The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
City and Neighborheod

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GEORGE; w. REED, manager of z. G.
M. L drug department. Will leave this
morning for Knight, Wyo, on a vacation
MRS J. MARTIN DAVIS Will leave
tho city this week for Chicago, where
she will take the summer course LOT
teachers.
WILLARD DONE, assistant state in
surance commissioner. will deliver the
Fourth of July oratIon at the celebration
at Upton, Summit county. Monday.
THERE WILL BIZ no law and motion
day in the United states court Monday,
July 4, tho national holiday. the hearing
OF petitions having been continued until
Tuesday.
THE ROYAL HIGIII4ANDERs. r. fra
tcrnal and benevolent organization,
which had It's origin In Aurora, Neo. mas
been admitted to practice Its insurance
business in Utah.
HARRY A. MONTGOMERY OF Salt
Lake City has filed petition In oank-
ruptcy in the federal court He claims
that his liabilities amount to Sl4Zo.2o ana
that his assets total SlIb.
APOSTLE SENATOR SMooT arrived
in Salt Lake City about 3 p m: Satur.
day. AT 1890 p: m. Mr. Smoot nnd not
arrived "a the home OF his mother-lh-
law, Mrs Eldredge.
THE JAMES B. M'KEAN W. R. c.
was entertained at the homo OF Mrs,
Widenor Thursday. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent at cards. after which
dainty refreshments were served.
THE TALENTED little singers OF the
ST. Mary's cathedral junior choir are re-
hearslng daily for their entertainment
'.Dreamland, ;" which will be given at the
Mission theatcr next Friday evening.
JUDGE o. w. POWERS will doliver
at 10 o'clock this morning., At e:3o this THIS
evening Judge Powers will talk at the
Ninth ward chapel The addresses Will
be along patriotic lines.
A LARGE PARTY OF temple workers;
| church authorities and friends started
| over the old pioneer trail up Emigration
| canyon Saturday morning. with the In
| tention of spending the day on the d.
vide and indulging In an old-tme picnic
MRS. ]. S. HoUTz and baby have
gone to their home In Idaho. Mrs. Houtz
Intended to go earlier, but on account OIL
| the illness OF herself and family was
unable to leave. 1t Is hoped by her many
| friends that the change Will be OF benefit
| to her.
AT THE HEARING of motion for
the appointment of q receiver In the case
| of H L. Miner against Joseph Milieron
| and the Pharnohs Glen company, DIS,
trict Judge Morse. SATURDAY; appoln.eo
| c. W. Johnson as receiver OF the prop,
eytv OF the company and hNod his bond
ut $1,000
A COMPLAINT was Issued by the
county attorney Saturday against H.
Page. negro, charging MN Wi'n :, "a as aS-
| legged that Page used n revolver TOO iree-
| ly In a pawnshop on Commercial street
| July Q. The complaint was sworn TO py
| ii. Roe.
| lanes g. Tamage will deliver the
fourth of series Of addresses TO be de-
| livered In the Seventeenth ward chapel
His subject will be The Great Apostaey
authority on this subject. he having
written a book entitled "The Apostacy."
II. PEMBROKE filed an attachment
suit in the district court Saturday against
| the Mercantile Publishing company TO
recover sisss2. alleged to be due Carter
| & Allen OF Denver, for merchandise SOLD
| between September 1909 and January.
! 1910 The account was assigned by Car
| ter g. Allen 10 plaintiff,
| SUIT WAS FILED in the district
court Saturday by the Olah- -Ritchie COM
pany to foreclose mechanics lien on
part of lot Q. block %. plat B., Salt Lake
City survey. The cotton Is brought
amount amount due for labor performed in
plumbing is 1882.
THE DDSERNT SAVINGS BANK and
w. w. Ritter filed suit In the district
court Saturday against j. l.. Robson and
pany and L. D. Allen. receiver OF the
| company to forecloso trust deed dated
| January II, 1902, for $1,000, on lots II
| and rs, block ., Lincoln Park addition.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was hled in the
| district court Saturday by Mabel l.. Jen-
| son against S. c. Jenson on tho ground
OF desertion. They were married In this
| city June 90. 1907. and II Is alleged that
Jenson deserted his wife January s, 1909,
Mrs. Jenson also asks the restora ton OF
| her maiden name. Mabel Leavitt.
THE MEMBERS of the Oliver o. How
ard post No. are requested to meet
promptly at 0 o'clock Il. m, July 4. at
the post hall, for the purpose OF going
| to Liberty park to take part In the pa
rade at the park. Carriages Will be fur
| nished at the hall for all who cannot
walk and transportation will be fur
nished to all others on the cars.
LESTER D. FREED OF the Freed Fur
nlture company will leave today for n
months trip through the east. Mr..
| Freed will be in Detroit for the Elks'
grand lodge convention. He Will be ac-
tive in the campaign for the election OF
| Col c. l.. APPLICABLE OF Salt Lake City
TO tho position OF grand trustee of the
| order.
| PERCY ALTREE, whose stage name
| is Daville. has just returned from an ex-
| tended engagement in southern Calffor-
| MIA, where he he's been presenting his
| own playlet. entitled "A Hurried Pro-
posal" Another of Mr.. Altree's efforts
| Is little western episode entitled "The
| Borderline'' which he Is going to pre-
| season. Mr.. Altree Is a guest OF his
| brother at 460 East Fifth South,
|
10c admission Wandamere tomorrow,
the 4th,