The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
City and Neighborhood

BENJAMIN NJ. WOOD. deaf mute,
of OXnard Cal, arrived In the CITY SAT
urday with his wife, and may remain
here a month or so,
IN DISTRICT JUDGE LEwIsS court
Saturday. Mrs. Maggie Larson was ad-
Judged insane by an insanity commits
Sion and ordered committed to the State
Mental hospital
w. p ADAMS. 81 lahorer of Salt Lake,
filed petition In bankruptcy In the
United Stntes district court Saturday, Hlo
debts amount TO $50 so and his assets TO
SlO0, all of which is exempt.
H d FOLSOM. JR.. OF Seattle Wash,
Is In the city visiting his mother; Mrs MIS-.
day from Nevada, where hc has been ON
legal business for tho Western Steel cor
puration.
DR.. JAMES e. TALMAGF will deliver
Ming at $50 o'clock, In the Eourteenth
ward meeting house This will take the
place OF the regular services. The pubic
is invited.
sOCIALs WERE GIVEN last week by
the Sons and Daughters of Wales at the
homes OF Mrs, w. X. Jones 445 South
Fourth East street. and Mrs. Ernest
James. 1895 Third avenue. who have just
returned from an extended Visit In wales.
Both socials were pleasant AFFAIRS.
BECAUSE he made trouble III SindaT 3
saloon and restaurant on West flrst
South street, Saturday night, John CAT
Ia CHER alias John Barnes 38 years ol1,
was arrested by Captain Of Detectives
Riley NJ. Beck stead. He was locked NY
I'm jail on u charge OF drunkenness.
THE SPECIAL musical programme
given every Sunday morning In the Lib
erty ward Sunday school is proving q
big drawing feature THIS morning
tho Misses Stringham and Smith Will sing
duet, and there Will be special speak
ers.
WALTER MDONALD OF the Royal
Norihwestcrn Mounted police, has been
visiting in this city for several days.
Mr.. MacDonalds uniform seems TO be
attracting II great deal Of attention IN
Salt Lake City He has leave OF ab-
sence on account OF Ill health and is
travelling about the country In order 20
recuperate.
MAX DANIELS announces that the st.
Paul and tho German American IRE IN
surance companies. which are represent
ed by Moreton & Randolph, have been
the first to pay for the losses which he
sustained In the recent fire In his store.
He carried $4,000 with each company on
his stock and they have both settled
satisfactorily
THE TWENTY THIRD WARD choir
will render IL special musical programme
at the Latter-day Saints hospital this
(Sunday) afternoon at o'clock. An in
terestlnS programme has been arranged
In which the ward choir. Harry A, James,
Miss Marguerite Loche. Miss Florence
Loche Robert Williams and Mr.. Reeves
will take part.
CAROLINE SUNDQUIST demands s10.-
600 damages for personal injuries Of the
Utah Light & Railway company in a
suit filed in the district court Saturday.
The woman says that the motorman
started the oar too soon AS she was
alighting from 1t at Third East and Third
South streets. November Z. throwing
her to the ground and breaking her left
arm.
PROF. S. II. CLARK OF the Univer-
sity of Chicago is to be heard In Salt
Lake again this winter, the girls Of the
Gamma Phi sorority having secured him
for a course OF dramatic readings, the
middle Of February Professor Clark Is
So well known in Salt Lake as 10 need
no Introduction other than to state that
he Is coming, and so popular that his
coming always means literary treat.
JOSHUA A. WORTHEN OF T25 South
Second West street has applied to the
district court for letters OF adninistra-
ton on the estate OF his mother. Mary
r. Midgley Worthcn. who died here in
realty in the city and in the county with
yearly rental value OF $3.50. Including
the petitioner, there are five heirs,
A MEETING of the Salt Lake Press
club will be held this Sunday evening
at s o'clock and all members are urS-
emily requested 10 be presen', A sue.
cessor Will be named for *. c, Kerr. vino
retlres as president, owing /, mis- de-
parture this week, To make his home In
Seattle. AS this will be the ast meet
ing with the president. all newspa 'er
men are requested to attend. Matters
OF Importance viii be brough, UP.