The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
City and Neighborhood

| FRIDAYS bank cloariuGs amounted 20
/ Tor the corresponding day year ago
! THE LADIES AUXILIARY oil the
! Brotherhood OF Railroad Traumcn will
! entertain at benefit card party this
! evening at Eagles hall.
! THE JANITORS and officers OF the
public schools Will be paid today, The
! ianitorS viii draw S259l for their SER
vices and the officers Sl31i16.
DAVID MARGETTS was given judg-
Andrew 3. Anderson for S3O8 as com
mission on real estate transfer.
THE CASE OF Fannie Fraukc and
others, against the Empire thsatcr for
alleged breach OF contract was continued
uutil Wednesday in Judge RttChic's DIT
vision OF the district court Friday after
noon
CLAUD CODDINGToN, structural
iron worker, was injured Friday by fail
| lng from beam on the new Denver *
Rio Grandc depot building. Ills rEiIt
knee was fractured. Tie was removed
To the kcogh- Hammond hospital.
THE MONDAY evening meeting Of The
/ IhcosuphicaI society will bc held Inn the
suciCys room. 2|l Commercial club
building; These meetings have been wrll
attended Of late and there seems 10 b,
much interest In the subjects presented
All are welcome 10 these meetings.
LARS JENSEN. aged 60 years. died
Wednesday AZ =. M. at Forest Dale.
nc lNiFTal VIII hr uHll at lsHU clock to-
day from In" home OF w. W. Macil"y,
2iI6 Pine avenue, Forest Dale, with
burial at the MN Creek cemetery. Seven
children are left
THE FIRST monthly meeting OF tho
new board OF directors OF the Salt Lake
commercial club traffic bureau WAS held
at the headquarters OF the institution i'm
the Commercial club building Friday
noon Nothing but routine business came
before the directorate FOR cousidcra-
ton.
JUDGE JOHN 4 MARSHALL Of the
United States district court has returned
from oklahoma, where he has been for
the pas, wv" months on tho bench for the
United states court in the district Of
Oklahoma, II was a part of his duty to
hear the Governor Haskell case while
there.
CHIEF OF POLICE BARLOW has been
asked by the police of Toledo. o.. To be
or the lookout for Constant Bouaud. alias
Connie Reuaud aud Jessie Soysr.
crooks OF The Iisht-dngerod fraternity.
who are wanted at Toledo Tor Eraud lar
0cny. They are supposed To he on their
way TO the west.
RABBI CHARLES j. FREUND. who
has Just returned from New York. where
he attended the twentieth annual central
conference ot American ra bbiS. gave a
most interesting talk Friday evening az
Temple B'uai Israel. on Fourth East
/ street on his Impressions OF tho confer
cuCe. There was = large attendance and
tho talk proved both interesting and in
THE BEAN CONTEST CLUB met At
tho homo of Mrs. Swotnap on Wilson
avenue Monday afternoon. Prizes were
Won by Mrs. Price. Mrs. HCaEC and Mrs.
litchliEht"r. Dainty refreshments wcr"
served. The table was decuIa ted with
chrysauthemums. Those present were
Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. HoaEe Mrs Monaj
Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Litchlighlov Mrs.
! Dukes. Mrs. Price. the Misses Margarot
! Swctuan and Hague Lyle Haagc and
| Philip DuuifCtSc
DIR. !. NJ. WESTERFIELD and sister,
Miss Ada Wcst"rnold OF Topeka. Kan.
brother and sister of Samuel B Wcstcr-
/ field OF this city, ar" guests Of their
| brother here pr. Wohorncld has bocn
! a resident of tho Sun Flower state for
! twcntv-one years. and is firm In the be-
! llef that there g. only one place on csrth.
/ and that IS Kansas. However tho win
| tors iu that state arc becoming too rigor o.
ous FOR tho doctor hence he. with his
sister. viii spend the coming winter in
! san Diego and other southern California
points The doctor and his sister will
l leave for California Monday.
/ \ COMPLAINT was fled I'm tho county
! attorneys office Friday against Henry
Bates. who l. charged with burglary iu
| the third degree. Elr is alleged 10 have
/ entered a box car OF the Denver \ Eio
\ Graudc railroad Tor th" purpose OF rob
/ herr. Another complaint was lled against
/ Albert Raar. charging him with rohhinE
| tho store of th. GabN Fluff Rug company
| at Fourth North and Second West streets.
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