The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
City and Neighborhood

THE UTAH Women's Press club will
meet this "wednesday evening at $
o'clock In room 90, Bishops building,
North Main street.
PROF. OSBORNE WIDTSOE Will lee
ture on surnames Thursday evening at
the business college OF the Latter-day
Saints university.
ATTORNEY y. J. SHECKELL who
suffered paralyuc stroke Monday morn
ing, was reported improving steadily
TIE FUNERAL OF Thomas Fleming
VIII be held at = o'clock Thursday after
noon. Services will be conducted in the
Twenty first ward chapel
THE UNITED COMMERCIAL. TRAV-
ELERS are organizing an order within
their body TO be known as the Bagmen
OF Bagdad i'll which much interest is be-
ing taken,
LESTER Il. MORETON. clerk IN the
city court. fled his bond with the city
Il. Moreton and c. l.. Randolph arc the
surctlcS.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Lydia Maxwell.
wife Of James MnNwcll will be held
Thursday afternoon at : o'clock. The
ward meeting house.
GOV. WILLIAM SPRY is expected TO
return from Washington. u. c.. this
morning at $50 O'Clock. The governor
has been attending the conference OF gov
JUDGE MORSE on Tuesday rendered
q decree III favor OF j. w. Mollcn and
against j. G. Giles and others 'quletinc
Mcllens title 10 n part OF section 80
township south. range west, salt Lake
meridian
THE FUNERAL OF Dorothy, the infant
daughter of s NJ. Taylor. will be held
from the residence at l3I Fourth East
street. this "wednesday morning, with
burial in the City cemetery. The funeral
will he private.
SOREN LARSEN, ono OF the county
commissioners from Rock Springs, Wyo..
paid "A visit TO Lieutenant Hempel of the
police department, Tuesday night Com
missioner Larsen is In the city for tho
purpose OF attending the Good Roads
convention.
DOROTHY. infant daughter OF MIR, and
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Taylor. aged two and one
half years. died carly Tuesday morning
after an illness Of only few hours. The
parents have the sympathy OF host oi
friends Funeral services viii be an
nouuced later.
MRS. JENNIE PHILLIPS announces
the marriage OF her daughter Pearl Pc
tcrson. TO Bernard Augustine the wedding
20 take place this "wednesday evening
at o'clock, at the home OF Charles a.
Nichols. i27 East Sixth South street.
MISS KATHERINE PAGE of this city
Will address the Lloyd Alliance at Unity
hall. l3S South Second East street. ~
2:3O o'clock this. Wednesday. afternoon,
on The Fiction OF DiSillusion.' The In :
dies Of the city arc cordially invited 10
attend.
SOPHUS II. LUND. retiring secretary
of the Apollo lodge Of tho q. e. s.. gave
a dancing party Tuesday evening in the
I. o. O. +. hall TO members of the lodge
and their friends. IN honor OF the newly
elected officers of that order. There was
a good attendance. the hall was very prct-
tily decorated, and the evening was thor
oughly enjoyed by all.
A TRUST deed was filed with tho coun
~ recorder, Tuesday. by which the Prog
ress company mortgages to the Utah Saw
ings and Trust company for Sl25. 900 al
of its property. including water rights and
electric light plant and franchise at Muir
ray. The decd is 10 secure first issue
of bonds bearing interest at per cent
and due in January. 1915.
TUE WILL OF Maria l.. Dewey. who
died a Spanish Fork on January IS. was
filed for probate in the district court
Tuesday, together with the petition OF
Hubbard Tu,tlc. Sr. asking 10 be ap-
pointed executor. The estate consists oi
real properly valued at Sl500 and personal
property OF The value Of $t900.S3, There
are nine heirs mentioned I'm the petition.
a JUDGMENT by stipulation in favor
Ritchic. Tuesday In the case Of John
Supply company and others dismissinr
the case a plaintiffs cost. Raddon sued
TO recover damages in the sum OF SJlla
for personal injuries received by him OF
April q. 1909. while In the employ of tho
Electric, rulnpanV.