The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-29
CITY AND NEIGHB0RH00D

Studebaker company is quite i'll with In
nammaIory rheumatism
Superintendent w. E, Costello OF the
Utah division Of the Short Line was In
Ogden today for few hours, looking
after affairs. and returned to Salt Lake.
Salt Lake school teachers arc excited
over the prospect Of trip 20 England
dreds OF American teachers will visit the
English schools.
The lSx20-foot stained glass window for
place. and Is attracting much attention on
account OF its ARTISTIC elegance. The cost
of the window was over 500.
The Salt Lake Seeing cars now leave
thinks it may he necessary To put on a
third car In the near future.
Clyde Suuires. formerly OF this city. has
Of Life, called "The Choir Invisible " Five
other pictures have beer accepted by Life
and will he produced IN due time.
=, Rev; William r; Harris OF Toronto
sermon at ST Mary,s. Catholic cathedral.
! He stopped here on his way 10 California
10 pay a, visit TO Bishop Scanlon,
Mrs. Margaret Witcher, for three years
| County Clerk. has resigned her position
| 10 take charge OF the safety deposit vault
department OF rhe Salt Lake Security
and Trust company.
In the Rio Grande yards Monday night,
saws his brother was not insane. but was
subject 10 FITS. He admits that Michael
Marine had been insane bur claims he
was cured some tme ago.
Ike Taylor the messenger boy who was
arrested several days ago on a charge OF
burglary, had the charge reduced 10 perry
larceny in the Police court yesterday ond
entered n plea Of guilty. Judge Diehl
imposed sentence OF six months in the
county Jail.
f. f. Harrison. resident manager OF
the Bell Telephone company. left tonight
for points in Nevada. where he will re-
ceive and distribute the material for the
lines OF the Nevada Telephone company.
recently incorporated. He VIII be absent
a month.
General Superintendent Summers Of the
Bell Telephone company Is In Wyoming
for couple OF weeks inspecting the eX-
division superintendent in place Of f. G.
Stanford, resigned. superintendent OF
Construction F. e. Leonard has gone TO
Boise on business.
Prof u. p Stout Of Philadelphia began
last night at the First Baptist church at
Murray a series of revival meetings that
viii continue for two weeks Last night
he gave a sermon In song that was
thoroughly enjoyed by large congrega-
,ion The service will be changed. but
Prof Stout will sing each night.
7. *. Birch, one Of the old-tme resi-
dents OF Murray died suddenly on March
26. Although three doctors were in al
tendance they were unable 10 ascertain
the cause Of his death. The funeral will
be held on Friday. the 29th. at the Mu-
ray ward meeting house. Remains may
he viewed at the family residence, No.
2 West Seventeenth South.
In the ballotne for the most popular |
Della Seddon still holds the lead, with two |
other women close behind. The standing |
OF those having received over 100 votes |
each is as follows. Della Seddon. 2273; |
blanche
lie Steinbuck, 1858: Lillian EalSen. S5l: !
Ray Campbell, SIS; Elsie GALLAGHER. BIT.
The fact that the textbooks In the city
schools are TO be changed and new ones |
selected is responsible for an invasion of |
hook agents. who are haunting the rooms !
Of the Board OF Education and comforting |
cry branch of school work are to be Sc
lected, from the lowest TO the highes,
grades. and thus the agents are busy
pushing their wares.
The hiehschool magazine Red and
Black" made it's appearance for March at
The school yesterday, and the issue Is a
thoroughly credtable one The cover ls
very yy new and unique On the
we'll written matter pertaining 10 the
lighschool. The book as a whole is con-
iidered one of the beet that has been
put out by the Red and Black" stalf
his year.
1t was a Jolly crowd of dancers that
'ttended the annual reception OF branch
II of the Letter Carriers association at
nifty hall. Wednesday evening over 200
nail carriers and their friends made
Merry until late In the evening. Dell
lous red punch was served In the parlors
ess of the affair is mainly due to tho
ommittee. consisting Of Messrs. Ran
olph. O'Farrel and Olsen.
Miss Helen Roxrud of this city has
ust won high honoTs at Wellesley, being
warded a scholarship. Miss BoXrud Is
daughter of a. II. BoXrud president OF
he A II. Boxrud company, wholesale !
callers in dry goods and notions The
ispatch is a surprise to US said the
ouug woman's mother this morning.
Probably my daughter intended It should
e. for she has sent us word She
as stood high throughout her four
ears work, but we hardly expected such
n honor as this
Members of the Salt Lake Woman's
wo weeks. the proceeds to go toward
he building fund of the manual training
hops FOR Canyon. Crest school for boys, {
ast-off clothing, shoes and other articles !
old articles will be welcomed by the {
hub. and Will be placed on sale. The !
tier. Mrs r. S. Dean of $40 East Third !
outh street. Is chairman OF the building I
and Will receive contributions,
l.. p. Leverich. prominent business '
we'd here yesterday from Montpelier, c
la. with the body OF his father, VIII
am Henry Leverlch, who died last Mon :
ly, and will be buried In Mt Olivet GEM .
-ery. beside the grave of his wife. The ,
eceased was for many years a citizen
Salt Lake. but since the death of his
ife, seven years ago. has been living
ith his son at Montpelier, The funeral :
III be held at o'clock this afternoon
the S. d. Evans undertaking estab- :,
;hment, sAefEgH u
Apostle Ueber j. Grant spoke to the q
uuents OF the l. D. 5. q. at some length y
'ednesday morning at their regular .
,apel exercises. Apostle Grant was y
cascd to see the advance that has been ii
ade along educational lines during the q
lst twenty years. He commented upon
e fact that most young men are today
,tter qualified 10 take up life's problems
ld do the work that is placed before
EN-. Miss Mile Williams sang three
lections MT the exercises. Edward Fitz- g
Itrick rendered a number OF violin solos
at were we'll received.
The following convicts AT the Stale
lson have filed application with the r
ate Board of Pardons for clemency: + Sr ri
-rdon-C. NJ kisneI, ogden. five years
/ burglary, two years for breaking jail / -
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