The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
City and Neighborheod

DONALD STEWART Of Meudesha,
Kan. Is the guest of Mrs. G. w. Ray.
SENATOR AND MRS A. u. LEWIS
arrived Saturday from the cast and are
registered at the knutsford
w. w. VISION OF Austin, New, one
OF that states prominent mining men. Is
here for few days on pleasure and busl-
ness.
PAUL Fl REINHARD and bride ar
rived Saturday from their home at Mis-
soula, Mont, where Mr.. Reinhard Is a
prominent business man.
BOWEN FARLEY. well known Idaho
having arrived Saturday from the thriv
ing Idaho town.
JAMES MPARLAND, head of the
Plnkertons in the west. Is at the Cullen,
having come. in Saturday from Denver
for inspection Of this office and to look
around a little
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK X. YOUNG
of st. Paul are guests of MIR. and Mrs.
William Mohler for n few days at their
homo on East Second South street,
GEORGE HART. charged with indie
cent conduct. asked for the statutory
time In which to enter his plea. Ball was
fixed at 5000, Hart Is 40 years of age.
A. z. Rios, charged with selling liquor
without license, was found guilty and
fined 5000 by Judge Bowman Saturday.
Rizos's attorney was allowed five days in
which to appeal
EVERGREEN LODGE No 151. Fra
ternal Union Of American, will have an
outing at Liberty park tomorrow (Mon
day). A programme OF athletic sports
has been arranged for the occasion.
SECTION SIX Of the Ladies' Aid Of I'm
manuel Baptist church will entertain at
lawn party at the homo OF Mrs. c. c.
Goss, rs II street. Tuesday from to 3.
They will have as guest OF honor Mrs.
William Sly OF Colorado.
T., e. HARRIS, a brakeman, employed
on the Denver q Rio Grande, had his foot
crushed while climbing between two box
cars at the depot Friday night He was
taken to ST. Marks hospital where the
Injured member was amputated.
A COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Saturday against Frank
Chandler. charging him with falling to
plant was sworn to by James Sabine the
pauper clerk,
DIR. JAMES E. coLLINGE will lee
ture this (Sunday) evening at s O'clock
cult. Constructive and Destructive" Lee
ture free at 120 South Main street. Pub
lie invited.
ERNEST A. GRAY was granted a di-
vorce by District Judge Morse Saturday
from Minnie Gray on the ground of de-
sertion. They were married at. Butte.
June 20. 1906 and Mrs. Gray deserted
her husband December 27, 1908, 1t is
averred.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS received a tel
Nose Christensen at Portland: Ore, that
her 13-year-old son, Victor, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. 1t is under
stood that the little patient is getting
along nicely.
MIR. AND MRS. IT. r. WOODBRIDGE
are at home again after several months
passed In tour of the South Seas. They
visited the Hawaiian islands and from
there wont to the islands of the far South
Pacific. enjoying stay at Tahiti and in
New Zealand.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will
meet again Monday. Tuesday and We'd
and adjust complaints against the tax
assessment for this year. The last meet
Ing of the board OF equalization Will be
held Monday, June 90
WILLARD FOSTER. son of the late
Warren Foster. is at home again visiting
his relatives. Mr.. Foster has been on the
stage for some time and has been play
ing in Des Moines. Milwaukee and Bay
City with much success. He Will remain
here during the summer
DIR. RAY IRVINE has received word
from DR.. Stauffer that he has completed
his two months course in Vienna and is
now In London where he will remain.
taking up special subjects until July 3.
EIe will then sail for home and is ex-
pccted to arrive here about July 20
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN HEMAN cele-
brated their, seventy-siXth wedding an
niversary Saturday at their home. 224
Third East street. They were married at
Amsterdam. Holland, and came TO Utah
thiriy-three years ago. Mr., Heman is
still hale and hearty and is following his
chosen profession. bookbindtDs.
THE REV p. A SIMPKIN being un-
able TO be in the city Sunday. the Sun
day morning sermon ut the Phillips Con-
grega tional church will be preached by
the Rev. w. C, Veazle, In the evening
Mrs. u. e. Shepard of the w. e. r. L. |
VIII talk on THE Four Great Evils-In- |
temperance. Gambling. Impurity and Sab
bath Breaking" Mrs. Shepard Is q well |
known lecturer
FOR THEIR efficient services in fight |
Ing the flames at the home of Mrs, w, |
M. O'Brlen. AZ G street, last Monday. |
the Firemen's Relief association received |
from Mrs. O Brien a check for $40 Sat |
urday afternoon. The check was sent to |
Chief Glorc who rendered II TO the off, !
GERS of the association. Chief Glorc and |
the members from station No 4 re- |
sponded TO the alarm.