The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
City and Neighborhood

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l.. M. Earl, OF Idaho Falls, Ida, Is
at the Kenyon.
MRS. C. i. BRAY and niece, Miss Alice
Mccoy have returned homo from q two
months trip through tho east and SOUTH
SAMUEL II. SMITH OF Newton, Kan:
arrived in tho city Saturday to attend
the obsequies OF his brother, NJ g.
Smith
MISS OLIVE HICKS underwent an op, ,
Grafton at the Groves L. D. S. hospital
Saturday morning. Her condition Is SAID
to be critical.
ATTORNEY ]. M, HAMILTON, will
leave the city today for Buffalo, n. y:
on legal business. En- route he Will Visit
his old home at Fort Madison. ia.
MISS HELEN STEWART, daughter OF
A. 4. Stewart OF Denver, will arrive sun
day, TO pass tho summer with MISS Kuth
Bruballer OF 226 Fifth East street.
county attorney Saturday against. Jess
Gelich, charging him with grand lar.
ccny, the theft OF $40 from Nick LaMott
June ~.
JOSEPH GIOVANNI, who came here
recently from Montana, was examined rs
TO his sanity before Judge Armstrong
OF the district court Saturday and was
committed to the State Mental hospital
THE TRIAL of the case Of the state
against Bob Morich will begin In DistriGt
Judge Lewis's court Monday Morich is
charged with assaulting Nick Smith with
a revolver December 22. 1909. with In
tent to murder him.
MIR. AND MRS. w. c. HUNTER leave
Monday for an extensive trip through the
east MIR. Hunter Is the western superin-
tendent Of the Kansas City Insurance
company. Mr.. Hunter will speak at the
insurance convention. which Is to be held
in Kansas City. June %,
MR. AND MRS. PAUL RAINBY will
leave Saturday, July 2, for the east. Wis
iting st. Louis, Chicago and New York.
and later going to Mr., Rainey,s home In
Pines, where they will locate on fruit
ranch.
THE SALT LAKE THISTLE CLUB
Will give a trolley car party to oil NOM
o'clock. The parade, or ride, will start
promptly at p, m. from the Jennings
block. East First South street, Tuesday
evening
TIE EIGHTEEN women arrested Fri
day night by the police and booked as
Migrants appeared by their attorney in
Judge Bowmans court Saturday morning
and had the hearing of their cases set
leased on $50 bail each Friday night
BISHOP HEBER C. IvERSoN will de-
liver the third of special series OF ad-
dresses on the "Origin and Destiny OF
Man" in the Seventeenth ward chapel
this evening at $3.50 o'clock. his topic
being the Life and Ministry OF Christ"
The public is invited.
FRANK NJ. ELDREDGE received a
telegram from his wife, who left this
city for Canada Wednesday morning
that she had reached the bedside OF her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Carter, too late. as
Mrs. Garter passed away a few hours
before Mrs. Eldredge was able to reach
there.
SARAH CRoNIN filed suit for divorce
in the district court Saturday against
j. c. Cronin on the grounds Of dcsertion
and failure 10 support, They were mar
red In Cincinnati, o.. June Is, 1884, and
in September, 1906: Mrs. Cronin also
asks the custody OF the minor children.
WEDNESDAY EVENING the marriage
OF Miss Myrtle Haigh and W. II. Twom
mother. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Sperry. A reception followed.
Later. the young. folks left for trip TO
Denver, and Will be at home TO their
street.
WHILE RUNNING down the side of a
mountain in Emigration canyon Satur-
day afternoon. girl about years old,
fell over a steel rail innicting a severe
cut across the forehead. Mrs. Mamie
Groves and Mrs. Frank Sorenson. resi-
dents OF the canyon. bound up the cuts
as best they could before the little girl,
with her parents, left for the city.
CLAUDE W. FREED filed suit in the
district court Saturday against the Sc
vier River Land and Water company TO
recover $500 alleged to be due as part
of tho purchase price OF certain water
rights sold by George Il. Raymond to T.
G. Callister as trustee for the defendant
October 10. 1908. Raymond assigned his
claim through several different persons
to the plaintiff.
SUIT was filed in the district court
Saturday by the Bank OF American Fork
against David Smith and a number OF
other defendants to recover $1035 alleged
to be due for money loaned March a.
river at the Dry Wash in Uintah county,
to bc used for sheep and stock. Jude-
ment is also asked for Sl03,50 as attor-
ney fees.
THE REV. WILLIAM THURSTON
BROWN will speak Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock at Liberty park under the aus
pices of the Socialist party, His topic
will be the example of Milwaukee. AT S
o'clock Monday evening he will make his
report as delegate TO the Socialist ma
tional convention recently held in Chicago
The evening meeting Will be in room 2S2
Commercial Club building.
FOLLOWING simple but impressive
funeral services at the Hall undertaking
parlors Saturday afternoon. the body OF
NJ. 3. Smith, who died Thursday was
laid AT rest in Mt. Olivet cemetery. The
services were brief. the Rev. Francis Bur-
gette Short being the only speaker. Mu-
sic was furnished by quartet. The
floral tributes were profuse and beauti-
full.
Fresh water bathing in clear, in