The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
City and Neighborhood

dance Tuesday evening at the Fedora
tion OF Labor hall. Punch Will be served
MISS VICTORY CANNON OF 41s East
First South street has gone TO Los An
gclcs Cal, where she will pass two weeks
visiting friends.
JOHN FITZGERALD, son OF Assistant
Fire Chief Fitzgerald. who was Injured
few nights ago by being thrown from a
horse. is much improved
JOHN SPANISH Is charged with steal
ing a check for $3.50 from Tom TELLS;
June 1, this year, in y complaint issued
by the county attorneys Office Monday
MISS FLORENCE DAVIS. who has
been a nurse at the Keoeh- Hammond
hospital for a year. left Monday night Tor
Pocatello, where she Will enter hospital,
MISS EDNA FOREMAN, who. was one
of the popular contestants in the recent
Tribune voting contest, has returned 70
her home In this city, after visit with
friends In Nevada.
THE JUVENILE court commission,
neyGeneral NJ. a. Breeden and state
Superintendent of Schools A. G, Nelson.
held the regular monthly meeting IN the
governors office Monday
CHARLES SCOTT colored, was arrest
ed at an early hour this (Tuesday) morn
ing on charge OF attempted robbery,
Scott is accused OF attempting to rob
George Thomas IN a restaurant on Com
merclal street.
THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMIN-
ERS. composed of the governor. the sec
retnry OF state and the attorney general
met In the governors office Monday, and
among other routine matters passed big
lot of bills for the past month.
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave over the
Denver & Bio Grande at 7:So o'clock
Wednesday morning for Mantl, where the
annual convention OF women's clubs OF
Utah Will be held, beginning Wednesday
and continuing three days.
GOLDEN RULE encampment No, 2. I.
o. o. F.. will meet tonight instead of
nrrt rrh M
paper The meeting Will be interesting,
as there are several candidates for de-
grees.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting Of
the Salt Lake Real Estate association
will be held at the Commercial club
Wednesday afternoon at 1915. number
| OF important business matters will be
brought up and the customary luncheon
| served.
MRS. NJ MAHNKEN OF 3465 South
Seventh East street will entertain the
James 3. Mexican W. r. c., Thursday
afternoon. October %; She VIII be as
| Mrs, Chase, Mrs. Agnes Carter and Mrs
| Jane Carter.
THE G. A. r. POSTS of the city will
have an ENJOYABLE time at the /. o: O. r.
evening. A feature of the programme
Will be an address by Harry F. Evans on
his trip to San Francisco at the time OF
the visit of the fleet.
|
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGean OF
Kenilworth. Utah, was christened by Rev.
| Father Collins AT the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward Johnstone OF 702 East
| Fourth South street. Sunday. The chris
| teDing was followed by a dinner at which
covers were laid for nine.
HUGO L. WHITE was appointed spe-
clal administrator of the estate of Adoph
| Lessauer In Judge Armstrong; division
| OF the third district court Monday after
noon. Lessauer died here October 10, in
testate, leaving property. consisting of
| stock In a store that he ran at 10 West
! South Temple street, valued at $3.50.
A FIRE IN the home OF Barney B.
| Quinn. at 715 East Third South street.
| called out the fire department from sta
tion at 7 o'clock Monday morning. and
| before the blaze was cxtinguished dam
| age to the amount OF SI6 to the house
and s25 to the contents had been done.
The fire was caused by a defective crate.
hot Goals dropping through 1t onto the
| woodwork,
FUNERAL SERVICES over the re-
mains of Frederick Hooper Young, who
died OF heart failure at st. Marks hos
pital last Saturday; will be held from the
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The fu-
neral will be conducted under the aus
pices OF the Woodmen of the World, OF
| which order he was member.
AT A MEETING OF the Salt Lake City
Woman's league, Monday afternoon: al
the Packard library, IL was decided to
hold a donation reception for the benefit
of the Detention home. on the after
noon OF November 4 Mrs. John c. Cut
Ter volunteered the use of her home for
the affair and 1t IS requested that toys
books and clothing he brought.
S. J. WARMDAIIL, a carpenter EN-
ployed at one OF the Newhouse build
iDgs. opposite the postofnce. fell a dis
tance of fourteen feet from staging
Monday morning. but other than being
badly shaken up and bruised was not
seriously injured. DR.. C.. c. Snyder was
called and attended the man. Warmdah
was removed to his home at Ais Fletcher
avenue in the police patrol
WILLIAM ]. BEiGHLE brought suit
In the third district court Monday for Q
divorce from Laura n. Beighle, on the
grounds OF desertlon. They were married
a Hubbard, o.. June 10, 1891. and Mrs
Beighle deserted him two years ago
Bcighle SAYS. Beighle asks for the Gus
tody OF their three children. Bessie, II
years old: Susanna, Ii. and J. Leroy. IL
who have been in his care since July l.
1906.
JOHN S. ANDRUS Monday asked tho
third district court TO appoint his uncle
Marion w. Andrus, administrator OF the
estate of his father. James Andrus, who
died here October s, this year. intestate
leaving personal property valued at $500
and real estate worth $500. The heirs
are the petitioner, "a years old. living
at Draper; Lille Andrus Young. 25s or
Draper: Nettie Andrus: Is. OF Draper: and
MyrZa Andrus Slocum, 20, living at Flor
/ ence, Mont.