The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-17
City and Neighborhood

GEORGE a. MURRAY OF Dawson.
Alaska, is visiting his sister-inlaw, Mrs
J. Brodic, al 81 West First North street
FUNERAL SERVICES ovor Mrs
r. \, Tripp viii be held at the family
home, 32S G street. this Thursday aft
crnoon at O'Clock.
EMILY +. GIBSON procured Judgment
in District Judge ARMSTRONG court
Wednesday against Il. Il. Rykert for
SSIf49I OF promissory notes.
HARRY MERCER, humane officer. left
Wednesday for La Mollc. NJ. with the
body of his mother. Ettic Il. Mercer, who
died here Monday. Mrs Mercer came
here n year ago for her health
THE REHEARSAL of the Salt Lake
symphony orchestra. which was adver-
tsed for Saturday, has been changed
10 this (Thursdsy) morning at 1880
o'clock at the Sail Lake thcatcr
THE CASE AGAINST the Wasatch
Construction company, charged with
cruelty 10 animals. WAS dismissed Wed :
ncsdaY after evidence had been heard
by Judge j. ]. Whitaker in police court
JAMES w. SAVILLE, who WAS sud
| denly stricken with heart failure Mon
day morning. was much improved early
this CrhursdaS) morning. according to
reports received from the family resi-
dcnce. 200 Firth avenue.
AN INTERESTING entertainment Will
| be given In the Liberty ward meeting
! house Friday evening at O'Clock by the
different Sunday school departments. who
will each contribute a number OF items
| TO the programme,
THE FUNERAL Of Mrs. Laura Will
| lams. wife OF George A. Williams of the
! Short Line offices. VIII he held Friday
| afternoon at O'Clock from the under
| talking .parlors OF 5. u. Evans. Burial
| Will be In tho City cemetery. Mrs. Will
! liams died Wednesday, of paralysis.
DAVID MCKENZIE Of 515 South Sec
| ond West street has petitioncd the dis
| trict court for letters OF administration
| on the estate of Mary Ann Mckenzie.
! who died here inteststc, juno II last
! leaving Ss67.5o in cash in the Descret
| Building society There are fourteen
! heirs.
| DESERTION WITHIN "A little moro
| than six months after marriage. is Ada
| Hills Emcrsons charge against Frank
| j. Emerson I'm suit for divorce filed in
| tho district court Wednesday. They were
married at Ogden, January .. 1909. and
| Emerson deserted bor August 10 follow
| Ing. Mrs. Emerson says.
| INTENDING TO TRY for a commission
! at the end Of one years service in the
ranks Brigham Willard Carter. son OF
ii wci-to do livestock owner of this city.
listed in the United States Marine corps
| "Wednesday. James Howard another Salt
Lake boy. also enlisted Wednesday.
| FUNERAL SERVICES for John Kirk
man. who died Tuesday ut the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Kcddlng ton,
| S3i East Fifth South street. a the age
Of so years, will be held at 2 % clock this
| (Thursday) afternoon In the Tenth ward
chapel The body may br viewed iron,
10 a. m. to 1880 p III. at the keddington
| home.
r. HOOPER and J. w. Reed. who are
| alleged 10 have entered George w. Put
! nams room at II East First South street
Monday are charged with third degree
burglary in II complaint issued by the
county attorney Wednesday, In another
complaint. Fred Collins is charged Will
the petit larceny Monday of an oycrcoat
valued at s1S, from Herbert Young.
| FRANK WILLIAMS, a miner. A. years
old. and John -. King, plasterer were
arrested by Patrolman Simpson I'm the
rear OF the Ocean bar, 2225 State street,
where they had cached a seventy five
pound tub of butter. Following the ar
| rest OF tho two men, Patrolman s'imp-
son learned that the butter had been
stolen from a wagon at the Jensen
| Creamery company.
| FRANK HOLMAN Of Utah. who has
been at Oxford university for the last
| two years as the holder OF the Rhodes
scholarship from Utah. was recently elect
cd TO the presidency OF Oxford Col
lege society. which position Of honor has
| never before been held by an Ameri-
| can He is also chairman OF the commit
tee in charge OF the great Thanksgiving
banquet to be held at Oxford