The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
CITY AND NEIGHB0RHO0D

Max a. Aaron was elected as honorary
member by Congregation MontefioTe at
their regular meeting last Sunday.
The East Side China club will meet
today al the home OF Mrs. c. II. Kinney
al No. 10 Hankes court.
J. D. Campbell who underwent an
operation al the Holy Cross hospital last
Saturday. is reported doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Moore are re
ceivIne the congratulations OF their
friends on the arrival of little daughter,
who came 10 them last week.
The funeral services Of p. A. Anderson
funeral chapel at p m, today. Inter
ment at City cemetery. Friends invited.
Willis H. Fowe a clerk OF Salt Lake
city. has filed plea praying TO adjudged
bankrupt. He places his liabilities at
s1lsl 20 and his assets at $50. which are
exempt,
, Judge Armstrong granted Mar B:
Kicks or the ground Of desertion and
failure TO provide, She was permitted
ley.
County Assessor Campbell NJ. Brown
will start his deputies out In the city
next week 10 make the 1907 assessment.
country until the latter part of the
month.
The Northern Accident company of De-
troit, Mich, which is licensed 20 do busi-
eess IN d,d Ttah 1oea the ssereeTy Of
name 10 the Imperial Casualty COM
pany."
The Monks of Ino" will mold their first
meeting Of the year Wednesday evening.
1t will be held az the residence OF Elmer
Fruhline, and musical and literary pro-
gramme will be rendered There will also
be a mock trial.
Judge i. NJ. Bowman Will speak 10 the
members OF the Political Science league
1T VI, nj. Tht,r
ing upon the Principles OF National Re
publicanism," in the assembly hall OF the
Museum building
,, Governor Cutler Yesterday appointed ct ted
governing board Qf the Utah Ar! 1nsti-
tute, 10 succeed Margaret Keoeh, who
was appointed about a year ago. but
who never qualified.
At a meeting of the Women's Repuh-
lican club held at Mrs y. Fl. Peases, $40
Fourth street. Mrs. John James: Mrs,
c. w, Morse. Mrs V. II Pease and Mrs.
Mossip were elected TO the board OF direc-
tors for the coming term.
Mrs. Elizabeth 7. Topworth died at
Crescent Monday. She was born in Eng
land Jan 3, 1927. and came TO Utah in
the early days, crossing the. plains with
OK teams. and arriving in Utah In Octo-
Der. 1864 Funeral notice Will be given
The funeral services Of the late Geo
J Fehrmann will be held at ST. Mary s
cathedral. Requiem mass will be cele-
hrated at $50. Funeral cortege will leave
the residence at 9 a. m. The remains
will be taken to Elmhurst, Ill, for inter
ment.
]. P. Jordan brought suit In the Dis
trct court Monday against the Baxter,
Straw 6 Storrs Construction company
for a balance of sl0Sl, alleged 10 be due
for railroad construction work In FIRE.
mont county. Anon O'Hara and James
Brennan are joined as defendants in the
suit.
Considerable damage was done to one
OF P. J. Moran's steam rollers Sunday
night by a fire. which was started in the
engine by unknown parties To prevent
damage oy freezing. all the water had
been taken from tho boiler Saturday
night and the fire burned out some of the
flues. Fortunately not much coal had
been placed In the fire box. otherwise
the damage would have been greater, AS
1t is, the machine will be repaired today
and will probably be In service during tho
afternoon.