The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
City and Neighborhood

w. A. HOLMAN has returned from a
business trip TO Laramie, Wyo.
JUDGE ID. a. LINDSAY of Eureka was
! IN the city Saturday in attendance at the
funeral of j. p, Drscoll
DR. AND MRS. J. f. McENANY and
two children have returned from a two
| months trip through the east,
| IN DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG'S s
| court John III. KEGS has been granted a
iinal decree OF divorce from Delfna Aviia
KEGS.
W. SCOTT KEYTING Will leave for
Philadelphia Monday to resume his study
of medicine at the University of Penn
sylvania.
w. NJ, NESBITT. general manager of
the Mammoth mine. attended the obse-
quies OF j. =. Driscoll Saturday and left
this morning for the field of his en-
deayor.
+, a. VAN PELT OF Beaver county was
In the city Saturday. He owns a splendid
ranch east OF Sandy. in this county. and
Is spending several thousand dollars in
its improvement
p, F. COLLIER. ownor OF Golfers
Weekly, is expected to arrive In Salt
Lake today. His local representative w
L. Kerstcn, has had apartments reserved
at the Wilson hotel for Mr. Collier.
THE FUNERAL Of Tom Ryan. who
died at ST. Marks hospital on September
>, was held from the Qualtrough- Allen un-
dertaklng parlors Saturday morning at 9
ctery.
MISS TILLIE HESSELBERG OF San
Francisco is the guest of Mr. and Mrs A,
Lochowitz of the Ivanho flats. Miss Hes
seloers leaves in few days TO complete
her four-years' course In Smith college.
near Boston,
F.; II. KELLOGG and j. G. syminton
OF Los Angeles, doing business as r r
kellogg & Co. are suing the Gold Springs
Mining & Power company In the district
court to recover S1036.Si with sl00 at
torney fees, alleed TO be due on proms-
sorry note,
THE wOMAN's MISSIONARY So
CIETf of tho First Presbyterian church
home OF Mrs +. w. Francis. S24 Second
avenue. This Is tho first Of the autumn
meetings. and fine programme has been
prepared.
MARY B G1LBorRNE. in District
Judge Ritchie's court Saturday, was
granted IL divorce from Michael D. Gil
bourne and restored TO her maiden name
OF shannon: Non;support was the
grounds: Inc marriage took place al
Ogden January IS, 1904.
ZACH McGHEB, Washington corre-
spondent of the Columbia state. of Col
umbia, S, c., and also the representative
a Salt Lake visitor. Mr.. McGhee Is in the
west for the purpose of getting q line
on the political situation for his paper.
MAGGIE GRIFFITHs was granted an
interlocutory decree OF divorce from Leh
X Griniths on the ground of non-support
In District Judge Armstrong; court Sat-
urday, also the custody OF the four minor
children. ranging in ages from 1 year to
ii years The couple was married at Par
owan June 10, 1889.
]. B, HOWELLS Of 1850 Brooks avenue
and Lyon Flowers OF 1873 Flowers avenue.
who were injured In an automobile ac-
cident In Big Cottonwood canyon Friday
afternoon, were reported as resting easy
Saturday night The accident was dive In
the steering gear Of the machine break
Ing as the party was driving towards
Brighton.
THE FIRST lecture under tho auspices
OF the modern school will be given Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock at dirschman's hall.
120 South Main street. over Itirschman.s
shoe store. William Thurston Brown is
Need of the Modern School In America
No admission fec will be charged. The
public is cordially invited,