The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23


HELEN TOBIN Of S77 south Second
East street f"ll I'm a faint Friday even
ing while awaiting for the street car
al the Godbe pitts drug store, She was
attended by Or, Paul and then taken 10
her home in the patrol wagon.
AFTER HAVING been stolen Thurs
day evening. the automobile belonging to
Frank Doran. a contractor, WAS recovered
Eleventh South streets. II showed signs
OF hard usage. No clue was found 10
tho thieves.
THERE WILL BIZ held in the Iaines
Memorial Presbyterian church Of kays-
Vile. Sunday school at 3;15 p. m. and
preaching at 1 p. IN. next sunday and
every sunday until further notice All
are invited TO attend. The Rev. ). Z, {,
Hickman is the pastor.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS \. G. NELSON, Prof. Mosiah
Hall and Prof. Howard r. briggs Of the
University of Utah left Friday night for
Ncrna To attend the Teachers insti-
tutc. which will begin Sunday night and
continue Tor three days.
STATE BANK EXAMINER c. Al
BERT GLAZIER returned from Ogden
Friday after having completed MS work
in connection with the dctunct japanese
American bank OF that city and having
turned its affairs over 10 w. u. Brown
who was appointed receiver.
THE CAMPFIRE OF tho James 3. Nc,
Kean post and corps of the 6. \. K. VIII
evening. October -, beginning at s
o'clock. Cards and general sociabihty
VIII mark the occasion, and all members
and friends OF allied organizations are
invited TO attend.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Annie Arm
strong Trcwock viii he held from the
family residence. l67 South Fourth West
street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs TTeweeI, who was 66 years OF age;;
died last Wednesday afternoon or
Brights disease. The interment Will be
at the Mount OliNet cemetery.
HAROLD c. KELLER filed suit FOR di-
vorco In the district court Friday against
Hannah Keller, on the ground OF descr-
ton They were married in this city Oc-
tobcr u, 1907, and ii Is alleged that Mrs.
Keller deserted hcr husband more than
year ago. She also loft her eleven
months old baby with hcr husband and he
also asks the custody OF the child.
THE FUNERAL OF Harry u. Wilson
was held Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from the 81, Peters chapel and was at
tended by the many friends OF the de-
ceased The floral tributes 10 the mem
ory OF the man who had spcnt most OF
his life in an cndeavor TO wrcst the yell
low metal Of the hills from its hiding
place were many and beautiful. The in
terment took place in the City cemetery
FOUR NEWSBOYS. ranging in ages
from Il 10 20 years. were arrested while
shooting craps in an allcyway between
Second and Third South and Main and
the police station they all laughed when
they gave tho names OF Tom Fowler.
l[arry Scatz. Frank Smith and James
Knight. They were released later in tn"
day. after promising chief Barlow that
they VIII not shoot craps" any more.
AFTER \ TRIP 10 Cache county In
vcstigating the condition OF the slaughter
houses i'm that vicinity, State Dairy and
Food Commissioner Willard Hansen re-
turned Thursday evening, and left again
Friday morning for another trip OF in
spcctlon. Mr. Hansen made an inspection
OF the restaurants OF Logan and ordered
several OF them TO clean up. As rule,
he said. he found people disposed 90 obey
the law and carry out his instruc-
tionS
At THE residence OF John knight. $50
y street in the presence Of some thing
Ike hity relatives and friends. Harry
Simpson, wcil-knowu contractor. and
Miss Florence Bell were welded by the
Rev. &. G. McIntyrc at o'clock Friday
evening. y reception and dinner fol-
lowed the wedding. The couple Will go
TO housekeeping at 2j9 sixth avenue, the
hridcGroom's home. The bride has boon
making her home with tho Knights dis
tant relatives.
IN \ LETTER sent 10 tho Chamber
Of Commerce Of this city recently, Karl
A. Bickcl OF Grand Junction calls at
tentlou TO the coming Western Slope De-
velopmcut congress, 20 be held at Grand
Junction, November 10 and If. and In
vlt"S the business men Of the city to
come to the congress and get acquainted.
The letter was turned over 10 Mr.. Perkcs,
secretary OF tho Real Estate association.
and in turn referred 10 the Commercial
club for consideration.
AFTER THOROUGH investigation
OF the death Of George Odoutcs, a Greek
miner. who was killed In a mine at Win
ter Quarters. j. Il. Petit. state coal mine
Inspector. has decided that. although
Odontcs Was killed by fall Of coal, he
was 10 blame for the accident, and the
company is accordingly relieved OF re-
sponSibilty- The examining board for
mine foremen and FIRE bosses in Carbon
and Emery counties will hold a meeting
in the town hall 1T Price. November ..
at o'clock in the morning.
WHILE attempting 10 deliver furniture
10 the house at So West North Temple
street. Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
William Parks. a driver in the employ of
the Cooperative Furniture company.
drove too close 10 a cavlng bank. tipped
over and was thrown from his wagon
and seriously bruised about the left leg.
II. y. Wilson, tho assistant mana ger OF
IN" company. Immediately went 70 the
scene of the accident and removed the
injured man In the patrol wagon 10 his
home at the rear OF 1i3 West South Tenn
pie street
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
Friday by Janet 4. Reid against the
san Pedro. Los Angeles &s Salt Lake
Railroad company 10 recover damages in
tho total sum of $40 for the death Of
livestock owned by her and two other
persons az Garfield. In May, June. Sep
tember and December. 1905. She alleges
that the company was negligent In not
keeping its fences and cattle guards
along its line in good condition. thereby
making II possible for the stock TO get
onto tho tracks and he run over She
had five cows killed by the trains. a c.
Reid had three killed. and l.. T.. Hall had
ono run over
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