The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
City and Neighborhood

MRS. HARRY ALDoUs Is slightly i'm
proved, after undergoing serious oper
ution-
MADAME CHARLTON OF tho Charl-
ton shop lett Yesterday for New York
and the enst, on n purchasing trip.
MRS. w. A. HOLMAN was informed
by wire saturday OF the death of her
sister. Mrs, Melissa Latin. at Crawford.
Illinois,
THE SISTERS in charge OF Kearns-
st. Nnns orphanaGe wish TO thank tie
NeedleworK guild for many articles OF
clothing sent to tho establishment
THE CRANE COMPANY is suing II.
y. Davies In tho district court to recover
$l0S9 30, alleged TO be due on run
ming account
MRS. ELLEN BEAN, wife OF Thomas
Bean. died In her homo, 1916 Mead
street, Poplar Grove. Saturday. She was
81 years OF age and had resided in Salt
Luke many years,
MEETINGS of the International Bible
Students association will be held Sunday
81 p. IN. and 7;30 p. M, at X. OF G..
hall, 1871 East First South street. Unde-
nominational; no collection, and every
body welcome.
MICHAEL JOHN RYAN. the SIX
wceks-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John ..
Ryan, 767 Seventh avenue, died Satur-
day morning OF pneumonia. Private
services will be held at the residence
Sunday at p. m.
THE GIRLS OF the Gammi Phi sorori-
~ Of the University OF Utah held BAN
quet at the Commercial club Saturday
evening. About fifty members OF the
tertaining musical and literary pro-
gramme.
THE THISTLE CLUB Will give Hal
lowcen party on the night of Friday. o.
tober 2s, in Thistle Club hail. 81 West
First South street. There will be speak
aud 1o rtnp md
especially persons OF Scotch descent. is
invited.
DIR. WHERRIT and wife OF Kamns.
Utah, after u three weeks visit with o.
G.. Snow and family in this city, re-
turned TO their home on Saturday. DR..
Wherrit Is one of tho best-known physl-
clans In eastern Utah, and has host OF
friends In Salt Lake.
JOE BASsETT. wanted in Elko. New.
on a grand larceny charge. who was ar
Sergeant Pearce. Saturday afternoon
waived eXtradition and Sherifr J. G.
Clarke started for Nevada with the pris
oner later in the day,
THE CLERICAL. FORCE in the state
land board offices Is busy preparing 1900
notices to be sent out to purchasers OF
state land. that their annual payments
are due January l. 1911. The notices
will be mailed by November to give
the purchasers plenty OF time to arrange
for payment
THE AUTOMOBILE owned by e. NJ
Ashton. 996 Lincoln avenue. was slight
ly damaged by fire at Third South and
Third East streets at Q o'clock Saturday
company No. l and Fire Chief Glore re-
sponded. This was the first fire alarm
sounded in Salt Lake since October Il.
PAUL. GOODRICH and Roy Wheeler
pleaded guilty In police court Saturday
TO carrying concealed weapons and were
fined $50 each. Goodrich had a revolver
and a pair OF brass knuckcs In his pos.
session when arrested on Commercial
street Thursday night and his partner,
Wheeler, was armed with a pair Of brass
ROBERT J. BUCHANAN. New York,
Will deliver his Illustrated lecture, 'rhe
Life OF Christ" tonight in the First
Methodist Episcopal church, This lee
Ing views: mostly Holfmans studies.
Gospel hymns will also be thrown upon
the screen and the congregation Will be
requested to sing them.
THE FUNERAL of John Openshaw
aged so years, who died Friday night
AT his home. 81 North Fifth West street.
will be held Sunday at 12l5 o'clock
from the sixteenth ward chapel. with
may be viewed at the family home from
$50 to 1915 o'clock on Sunday Mr..
Opcnshaw was machnist Two chill
dren survive.
a JURY In District Judge Armstrong;
court Saturday gave John Robinson a
verdict for slI50 damagesr for personal
injuries, Robinson. while driving along
South Temple street between Sixth and
Seventh West streets. February II. 1909,
went into an uncovered excavation. The
city was granted a non-suit and Robin
son appealed. The supreme court held
that the case should have gone to the
jury
EMPLOYEES of Hewlett Bros. Co.
al n~Ir
Third ward amusement hall. Seventh
South and State strceta. next Friday
evening. The young men and ladies' OF
tho Hewlett company last fall gave such
u successful dance that they have de-
cidcd to give a social every year There
will be pepper dances. 'r;isn' two
steps Japanese" wsItzes. "eXtra-
strength" schottischcs. with delicious re-
freshmenls.
Tho Z" "Heidelburg" is now serving a