The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
City and Neighborhood

by tho death or his father.
THE FUNERAL OF Elizabeth williams
Bowen Will be held Sunday at l p. m.
from the Twenty first ward chapel.
II, c. HOFFMAN will return from Bal-
tlmoro this week with Mrs. Hoffman, who
has been seriously i'll for some time.
YEE JIM q Chinese merchant has filed
nm application with immigration mspec-
tor j. c. Hisc for permit to return 10
his native land.
DR. s. C. BALDWIN has returned
from Washington. whore he has boen al
tending the medical convention which has
been In session there.
THERE WILL. BE no band concert at
Liberty park by Hclds band this after
noon. but il is likely that one Will be
given next Sunday afternoon
A SPECIAL MEETING of tho jewish
Relief society will be held Monday after
noon Mt 2:30 at tho residence OF Mrs. ..
Bamberger, 623 East First South.
MRS. G. E. ALLEN will entertain at
her home. 929 First avenue. Monday af-
ternoon from to o'clock in honor OF
her daughter Mrs. Henry Clinton Cav.
THERE viii be regular meeting of
The principals of tho city schools on We'd
nesday afternoon at the teachers assem-
bly, room IN the city and county build
ing.
SUIT WAS FILED In the district court
Saturday by Barton Co, corpora
lloll. uSblubl JOScpIl hbh ~ Nh'''
title 70 part of lot 3, block So, plat a,
Salt Lake City survey.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint Saturday against Jorry Shea
with, charging him with grand larceny.
1t is alleged that Sheawith stole a pocket
book containing $36 from John Flynn.
DIR. JAMES Il. COLI.INGE. psycholo-
gist. Will deliver series OF public loc-
lures ut tho New Thought hall Al south
Main street commencing Sunday night.
Snhi,cf It's SclpnIifl and Sentl-
mental Aspects"
TWO NEW insurance companies have
boen admitted TO do business in this
state. They are the North Rivor Fire
Insurance company OF New York and the
London Guarantee & Accident company
OF London, England.
NATIVES OF NORWAY who arc rosi-
dents Of Salt Lake City, with their fnmi-
lies. win assemble at odeon hall Tues
day evening 10 observe tho Norwegian
national holiday. An appropriate pro-
gramme has been arranged.
THE COMMENCEMENT exercises Of
the Relief Society School Of Nurses class
of 1910, OF which Mrs. Margaret C. Rob-
nesday evening Mt o'clock at the Relief
society headquarters In tho Bishop build
ing.
REV. DAVID W. CRANE of this olty
has beon selected TO deliver tho address
at the commencement exercises OF Price
academy, TO be held May 26. The Rev.
Henry J. Talbot. ID. D., OF Salt Lake
City will confer the diplomas. There are
fiVc graduates.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
DAGGEI'r OF st. George arrived in Salt
Lake City Saturday morning TO take part
in the trial OF Tom Rice. an Indian In
dictod on charge OF menslaughter The
trial will come up IN the United States
court this week.
c. d. LOWE. formerly inspector at the
local postofflce. who was recently trans
ferred 10 San Francisco, Is back In the
city to testify in the case OF d. u. staple
ton indicted on a charge OF counterfeit
Ing. The case will be tried in the United
States court this weok.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF the Repuh-
lie filed suit in the district court Satur-
day against n. w, Gudmundson and his
wife TO foreclose a chattel mortgage
given to secure a note for 1912. In addi-
ton TO that amount Judgment is also
asked for $50 as attorneys fees.
THE SPECIAL MEETING OF tho Ma
tonal Republican league, called for .
o'clock Saturday afternoon In Judge
George C. Armstrong; courtroom TO elect
n delegate to tho national convention TO
poned until somo time this week.
MRS. BERNARD FRANCES DORAN
entertained twenty at whist party Sat
urday afternoon at her apartments In
the Smith fats on Third East street be
tween Second South and Third South
streets. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with potted plants and flowers
T. HOLBROoK. president OF the Kan
sas City branch Of the Theosophical So
ciety,. win deliver a lecture before the
Commercial club building at o'clock
this (Sunday) evening. Mr.. Holbroolt' 3
subject will be THE Genius of The
osophy."
c. O. FARNSWORTH and P. 2. Con-
nor, the finance committee appointed to
raise funds for the Memorial day eXer-
cIses OF the Grand Army OF the Re
public, have filed petition with the city
500 towards defrRying the expenses Of
the exercises.
JOSEPH BURDETTE. state parole
agent. viii deliver an address in the
Twenty-fourth ward meeting house this
Sunday evening on the evils that drive
children to the State Industrial school.
Incidentally he Will give a history of the
Institution and tell OF the reforms In
stituted there.
ARRANGEMENTS are now In progress
to give John p. Mealcin a farewell testi-
monial at the First Congregational church
Thursday evening, June 2. II is said that
Elks lodge, No, 50, Will attend the func-
tlon In n body, and that elaborate prepa-
rations are being made now to insure n
large attendance and the complete sue
cess Of the AFFAIR,
JAMES r. WARDROP and COLLEEN War
drop, members Of the firm of Wardrop
Bros. OF Box Elder county. filed petition
in tho United States court Saturday to
be adjudged bankrupt. The assets OF
the firm were given as si0o. all of which
is claimed TO be exempt under the
statutes; the liabilities are given at
S237,3o.
ROLAND X. GODDARD OF the United
States secret service arrived in Salt Lake
City Saturday morning to take part this
week in tho hearing of the cases OF
Frank Sprague and William Morgan, In
dicted by the grand jury on the charge
OF counterfeiting United States coins, Mr.
Goddard took an active part IN the cap
turo Of the two men.
"EVERYBODY'S GUIDE" is the title
OF new Salt Lake publication that made
it's initial appearance Saturday. The
Weekly Events Publishing company. r.
V. II. Hanson. manager, with Offices in
suite 304 Newhouse building. gets out
the little booklet. which is designed to
tell In q concise manner all the events
OF each individual day OF the week so
that 1t will be possible TO find out at n
glance everything that Is going on, The
number Is credItable