The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-29
City and Neighberhoed

TIE FUNERAL OF Frank A. Carey
was held Thursday afternoon from the !,
o. O. F. hall.
DIR. JAMES E. CoLLINGE. intuitlonal
psychologist, Will give his free lecture
tonight on the subject. Manhood and
How to Conserve It," at ii South Main
street
MRS. AL HART. wife of the advertis-
ing agent of the Mission theatcr, arrived
in town last evening from Los Angeles
band.
WILLIAM FITZGERALD. who was
arrested In Ogden for passing worthless
checks In this city, returned to Salt
Lake City Thursday by Detective Wheel
ing.
DIR, JAMES +. TALMAGE was on the
stand Thursday in the case of the Silver
King Consolidated Mining company
company I'm the United States court.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE HAND
CART VETERANS hold a meeting at the
home Of Mrs, Lapish on Fourth avenue
Thursday afternoon, when the constitU-
ton and bylaws were read and accepted.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
OF Mrs. Mary $. Breeze were held from
the undertaking parlors of 5. ID. Evans
at o'clock Thursday afternoon Burial
was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
A FREE entertainment will be given
at the / O. O. f. hall this ('riday) even
ing by the Sons of Veterans. in honor OF
General Ulysses S. Grant. All veterans OF
the civil war are especially invited to be
present.
COLONEL JENKINS OF the Salvation
Army at Denver will speak In this city
next week. While here Colonel Jcn-
ltins will unite in matrimony Captain
Chesham of Ogden and Captain Julia
Williams of Provo.
JUDGE RITCHIE OF Tho district court
Thursday rendered judgment by default
in favor Of the TalGe Mahogany company
of Indiana and against the Utah Build
ing & Manufacturing company for Sl200.fi
for lumber sold in June, 1908.
JUDGMENT by default was rendered
by Judge RItchic OF the district court
Thursday in favor OF the Utah Asso-
citation OF Credit Men and against the
Ninety mine Copper company for S1fS5
found to be due on notes executed by the
company on May is, 1908.
JUDGE LIE GRAND YOUNG. while
trying 20 calm 81 frightened horse was
tramplcd by the animal Wednesday aG-
ternoon and Is at his home, suffering
from the Injuries, a passing automobile
dismounted Judge Young was trampled
while endeavoring To prevent the animal
from running away,
TWO INTERESTING lectures were
given Thursday afternoon and evening
by Christian Larson, editor of the Prog
ress Magazine, ut the First Congrega-
tional church. The subject FOR the after
noon was Right Thinking and Right
JJNlnS, ana lllll IpI lut evening Adj
Ny. Talent and Genius" Large audiences
were present and The lectures were
greatly enjoyed.
THE SALT LAKE Security & Trust
company filed an action In the district
court Thursday against Coe 7. Hin and
wife to forccosc n mortgage part OF
section So township | south, range east,
Salt Lake meridian. The mortgage was
executed April 81. 1904, and the amount
alleged to he due on il Is s2I6.25. In ad
dition TO that amount Judgment Is asked
for 800 attorney fees.
MRS. FRED HAGEN. assisted by Mrs.
!. K. Richardson. entertained more than
forty members OF the George Maxwell |
corp. g. a. r, Thursday evening at bcr
hcme, GA South State street The even
ing was enhvcucd by the veterans. who |
of 81. For the occasion, the home had
been taStefuily decorated In American |
flags. used to good effect about the vari- |
Gus rooms. a number of tables of five !
hundred were played. Later light re- |
freshmcnts were served.
FRANK F. PERRY was arrested Thurs
station. pending tho filing of a complaint
charging him with failure To support |
his minor children. ID. Kennedy the |
father OF Youngs wife. appeared before |
County Attorney Lyon and swore TO Il |
complaint charging Perry with failure to |
provide, Later IL developed that the wife |
and children were in Butte, living on |
the county. For this reason the case |
will not come under the jurisdiction of |
the local courts.