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

MIR. AND MRS. JAMES i. MCDONALD
arc rejoicing over the arrival of a son.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK BoTTER1LL
arc rejoicing over tho arrival OF daush-
ter, born December 0,
a CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
for the position OF junior chemist In the
geological survey VIII be held in This city
January and q.
DANCES arc 10 be given on both
Christmas and New Years cvcs by tho
salt Lulte Caledoninn club. at the knights
OF Columbus ball on West First South
street.
THE REGULAR meeting. OF Temple
In the B. B. rooms. IN members arc
urgently requested 10 be present.
MRS. ID. B. MUDGETT OF 800 Third
death OF her mother, Mrs. John n. Squlor
OF Jerscyvillc, III. Mrs. Squicr will bo
remembered by host OF friends in this
city. where she had visited several times.
SAMUEL. ANDERSON died Mt his home
In the Thirtieth ward Saturday afternoon.
Of general debility. The funeral service
will he held from the Thirtieth ward
chapel. Ut Gotz and First West streets,
this Sunday afternoon, with intcrment
ut the City cemetery.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF Salt Lake
circle No. 159. Women of Woodcraft the
funeral of Mrs. David Dowuen - years
OF age. OF No. ] Simon court, was held
from ODounell's chapel Saturday after
noon at o'clock. Intcrment was at the
city cemetery.
ARTHUR Il. CLARKE boolilSccpcr at
the Knutstord hotel for many years. but
who IS now engaged in business in Sc
attic. has returned TO tho city for II visit
and Will remain here for somo time. Mr.
Clarke Is guest at the knutsford
AT THE MEMS MEETING this after
noon al $50 in the y. NJ. c. A, John It.
ANton. formerly general secretary for the
local association and now chaplain Of tho
Eighteenth Infantry OF tho United states
army. Will give an illustrated lecture on
THE Present Day Problem Of the Fiji
pino and Moro"
FUNERAL SERVICES OF Clifford r.
Haslam months old. who died Friday
afternoon at the home OF his parents
John ~. and Mary Reed Haslam, sos West
First North street. VIII be held from the
family residence at o'clock this tSun-
day) afternoon. 1ntcrment will be at the
City cemetery.
KENNETH HENAGER, . years old. the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James c. llcnager.
died from scarlet fever at the family
home. iiI North First West street Sat
urday afternoon. The funeral services
were held from the residence Saturday
afternoon, with intermcnt at the City
cemetery.
\ BEAUTIFUL DOLL. dressed by Miss
Mario Hansen. a blind girl. Will be sold
~ the home Of Mrs. Arthur Bird. 800 East
tlrst South street, at party TO bs CiVon
for the beDcflt OF the afflicted girl next
Saturday. The doll was on exhibition at
lhc Kenyon hotel recently and occasioncd
much favorable comment
THE WORK Of improving State street
south Of Eleventh South 10 Murray by
the county, VIII now be proceeded with.
The now rocll-CrUshcr. which Is to replace
| the machine put out Of commission n
short time ago, has boon received. This
work is being done in connection with
tho double tracking OF the street car line
20 Murray.
IN THE United States district court
yesterday morning. the action commenced
/ BY Fred Bentley against the Boston Con-
| solidatcd Mining company. in which The
plarntip asks 10000 damages. came up
with live wire and was knocked from
ssaHold, sustaining injuries which. Il
rs alleged. are permanent.
y BANQUET AND BALL was given in
honor OF the commercials OF the L. u. s.
Business college Friday evening. The
girls OF the domestic science department
served while "A dozen imprompm to1sts
were given throughout the evening. Miss
Roumanla Hyde PLAYED her violin.
Dancing was enjoyed after the banquet
COMPLAINT has been made that
valuable works Of art, property Of the
public library have been mutilated and
damaged by mlscrcants. and Il strict
watch Is being kept for tho offenders. In
many instances valuable designs and
drawings have been removed from eNpen-
sivc volumes and carried AWAY. Some OF
the books damaged cost as much as $50
a volume.
THE f. w G. OF Naomi Rebckah lodge
No. | mot December . at Uhc home Of
Mrs. Jessie Russell. ana the following
officers were elected; President Ida Rus =
muss"n. vice president. Amanda Ewing
sccre tdry. Gada Richards, treasurer, Edna
BlIckm1rr. y dainty luncheon was
served and an enjoyable afternoon was
spent. The club will snect with Sister
Rasmussen January Is, 1910.
JOHN K. WINDER, member of the
! first presidency of tho Mormon church,
celebrated the elghtieth anniversary OF
his birth Saturday at his home ON West
Temple street Only the immediate mcm-
! Dors Of the octoScnaran's family were
present Dinner was served al o'clock.
after which the evening was spent In en-
| tcrtainmcnt. President Winder has been
active in the affairs OF his church for
many years.
THE ANIMAL CHRISTMAS TREE Of
/ the Free Kindergarten association viii he
| given December II, day earlier than
! usual, that tho teachers of ths CniYer-
slty kindergarten training school may be
| In attendance. Those who are interested
| in tho work Of the Free Emdcrga rtcu
! association and who desire to assist in the
celebration for tho forty children being
| cared for by the institution arc requested
to communicate with Mrs. c. j.. Richards.
| 2lI Eleventh East street, president OF the
| hoard of directors. or with any other
member of the board.