The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
City and NeSghborhood

THERE WILL BE sessions in the
United Sthtcs court beginning noNt Mon
day,
JUDGE T. u. LEWIS Of the district
court held court in Coavillc ON Monday,
but js expected 10 return today.
TIE BANKRUPTCY matter Of l.. c.
Close was referred Monday in tho United
States court 10 Charles Baldwin, rs ref
cree.
STATE AUDITOR JESSE y. JEWKES
has la. gone TO biz home at oranecNiIT';c.
viii return Thursday.
REV. LAWRENCE Alt. a German
priest. is now stationed at st MalT,s
cathcdr3l As he spcaks German. French
and Italian. Rev. All MI be Il valuable
addition 10 the parish.
MISS ANNIE NJ PASEJK. a charming
young woman Of san Francisco. IS here
10 spend the winter and possibly tho
Jpsi" MclDtir", OF I Whitaker court.
THE MEMBERSHIP OF the Commercial
club reached 1916 Monday, leaving only
l@i "a secure To make the 700 which was
established as "a possible membership rec
ord Tor the first Of the year.
TWO CASES OF smallpox wcrc reported
I" tho city board "I health. Mondav, as
follows; o Roland and RAYMOND ~, Hay; he t,h;e
West Third North street. The boys arc
each - years of age.
SIX HUNDRED children will he made
of the Salvation Army. mammoth
Christmas tree has been arranged Gor and
each child In attendance win lac rewarded
with q present. Tickets will be given to
tn" children this week FOR distribution.
THE FUNERAL. Of Mics Irene Maycocl,.
VINO died at the homo Of her parents. l6H
East Second South street, sunday morn,
Ing. from typhoid fever Will be held
Tuesday afternoon at / o'clock from In"
Third ward meeting house Tho inter
m"nt VIII lac in the City cemetery.
SECRETARY JOHN HARDY received
Monday afternoon stating thai the party
reached Omaha Monday afternoon at
o'clock eighteen hours late; The party Is
on It's way To take part In the launch
ing Of the now battleship Utah in Phlla-
dclphia, December %.
CHARGING; FAILURE 60 provide for
his minor children. complaint WAS
morning against G, \. Middleton. II is
said that Middleton has failed 10 pro-
vide for his children since July l and
that lie has gone TO Boise. from where he
WIZ be returned To answer 10 the charge,
\ COMPLAINT wns issued by County
Attorney Job y, Lyon on Monday against
Thomas Spalding. charging him With
hurglarlzcd the rlant Of The ogden Pack
ing company in this city the night ot De
cember IL and stole some dressed pork
valued at about $40. according TO the
THIRTY EIGHT designs for The crest
of the new Commercial club building have
been submitted, and tho most appropriate
design Will bc decided upon at q meeting
of the furnishings committee this CTucs-
day noon The club offered prize OF
SO for the best design for the crest.
Many of the designs that have been sub
mitted are extremely attractive
MRS. IRMA c. HEREFORD. accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Sara Hayes,
has arrived from Washington. Ind. TO
join her husband; B; X Hertlord. who is
Telephone company. being in the traffic
department. Mrs. Hertford is an accom-
plished musician; both vocal and inslru-
TO Salt Lakes growing musical colony.
ORDERS HAVE been issued TO all the
patrolmen Of the city TO see that the or
dinanoc requiring that horses lett stand,
nC on the streets be covered in the cold
weather is enforced 10 the letter. The or
ders were Issued on account Of the fact
tina, number OF complaints have reached
Chief Barlow regarding the manner in
which horses were icft standing about
Tho streets by drivers during the cold
weather.
A MEETING Of the buildings and
grounds committee Of the city board OF
education Was called for O'Clock Mon
daY afternoon To consider the matter OF
new buildings and additions for the
schools during the coming year, but
quorum was not present, so no meeting
was hold. The committee will no doubt
meet today and prepare q report TOT lhc
meeting of the board tonight.
HANNAH SYNAGOGUE flied an action
FOR divorce in The district court Monday
against 81. clair Synagogue. bartender,
on tho ground Of non support They weTc
married in this city May II. 1890. and
have four children. II is alleged that
Synagogue has failed 20 support his family
for two wears. Mrs. Synagogue asks dl
vorcc the custody Of rha children. $50 a
month alimony and 800 as attorneys
fees
MRS. GEORGE 3. THOMPSON Of
Chalis Ida. a sister Of Julian Riley, dep
uty United States marshal, is visiting
with her brother, at tho Riley home, bli
East Fourth South street. Mrs. Ghomp-
son will leave in day or two for a visit
with her father. Captain A. I. Riley, at
we'll known in Salt Lake, whore he lived
for II number Of years. He first came
through this section in 1852. He is 81
years OF age. but is still as young as
the Youngest
JUDGE AND MRS. T. w. MCKINNEY
entertained a large party of friends M a
box party at the Mission thelter Mon
dav evening. The party Was composed
OF the following well known persons: Mr..
and Mrs. A. T.. Payne and daughter.
Judge and Mrs. j. T. Darmer. Judge and
Mrs a. j. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Cohen Mrs. NJ. S. Parker and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. y. connor. MIR and
Mrs Il. A. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. l.: T..
son and daughter. George NJ Sullivan.
Mrs Elsie Fair. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Smith and MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Witbccf.
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