The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
City and Neighborhood

THE BANK. CLEARINGS Tuesday
amounted 10 S9l4.25S.9T. as compared
with s1.oIs,2I9,25 for the same date a
Year ago.
THE SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION will give its regular
luncheon at the Commercial club al 1880
o clock Wednesday.
THE board OF examiners of the Salt
Lake County Medical association VIII
take luncheon at the Commercial club
at noon Wednesday,
c. B. TUPIN. the new local manager
OF the Postal Telegraph company. has
arrived from Kollomo. Ind. and is now
In active charge of the office.
TIE MARRIAGE of Miss Theresa
Lewis a daughter OF Mrs. Sarah Lewis.
and Sidney Whitehead OF Provo took
place Tuesday afternoon in the Office
OF the county clerk.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. October 4.
there Will be Il banquet at the Cullen no.
present and former residents of Millard
county. II is for the purpose of renew
ing old acquaIntanccs.
LITTLE MISS KATHERINE BROUGH-
all visited The Orphans Homo and Day
Nursery on Sunday, playing Santa Claus
10 all the little ones, by leaving n nice
gift for each little girl. either in toys.
shoes, a hat or something else desirable.
EVA +. CRANE charges Joseph A.
Crane with nonsupport since maria ge
Tuesday. and demands a divorce and her
maiden name of Erickson back. The
couple was married here December 16
1909.
GEORGE ALLEN. educational direc-
tor OF the American Institute of Bank
INK will be in Salt Lake Saturday and
after holding business meeting with
the Salt Lake chapter will address the
members in the evening at the CoI>ner
cal club.
j.. II. BRANDENBUEG or Denver,
section forecastcr of the weather bureau
OF the department Of agriculture for
leo, was visiting in Salt balsc Tuesday.
the guest OF the local director. \. H.
Thiesscn.
THE Utah Association OF Architects
had dinner at the Commercial club
Tuesday night. The repast was an in
formal affair. and about score of mem
hers were present. There was some post :
prandsl oratory. but II all pertaincd 10
business matters.
DIR. AND MRS W. s. ELLERBECK
left for New York yesterday They will
visit the large cities and return in about
a month DIR. Ellerbcck will spend some
tmc at the University OF PENNSYLVANIA.
where he will renew old acqua intances
and compare notes with his old profess
sors.
ON MOTION OF the district Attorney
office the case against Joseph \. Biack.
charged with committing a statutory Of
-
Z last wns dismissed in District Judge
Lewls's court Tuesday. The complain
ling witness has refused to prosecute, IL
Is understood
L. c. MARIGER saws in complaint
filed in the district court Tuesday that
w. and Al Douglas drove a Thomas
Flyer he rented 10 them July last into
a wagon and wrecked it, and he wants
the possession Of tho machine and $500
! damages. The collision occurred Sep
| tember IL, Mariger says.
| JESSIE GIBSON and BESSIE johnson,
| the two negresses arrested Monday
night, charged with attacking and rob
bing Perry Clark. AS West Fifth South
street we're arraigncd in police court
| Tuesday morning on the charge OF grand
! la rceny. They both pleaded not guilty
and Judge Whitaker fixed their bonds at
| $1,000 each.
JOHN SPEED PAGE. the 11-year- old
! orphan son OF the late Thomas and En-
| fly Abbott Page. died at the home OF his
| grandmother. Mrs. George Marriott. S2d
South Fifth East street at O'Clock
heart trouble were the cause of death
Two sisters. Myrtle. aged 10. and AL
! vera. aged Is. survive.
MRS. MYRTLE THOMAS. residing al
| 90 West First North. reported to the po-
lice Tuesday night that while she was
away from home early in tho evening
her home had been entered by burglars
| An officer was sent 10 the residence &c
| fern and small savings bank contain
| Ing 81 30 had been stolen.
| THE WEEKLY MEETING Of the
| principals cr tho city's public schools
| Will bc held Mt o'clock Wcdnc sd a V
| morning instead Of "Wednesday after
| noon. tho regular time. on account OF the
| memorial services 10 be held at tho First
| congregational church This "Wednesday
| afternoon in honor OF John :. Welch.
| late supervisor uf the grammar grades.
A JURY IN ZORA SANDELL'S per-
| sonnl injury damage suit against the
| r-tHlI Light & Railway company re-
| turned verdict In favor OF The stree,
railway company in District Judge Ann
strongs court Tuesday. Plaintiff de-
! manded s1625 damages for injuries SUI
stained In alighting from street at
First South and West Temple streets