The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
City and NeighborhoOd

Monahan,
A FINE IRISH BABY arrived Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j, j. Bren-
nan, No | Gibbons apartments.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES r, SMITH are
rejoicing over tho arrival Of girl at
their home. The youngstcr weighed Ia
pounds.
THE Daughters of Veterans Will meet
Mt l. o. o. r. hail at , o'clock this after,
noon TO attend tho funeral services OF
Colonel George 3. Squircs.
FOR THE II O'CLOCK MASS today at
st. Marys cathedral Mrs, Kathleen tlt%,
patrlcl Atkins will sing "SalVe Regina,
by Mercadantc. for the ufferiory.
JOSEPH l.. GAME, tho popular soc
rotary OF the Commercial club; left for
Provo. Saturday night. on business. He
VIII be at his desk again Monday.
GERALD JEFFS. "a years old. who is
married, Is charged with commission OF
a statutory ofIcnsc againet Irene Crow,
le years old, in complaint Issued by
the county attorney Saturday.
THE CuBI.EE CLOTHING COM
PANI Is suing The Salt Lake Tailoring
company In the district court to recover
1926 40. alleged to be due for goods fur
nlshcd September "a, last year.
oN-SUPPOET and dcsertion are
Alameda &. Wolfe's charges against Ir-
vim -. Wolfe in a complaint for divorce
filed I'm the district court Saturday Tho
marriage took place here August'l. 1905.
JAMES DIXON LEWIS. u carpenter
or Salt Lake city. has become bank
rupt. according 10 n petition fled by
hiu, I'm the federal court Saturday. Ills
liabilities are $2699.5l; his assets. $3.50.
WHILE coasting down a hul In little
express wagon, John Simonds. nGcd 10
years. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Simonds'
40 Ninth East street. was struck by an
automobile and suffered a BROKEN shoul-
der blade,
MISS NANCY JAND PERKINS. 3S
years of age. daughter of Mr., and Mrs
George w, Perkins OF Garfield, died Fri
day. The funeral will he held from tho
family residence Sunday afternoon at
1880 o'clock,
AT THE REGULAR o'clock vcspcr
service at tho y, w c. today In the
Brooks Arcade building on State street
G. II, Rcpath will be tho speaker. There
VIII be especial music provided and
social hour will follow the service,
MRS III. DOUTY. accompanied by her
son Harold. aud daughter Ruth, left last
Friday morning over the Union Pacific
for Antwerp. n, y, where she viii visit
for a month or six weeks with relatives
and friends.
WESLEY Il. KING, manager OF the
American Surety company. returned Sat
urday evening from Butte. While at
Butte Mr.. King had a surgical operation
performed which will probably neccssl-
tate his absence from his office for
short time.
AMONG VISITING bankers In Salt
Lake SATURDAY WAS l.. y. curtln Oh pS-
corah, la, who Is a stockholdcr in the
Sierra Nevada Lumber company. After
a pleasant call on j. IL Baker president
OF the lumber company, Mr.. Curtin went
OH TO Los Angeles.
SUPERINTENDENT FRANK MOY-
LEY OF the Liberty ward Sunday school
has arranged many special,ies Tor the
Sunday morning services and announces
,hat Dillon Williams VIII be tenor sololst
at the services this (Sunday) morning at
10 a. III. Public cordially invited; take
the Waterloo car.
WELSH PEOPLE OF Salt Lake are
preparing n reunion for the benefit of
Welsh conference visitors. The reunion
scmbly hail. 13l North Fifth West
street next Thursday night at s o'clock
a programme OF musical and literary
numbers will he given.
THE EXAMINATION OF applicants for
membership In the state bar, which usu-
ally Is held the Saturday before the
opening Of the supreme court term, has
been postponed from Saturday. October
$, TO Monday. October 10, on account OF
the annual meeting Of the State Bar as
sociation, to be held next Saturday.
ELDER REUBEN T. DAHLQUIST
Will leave shortly for Sweden In the ca
pacity OF missionary OF the Mormon
church. In order to show that he is ap-
precisted. n farewell entertainment will
be given Tuesday evening. October 4, In
tho Nineteenth ward chapel. For the oc-
casion an interesting and entertaining
programme has been prepared.
THE FUNERAL of Matthew II, Mad
olson will be held on Monday afternoon at
ociock from tho parlors of the Eber w,
Hall company. The remains Will arrive
from California on Monday morning and
the intcrment will be I'm Mt. Olivet The
services will be conducted by the Rev.
William Thurston Brown, and friends arc
invited 10 attend
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
held special session Saturday, at which
the following estimates were approved: I:
z, J Moran, first and final estimate on
water main extension 345, sl017 05: J. D.
Hanley, fifth partial estimate on side
walk extension 126. s43o3 .12, Strange 6
Mcclure, sixth and final estimate on
paving extension 6l. s7sSa SC; A A.
Clarl, first partial estimate on sewer eX-
tension PSI. $loil9.Ss.
]. a. HALLIDAY is charged with OBJ
taining s64 from l.. Grossman, September
scented Utah Copper company pay check
for that amount TO Grossman, who runs a
store at Bingham, In payment for sl9
worth OF merchandise. representing that
the check was unpaid, when in fact it had
been paid and received the merchandise
and SAC in cash In change. It is alleged
THE TETON VALLEY LAND COM
PANy, with offices here and at Tctonia.
Fremont county, Idaho. incorporated
with the county clerk Saturday to en-
gage in a general land and irrigation
business. with a capital stock of Sl0O, 00O
in as many one-dollar shares. OF which
$3.50 are subscribed. 4. NJ. Nelson Is
president; Murray Sullivan. secretary
and treasurer; John Pingrcc. w. II. Wat
It's and il. b. Thompson. additional di-
rectors, John D. Klllpack, Jr., Vice pres
ldcnt.
The Heidelberg is now serving Il
business mems hot luncheon from 10 to
2;30 p, m. German dishes specially