The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
City and Neighborhood

CHARLES WICK, q native Of Finland,
was admitted TO citizenship In the dis
trict court Saturday.
WORK Of putting in now marble steps
and marble front at tho Kenyon hotel is
completed, The Improvement Is notice
able and enhances the appearance OF the
building.
JUDGMENT by confession was entered
Saturday I'm the district court in the case
Of Kenneth Mcdonald and Joseph Dalton
against j. p. Olympus on promissory
note for $1,000.
THE UTAH woMEN's PRESS CLUB
Bishop building Wednesday, November
80, at 1880 p. m. An Interesting pro-
Gramnle viii be given
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the
Utah Life Insurance underwriters met
Saturday night. The meeting adjourned
at $3.50 o'clock and the board attended
the smoker at the Commercial club in
body.
JUDGMENT was entered Saturday in
the case Of the Western Loan and Saw
ings company against Henry G. Hughes
and his wife in favor OF the plaintiff.
Judgment was for sllS8 OH a promissory
note,
II. r. WELLS, general manager OF the
Salt Lake route, arrived In this city
Saturday from Los Angeles In his Dri-
vatc car. This is one OF Mr., Wells's
regular inspection trips over the entire
system.
GEORGE B. sCOoT, secretary of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
Salt Lake, Wednesday, for stay OF seV-
eral days He will be the guest OF 90
seph Meltzer while here.
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY 70 Typo,
graphical union, No. 11b, will hold card
party and social at their lodge rooms:
Eagle hall, Monday November %, at
2:30 p. m. All printers and their families
especially Invited. Admission, 10 cents.
JUDGMENT was entered Saturday in
the district court In favor OF Stanley
Whitehead against Byron S. Kershaw, +,
O. Strain and Harry II. Scholey on. a
note assigned by the Salt Lake Security
& Trust company Judgment was for
sl56a92
AN ACTION was filed in the district
court Saturday by Angelo Alec against
the Diamond Coal & Coke company TO
recover S1o.d Alec says that while
he was at work In the company.s mine
on July Fl n cave-n occurred by which
he was permanently injured.
FINAL DEGREES OF divorce have been
signed in the district, court In these
cases: Martin. S. Lindsay against Eel.
c. C Parsons; Ida +. Parsons against
elisha b Parsons; Orson A. Chalfee
against Alice l. Chaffee.
THE SALT LAKE class OF the Inter
ma tIonal Bible Students association meets
al 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. and also
nj 1;a0 o'clock in the evening, In the
| knights OF Columbus hall 1877 East First
| South street. The meeting IL undenonl- l.
national, and there will bc no collection.
| SUPERINTENDENT FRANK MOY-
| LEY OF the Liberty ward Sunday school
! has arranged for Prof. j. ~. Paul to ad :
| dress the parents class this (Sunday)
morning at 10 o'clock. Lorenzo Smith
viii sing a bass solo, A good attendance
| Is looked for. The waterloo car shouid
bc taken,
rNFoRMATIoNs and transcripts were
fled In the criminal division of the dis
trict court Saturday against the fol
lowing: Lucy Williams. robbery Julits
Sjrmay. murder In the frst degree In tho
killing OF Thomas r. Iarrick the school- nc
| boy, Don Cunich, forgery; Morris We'll,
burglary, third degree; A. A. Baker,
burglary, third degree
THE wOMAN'S MISSIONARY So
cieties OF the three Presbyterian churches
! OF tie city VIII hold union meeting In
| the parlors OF the First Presbyteria
| church corner Of South Temple and c
| streets Monday afternoon at $50 o clock.
Thc general work of the missionary
boards will be considered.
JOSEPH c. MCCORMACK: j. T, Thomp.-
son IA s Brown. G.. w Garrison. j. G..
| Colt and ]. Gallagher. members OF the
marine corps OF the United States, stop
ned off for day. Saturday. on their
way to Mare island; When seen at the
| v,ay to San Francisco. where they are
scheduled for active duty in government
service.
THE p. EDWARD CONNOR camp,
Sons OF Veterans gave masquerade ball
saturday evening at tho knights Of Co
iumbus hall, 137 East First South street.
which proved an enjoyable affair. The
| Costumes were excellent. some OF them
nrovolSjng a great deal OF mrth. The
music was unusually good and the credit
| for this is glven 10 Harry Woodruff.
I Light Refreshments were served and cara
tables were provioed In ao)olhlhs rooiiis
| for those who did not wish to dance.