The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-28
City and Neighborhood

City and Neighborhood
THE BODY of Joseph CaItwrshtt,:, t,,nnoid SsGd
%. who died in Boulder SoIo.. Y ~ At
fever recently, was puricp W
Beaver, Utah
GEORGE A. GRUE. a switfhman OF
Ogden. has filed q petition N r1, osfsbliitj sfsbliitjss
the q, fodsTsi ssIs and SonEs %a assets S 10 SIS
THE DAUGHTERS OF NETEESAMS SsN,
arc asked TO attend tho funeral oi COM
rade Ross at the Phillips CongiI gationads a.
church today The family resA'''''
THE DEGREE STAFF of the Na9m,
Rehckah lodge will give ruse Th PAL
a, the I. o, o. F., hall this evcnng. Ia Ia
most original costumes Will be e"ardea
| presents,
,,A FRIE 5sn Of F. rnins mAhMnS an6 Lic pA%er Of
| Bennlon, died at the home OF W1e par
ents OF spinal meninglt,iHi gii hs bst, from
tbe BonnIon ward chapel, Friday, at l
p, IN. 4,
THE INFANT SON OF D. 6. and Al. Al,
bcrta lockwood Stan6isn aie1 ~ ,ear .'
| wednesday The funeral will he heid
from the residence this atternoon1 oeSlh En-.
ming at 8 o'clock. with burial In nle CITY
| cemetery.
n u
| OF tho forest service fixes the boelnoary
line of disputed territory between INC
North fork OF Provo canyon and Deea
| creek To be almost Identical WIN the
Imaginary line drawn by the forest
| rangers
THE JUVENILE COURT authorities
! Wednesday received a letter from tneresh
Wharton OF Yankton. S. D.. inquicinE as
| 10 the whereabouts OF her brother, Mr,
Uherman. who is supposed TO pc an this
city She states that her mother wants
him 10 come home.
| PRESIDENT JOSEPH f. SMITH. Hy-
rum NJ Smith OF the quorum OF twelve,
| Seymour h Young OF the council or sew
cnties. and David y, Smith OF tfto pre-
siding bishoPric are ," home sttand .ro@ LGa tbe
dedication OF a new tabernacle.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, at tlse res
ldence of Myron Z. Crandall, 6TS Third
avenue. there will be an old-tast1loned
party given by the parents class of the
1Twenty-hrs ward Sabbath school. The
costume Will DO that of half century
ago. and the decorations Will be Corre-
spondingiy ancient.
DETECTIVES WILSON and Golden ar
rested Robert Fisher at Main and Second
South streets Wednesday morning pn In
formation from the sheriff at Sgattle,
Wash. Fisher is said 10 be wanted AT
that place on the charge Of grand lar
ceny.
A TRIP TO the sugar factory az Lehi
will be taken by the teachers iB the
public SCHOOLS SATURDAY Two SSlru
coaches will be attached to the Denver
& Rio Grando train leaving here all sic
o'clock a. m, to accommodate The
teachers.
MRS. INGRID L. RERTRAM, wife OF
P. l.. Bcrtran, died at her residenae, 3IS
street, Wednesday morning, OF heart
disease, She was born In Denmark, April
30, 1877. The funeral will take place
Friday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. from
the Twepty-first ward meeting house.
CAPTAIN cox Of the Nevada state
police force has asked the local police de-
partmcnt to be on the lookout for =. E,
men. who have hilked the merchanas OF
Reno out of considerable money by ar
advertising swindlc.
II. T. 'IIAINES, state statisticiFl. is
now sending out blanks TO the vaFious
labor organizations OF the state for fnfor-
nation as to labor conditions. The re-
ports ask for information as TO the wages
and hours OF laborers and also as to
strikes, IL any, and the result OF the
strikes.
JAMES L. FLYNN of the city f1alth
department had pleasant smile and a
cigar for his friends In the city offices
his home of a fine baby girl. Mrs. Flynn
and the new daughter arc getting along
we'll. The father was the reeipieYt OF
employees of the city.
AT THE SOCIAL SCIENCE GLUE
meeting at Unity hall this evening ~. r.
Dresser will address the members and
outside public. which is invited, upoR the
Economic Aspect OF the San FranSsisct
Earthquake" Mr., Dresser has chosen a
subject OF general public interest, and
, will doubtlessly handle 1t in his Dsus
lucid way. The usual discussion will
follow.
THE FUNERAL OF Elizabeth HeaEren
who died Tuesday afternoon at hel
home. Norris row, OF general debility
was held "Wednesday afternoon rat
o clock from the residence. The inter
ment was in the City cemetery. tMrs
, Hcagren was So years OF age and wa;
ono OF the pioneers OF Utah. She is, sur
: vived by two sons, John and william
Heagren, of this city.
BETSY FRANKS died at her home 73t
South Main street. Tuesday morning. o.
cancer OF tho stomach. The body may
[ be viewed at tbe residence OF JAIME:
Eardley. % Eardley court, Thursday
from II a. m. until 1880 p. M. Tho III.
: neral will be held from the Third svart
chapel Thursday afternoon at l odock
! the services being conducted by BAhol
Eardley' The interment viii be in. Tho
| City cemetery.
THE GRANITE FLAMING MILL
| COMPANY. which suffered a distsssrous
loss by fire short time ago. has formed
a company, and Will again embark IL
the lumber business. The new company
$4,000. which Will be divided into share.
of 800 each w w Bennett is TGesi,
dent; Alma G. Jensen. secretary ant
Thompson and A. G.. Haywood. are di.
| rectors.
THE LOCAL UNION of the Tn,eSua
| tional Bridge and Structural Iron Work
ers was inspected Wednesday by Eugen,
ton who is on his way To his homie 4,
| san Francisco, after having attended tn
! international convention in MInnca Dolis