The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
City and Neighborhood

City and Neighborhood
JUDGE JOHN a. MARSHALL. OF tho
United States district court, viii be on
the bench Monday to hear such motions
as may be presented, No other matters
Will bo considered.
MELVIN G. MORRIS, a former student
of tho j.. -. S. and n well known bari
tone OF Salt Lake. has gone TO New York
for the winter, JIG was accompanied by
j. M. Summerheys.
DAUGHTERS or VETERANS will
hold a halloween party Monday oven
ing at tho home OF Miss Pinkerton, IS
Wayne court, Members of all G. A, r.
organizations are Invited,
MISS ROSALID POLLOCK supervisor
OF primary grades In tho Salt Lake
schools. VIII address the parents c1ass of
the Eighteenth ward Sunday school this
morning at 10 o'clock.
THE MANY FRIENDS OF Mrs. Vernio
Means VIII be pleased to know that she
is recovering nicely from very serious
operation performed by Drs. Kerr and
Minear at tho Judge Mercy Wednesday
morning.
THE FUNERAL OF j. A. +. Day viii
be held at Seventh ward meeting house
Sunday, October so, at IL o'clock The
remains may be Viewed from o;30 until
ll:3O a. r., at 534 South First West
street,
PROF. JAMES Il. TALMAGE will lee
turc before the parents department of
the Ninth ward Sunday school today
Subject, Education OF the Home. Par
ent and Child" Everybody Invited. Lee
turc at 1880 q. IN.
LOUIS FEM formerly OF Fenz Broth
ers Opera company. and a well known
tenor who has appeared in all the prin-
cipal theatcrs and vaudeville houses of
N try l.y- l.sx.V
In the new Rathskeller In salt Lake.
DIR, F. e. MURRAY. inspector in
charge of the bureau Of animal Industry
returned from Fairfield last night after
q orieI visit OF inspection. Considerable
dipping or sheep is in progress at Fair
held and DIR. Murray supervised the work
or the regular inspectors.
THE w. c. r. U. will hold n temper
ing, October 30, at 8 O'Clock, Mrs. E. E.
shepard VIII conduct the services Frank
Z. Huston. song evangelist at the Cen
trai Christian church. Will sing the Twin
Ballads at the close OF the service.
THE Sunday evening lecture of the
Modern school will be given by Murray
u. Ring. whose lecture OF last week was
postponed. He will speak at s o'clock In
regular classes meet promptly at 230
o'clock.
WILLARD DONE. insurance commits
sioner for Utah. has received letter
IIpiii iIlS tEulTdl OlnCeS OF INC national
Fire Insurance company Of Hartford stat
Ing that the policyholders in the Shawnee
Fire, which recently went out OF business
VIII be fully protected by the National
company.
A BRIEF MEETING Of the Parks and
Fairgrounds association was held at the
Commercial club Saturday evening There
was good attendance and matters Of
interest to the association were discussed.
No action was taken on anything except
routine business.
BINOR KIIIOLM, convicted OF COM
mitting a statutory offensc against six
teen -year-old Lillian Larson OF Murray.
Ritchic's court Saturday morning to uIee re-
ceive sentence, and the court declared
his bond OF $500 forfeited and issued n
bench warrant TO get klholm before the
court.
CRUELTY, including beating and
choking, followed by non-support and de-
sertion, were the grounds upon which Jo-
sephinc Gilison was granted a divorce
from George T. Gillison. II Pullman por-
The marriage took place at Los Angeles,
June -, 1909
W. M. McCREA, assistant United
states district attorney for Utah. met
with an accident on Friday evening, by
which he broke his collarbone. He sIipped
on the stairway In his home and was
thrown TO the bottom OF the saIrs. with
the result as stated. lie will be con-
hhcu 10 MS nome Tor short while
THE FOLLOWING speakers will ad-
dress the parents classes OF The Ensign
Stake this morning, beginning at 10
O'Clock: Eleventh ward. Dr. 5 H. Allen:
Twelf,h-Thirtecnth ward Dr. Margaret
g. Roberts; Eighteenth. Miss Rosalie Pol
lock; twentieth ward, DIR. Mary Gamble
Twenty fifth ward, Prof. George Coray;
Twenty-seyenth. Bishop Heber c. Iycr-
son,
ALTHOUGH he was literally caught
IN the act of robbing a residence on
Eighth East street and was seen TO throw
away a sealskin cont taken from the
house. William Biggans pleaded not
guilty to two counts of grand larceny In
police court Saturday morning He
waived preliminary examination and was
held FOR district court. ball being fIxed
at $1,000 on each count
GROVER COYLE. who was badly
Injured Friday night by falling from a
scaroldng at the new Crane building
Second South and Second West streets. is
stlll In "a precarious condition at the
Judge Mercy hospital. His back is in
jured and 1t Is feared he has sustained
internal injuries. j, G. Bowers another
cement worker, who fell at the same
time as did Coylc. was not badly hurt,
THE ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND
anniversary Of the birth of the late Presi.
dent John Taylor OF the Mormon church
will be fittingly celebrated by all chill
drcn and descendants at the Granite
stake house Tuesday at 7 o'clock The
committee has been unable 10 locate all
such relatives but issues 81 general and
cordial invitation to all such 10 come to