The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
City and Neighberhoed

FRED LYNDBERG has resigned as
steward at the city isolation hospital In
order to pay a visit TO his native land.
Denmark
MEMBERS OF the Fifth ward, will
gather at the ward meeting house Fri
day evening and make merry. y pro
Sramme dancing and a banquet Will be
fcat atures OF the evening
DIR. JAMES +. COLLINGG, the intui-
tional psychologist, Will lecture free in
E.astman's studio. ial South Main street.
this evening on the subject OF Woman
hood and How to Conserve It," The lee
ture hall will open at 7:46 o'clock.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
OF Mrs, Harriet S. Rossetcr were held
from the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Frank S. King, "a Floral lane. at $50
In Mt. Olivet cemetery.
A. II. THlESSEN. director OF the local
office of the United States weather bu-
reau. left Wednesday morning for the
the great irrigation project and weather
stations in that neighborhood.
ARLANDO HOvEY, who was struck
over the head with beer bottle In the
free-for-all fight which took place Mt
the Warm Springs bar Thursday night
last. is reported recovering at ST. Marx $
hospital.
THE WHEREABOUTS OF George Col
linwood and Mary Collinwood, formerly
OF England. who came TO Utah about
three years ago and were last heard Of
at Castle Gate, is desired by relative,
Mrs. John Fletcher, SO Victoria street
Doncaster. England.
JUDGE RITCHIE of the district court
on Wednesday rendered judgment in fa-
vor OF the Utah Implement Vehicle com
pany and against George a, Shumway
for SS39.lS, found TO be due on three
promissory notes executed by Shumway
on May is, 1907.
THE FUNERAL over the body of Mrs.
Leslie p. Breeze VIII be held Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock from the chapel
lshment. Burial Will be in Mt, OliVet
cemetery. and the services will be con-
Quoted by the Daughters Of Eebekah. of
which Mrs. Breeze was a member,
AFTER SPENDING more than eight
years In Japan. In tho interest OF the
Mormon church, Alma o. Taylor and
Fred a. Caine are home again. Both
missionaries report the Japanese mission
church. and that a splendid foundation
has been laid for the work in the orient.
THE SEAT SALE for the Cadet Band
concert TO be given Saturday evening.
opens this morning at the Salt Lake the
ater and from all indications the sale
Will be a rushing one. The affair is to be
given an official character In more ways
than one, for tho governor OF the state
and his entire staff Will attend in uni
form.
JUDGMENT by default was rendered
by Judge Rltchie of the district court
on "Wednesday in favor of A, e Walters
pretor Of the Munroe studio in this
city. for s302.5 so. found to be due for
services rendered by tho plaintiff in
charging photographs oo4 for m MuTT9e be-
%, 1908.
MADELINE v. BARR fled suit for
divorce in the district court Wednesday,
against Ormond T. Barr on the grounds
rnit Ni...,e
were married at Santa Barbara. Cal.
April 49, 1906, and 1t Is alleged that
Barr deserted his wife February To-, 1908,
since which he has failed TO support her.
asks the custody.
KATHLEEN M. KBLEHER filed suit
for divorce in the district court Wednes-
day against w. j. Eeleher on the grounds
of dcsnrtioD and on-support. They were
married I'm Lawrence. Mass. August ..
1900 and it is alleged that kelehcr de-
serted his wife In October. 1908. since
which time he has failed to support her.
They have one child. OF which Mrs. Kele-
her asks the custody.
THE BRITISH Fraternal and Benevo-
lent association per in room 2&2, Com
mercial club building. "Wednesday night
and spent social evening, II. f. Ball
acted as chairman and seven new mem
bers wore taken In. This raises the
membership TO approximately thirty-hve
The success of the association now il
assured. The next meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, May 6, beginning at
s o'clock.
MATT HENSON, Tho negro. who has
the distinction of being enc of the two
civilized men who reached the North pole
and who was the companion of Robert
u. Pcary when the pole was discovered
was entertained Tuesday evening by the
members OF the w. r. Vernon Lyceum
bureau. Mr.. Henson was introduced by
NJ, a Brandt Lawrence Marsh, editor
OF the Beacon Light, was the principal
speaker OF the evening. Following the
speeches supper was served.