNLAP RETURNS
l.. Dunlap, who has spent the last six
months in Phoebe, where he was known
as the bishop, has returned to Salt
Lake city to resume his temperance
LECTURE ON TELEGRAPHY- D. Nc
Nieol- manager of the Postal Telegraph
company. viii deliver lecture on Com
mercial Telegraphy" before the teieg5
raphy class of the Y NJ O. A tonight a r
$50 O'Clock. All men interested are cor
daily invited to be present.
YOUNG COUPLE WED.-AIIen I.
BoWden OF Tooele and Miss Anna Cald-
well of Thistle Junction were married at
noon yesterday by the Rev. p A Sinp-
kin at Phillips parsonage. A few friends
OF the couple were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowden will make their home in salt
Lake
FOR Loss OF. A HORSE.-Louise En-
gieman yesterday brought suit in the
civil branch of the city court against the
San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
Railway company for 1882 damages for
the destruction of buggy and the killing
OF horse owned by her at the Third
West and Ninth South street crossing
SUES FOR SO. 500.-Tena l. Taylor yes
terday brought suit against the Garfield
Smelling company for $4,000 damages
for the death of her husband RILEY Tav-
Tor, who was killed at the company's
plant Nov. n, 1901. The suit is brought
by the widow in her own behalf and also
IN behalf of her two children and one I'M
born child
CHANGE. OF VENUE.-Dr. Francis
Richards, charged with having performed
a criminal operation upon Mrs. James
of Helper, Utah, when arraigned before
Justice OF the Peace Bishop yesterday
asked for change of venue to the court
of Justice of the Peace Nephi S. Timpson
of Sugar House. The change of venue
was granted.
INCREASES CAPITAL.-The Denver
Theatre company of Denver filed amend
ed articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. Clarence w.
Anderson. manager of the Grand theatre.
is named as the local agent. The COM
pany's capital stock is increased to $780,
coo, with shares at 81 each. The officers
are: A r. Pelton, president; F. c. Smut
ger, secretary
WANTS DIVORCE.-Mary E. VanKel-
lork yesterday filed suit for divorce in
the district court against Joseph G. Van
Kellork. She charges cruel and inhuman
treatment. They were married in Denver
Aug. g. 1904. In addition to a divorce the
wife asks that her maiden name of. Mary
Z. Powell be restored to her and that
she be given property owned Jointly with
her husband which is located at Moffat
COUNTY CLERK ENTERTAINs-
Yesterday was the thirty-thrd birthday
anniversary of County Clerk ]. L. Ell
dredge, ir. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldredge entertained members of the Of
flee staff and their wives to the number
of about thirty. Guessing contests were
held and other novel forms of entertain
ment INDUCED in. A delicious repdst was
served.
TO PROBATE WILL.-David Joseph
Davis of Pleasant View, Ida, and N
Smith of Salt Lake yesterday pettiOned
the probate division of the district court
that the will of Alice Davis, who died
Dec. y. be admitted TO probate, and that
the petitioner Davis, who is named as
executor. be allowed to withdraw as ne
resides in Idaho. and that Smith be
named. The property is valued at $500
Most of n goes to David Joseph Davis, a
soh of the deceased.
EXCITEMENT CASE TO BE TRIED
In the United States court today the case
will be tried of the United States against
F. G.. Babcock, a suit in ejectment. Bah
cock is alleged to have trespassed on al
Iotted lands on the Uintah reservation.
one of the chief witnesses, Henry Jim.
died suddenly a few days ago. Captain
c. q. Hall. the agent in charge of the res
ervation. arrived In the city yesterday
and will be a witness.