The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

a MUSICAL SERVICE VIII be gwen at
the L. D. S. hospital this morning by
the Nineteenth ward choir. The follow
ing numbers VIII be given: Selection,
choir; tenor solo, Elihu Call; soprano
solo, Miss Eva Cummings; baritone
solo, Richard G. COllett: solo, Retta
Sessions; piano solo, Fred Hardy; duet
Waldemere and Elihu Call, soprano
solo, Anna Erickson; tenor solo, John
Bull; solo, Waldemere Call; selection,
choir.
TRAFFIC ON THE Rio Grande Western
depot car line was tied up Saturday aft
ernoOn for half an hour on account of
broken axle. A repair car was called
and the disa bled car removed to the
barn. Luckily it was at a time when
traffic was light on the line, resulting
in but little inconvenience TO passen-
gers.
ERA LAMBERSON flied a suit for $3.50
in Justice Stanley a. Hanks court yes
terday against the International Pro-
tective association. He claims that the
amount represents fees for certain col
lectiOns he made while working as a
collector for the association.
THE UNION PACIFIC is preparing to
establish a telephone dispatching sys-
TEN between Laramie and Sidney, Wye,
with headquarters at Laramie. Con-
structiOn Of telephone lines is in prog
March, when the new system will be in
augurated. The telegraph system will
be made subsidiary to the telephone.
AT A MEETING Of the Y. NJ NJ L A.
tonight in the Twentieth ward meeting
house, B. H. Roberts will speak Miss
Margaret Summerhays will sing solo,
and a special musical program will be
rendered.
OSCAR F. PETERSON Of the Peterson
Real Estate Investment company, who
has been confined to his home for sew
eral days past with a severe attack Of
tonsilitis, returned to his desk at his
Main street office yesterday.
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FRANK s. PETTIGREW was arrested
last night by Detectives Harry CurTan
and Earl Ripley, charged with writing
checks in excess Of his account in the
bank of Mccormick & Co. Pettlgrew
claims he was unaware that he had
Overdrawn.
THE Y. W. Q. A. vespeT service will be
held at > o'clock this afternoon in the
Brooks Arcade. J. H. Dimmitt viii be
the speaker. Miss Gail Mills will be so
loist.
CLASSES IN MODERN SHORTHAND
will be held by the Y. ". c. A. in the
Brooks Arcade on Monday and Thurs
day of this week. Lessons Will be free.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. SMITH
returned yesterday after a pleasant trip
through southern California and the Pa
Cific coast.
MRS. AFFLECK, mother of D. A. At
fleck of this city, who was operated on
a the l. D. s. hospital a few days ago
by DR.. c. r Wilcox, is getting along as
we'll as could be expected, and there is
every assurance Of her complete recOv-
cry.
THE NAOMI PAST GRAND CLUB viii
be entertained at the home of Mrs. J.
W. Ewin, 666 East Second South street,
next Thursday.
JUDGE c. W. MORSE of the district
court held general setting OF cases
yesterday. running the calendar from
February IA to March TO-
MRS. J. DESMOND yesterday asked
Chief of Police 5. VI. Barlow to assist
her In retaining possession of Edward
Kelley. the 4-yeaT-Oll boy, whom she
has cared for since babyh00d for his
father. Arrangements had been made
yesterday TO have Miss Kate Ryan take
the boy to his father in San Francisco,
in company with the older boy at St,
AIMS orphanage, but Mrs Desmond
would not TelinQUish charge.
.'T'RIss," a clever little play, filled with
catchy lines and plenty Of good humor,
viii be presented Friday evening in the
Murray First ward chapel by the Muir
ray Dramatic club
THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY Of the or
gauizatiOn Of Winder word has been
celebrated. More than 400 people were
in attendance at the elaborate function.
The people gathered in the assen'S-y
hall, where a program was rendered
Immediately after this a banquet was
served.
VETERANS Of George R. Maxwell post,
G. A. r. met last night in 1. o. o. +.
hall IN regular weekly meeting. ROu-
tine business was transacted.
THE REGULAR weekly meeting Of
Miriam Rebecca Lodge No. 5 was
held last night in the I. 0. 0. +,
hall. An imprOmptu program was
carried out and refreshments were
served,
SECRETARY D. F. COLLETT Of the
Utah Manufacturers association
states that a ready response is be-
ing made to the invitations sent out
to manufacturers of the state for the
banquet to be given at the CONNER
cial club on February 10. Already
thirty-five favorable replies have
been received.
EDWARD Z. HOFFMAN will leave to-
day for Joplin, Mo, to visit his par
ents and look into some mining in
terestS which Hoffman Brothers own
in the district. and also to attend the
annual meeting of Hoffman Brothers
Piano company. Before returning TO
Salt Lake Mr.. Hoffman will make
an extended trip TO Florida and Cuba.
THE BUILDING RECORD for the first
week of February is far from en-
COuTaging in the run for a record
breaking year. With the close of the
books of Building Inspector A. 3.
Hirth yesterday, only twelve permits
had been Issued, aggregating $4,000
in cost.
A MEETING Of the state conservation
commission viii be held next Wed
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
office of Governor William Spry.
NON SUPPORT is charged by Myrtle
5, Walkinshaw in suit for divorce
filed in the district court YESTERDAY
She married George A Walkinshaw
in Salt Lake on September q, 1908
and says he has not supported her
since November, last, though he earns
about $50 a month. There is one
child, of which she asks custody.
AT A HEARING before Judge Mar
shall in the United States district
court yesterday morning five appli-
cants for naturalization were ad-
mitted as follows; Otto Max Neu-
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