The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
City and Neighborheod
PAUL OURFALIAN has returned from
New York City

PAUL OURFALIAN has returned from
New York City,
FRIENDS of Mrs. Charles vadncr Ill
ously Ill at the Holy Cross hospital.
MRS. JENNIE PENTECOST Of ST.
Louis. Mo-, is visiting her cousin Mrs
Stout Landmesser. at 356 East Third
South.
RASMUSSEN and wife returned Satur-
day from visit OF three weeks In Lo:
Angeles. San Francisco and the coast re-
sorts In southern California.
THE UNITED STATES COURT will
convene Monday morning, when. Gus
Iindhulm, charged with having in his
possession an interstate railroad pass,
VIII be arralgned.
MR.. AND MRS. HUNTZINGER are re-
joicng over the arrival Of q boy, who
made his appearance at the German
American hospital Saturday. All inter
ested parties are doing we'll.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Edit!
K Fletcher: who died Friday at her home,
54s Elizabeth street. were held Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in the Thirty third
ward chapel. Interment was In the CiT
cemetery.
PROFESSOR ILIFF GARRISON of
Syracuse, n. Y, former pupil OF Harold
Bauer and Josef Ihevinne, who has been
visiting at the home of H, ]. Fitzgerald
for the past few days. left Saturday
morning for Denver.
", q
nent real estate dealer Of the city, con-
nected with Tuttle Bros. company, is on
a weeks business trip to Denver, While
Roosevelt celebration.
ESTES FOWLER. the 3s-year-old son
of E, M, Fowler. president and manager
Of the Young &; Fowler Real Estate com
pany. died Saturday morning at the l.
d. S. hospital. Funeral arrangements
have not been made.
T. +. McGOURIN of Pensacola, United
States marshal Of the northern district
OF Florida. was In Salt Lake Saturday
offices of United States Marshal James
II Anderson.
:, FUNERAL SERVICES for Ann Bed
ford, who died at her home. 592 Wesi
be held Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock in
the Twenty-fourth ward chapel Inter.
ment will be in the City cemetery
ROBERT WORKS, doing business as
suing F. w: Maurice in the district court
to recover $110S03, alleged to be due for
supplies furnished and for money ad-
vaneed In May. June and July OF this
year,
THE LADIES of section 4 Of Emmanuel
residence Of Mrs. II, ]. Fitzgerald. 1868
East South Temple. Tuesday. August 30
church and congregation are cordially
invited
CLARENCE GRoSHELL and Charles
Anderson, who have been spending the
past summer In camp at Yellowstone
lake, returned Saturday morning to re-
sumo their studies in the high school
They are relating many fish and bear
stories to their friends.
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
Saturday by Mrs. E. d. Turner against
Emma j. Bishop to forecose a char.
mortgage on furniture at "a Kendall
square, given to secure the payment OF
n note on which there Is $3.50 yet due
The note was executed on December IS
1909
EDWARD RAY was arrested In the l."
Vista theater on State street betwcc
Second South and Third South streets
night by Motorcycle PatrolInai
Grundvis and taken to the police sta
ton. where he was charged with carry
ing concealed weapons. A 44-caliber re
volver was taken from Ray. and he was
released upon depositing $40 bail Ray
was overheard saying that he was going
to get that sucker" Just who tbo
sucker was the police were unable to
determine.
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