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

JAMES IT. DONOIIAUE, formerly OF
Salt Lake City, was elected assemblyman
from Clark county, New, on the Demo-
cratic ticket last Tuesday.
MRS. JAMES BAYNES, who has been
visiting with her son at 2b9 East Eighth
South street the past week. returned To
her home in Chicago on Tuesday.
THE; PAINTERS UNION entertained
OF its fourth vice president, Mr., Hunt OF
Indiana, who is visiting in Salt Lake
City.
THE MONTHLY LUNCHEON of the
Utah Association OF Credit Men was held
In the card room of the Commercial Club
building at 1880 o'clock Thursday after
noon. II was we'll attended.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION a. c. NELSON says
that the Carbon county teachers insti-
tutc set for this week At Price, has been
put off until November 81, q and 23,
LYNDS CHAPTER NO. l. o. L, S.,
will hold a special meeting at tho Ma
sonic temple this evening at 7:3o o'clock
for the purpose OF initiation: All mem
bcrs Of the order are cordially invited
TO be present.
JACK FROST a playict oy Lon j,
liaddocls and Bellies OF the South" an
original musical travcsty by Miss Anita
Eardley, were the features OF an enter
tainIuent at the Third ward amusement
hall Thursday evening.
A LETTER was received Thursday by
Postmaster A. l.. Thomas from Mrs
Mary Ford OF Ellsworth. Kan. asking
for information k9l1,, regarding the where
thought TO be In this city.
IN DISTRICT JUDGE MORSE'S court
Thursday the National Bank of the Re
public was given judgment for sSoS0.2 .29
against Imre c, and Herniinn NJ, Glosz
on promissory notes executed in Sep
tember and December of 1909.
PATROLMAN GEORGE PHILLIPS
Thursday morning arrested George
o,connor and w. G. Alien for pcddlIng
to have attempted to dispose of "phony"
jewelry on the streets of the business
dist riot.
THE FUNERAL OF Thomas cannell.
who died at the home OF his daughter,
lS4 Fourth avenue, Monday, at the age
ward meeting house at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. Interment was in the
City cemetery.
ON A CHARGE OF GRAND LAR
CENY. G. II. Fosaucett of East MIL
Deputy Sheriff Sam Howell. He Is al
legged to have stolen two sets OF harness
from Miles Barker. Twenty third East
and Twelfth South streets.
MRS. JULIA J.. MCGUIRE. 90 years
old. died at st. Marit's hospital, Thurs
day morning, from the effects of hem
orrhage. Her child. a girl baby. lived.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcclure lived at 663 South
West Temple street. They came to Salt
Lake from Milwaukee recently.
ACCUSED Of opening the cash reg
istcr in the Empire restaurant on South
State street; while the waiter was in
the kitchen ordering his breakfast, Roy
Young. 22 years old, wes arrested on
State street Thursday morning by Pa
trolman Eckstead. after a chase of two
blocks.
JAMES M SHERIDAN. chief of tho
United States field service, was in The
city Thursday for a short time looking
over the local office and attending to
some land office affairs. He is making
a general tour OF the west. looking over
the work OF the offices. lie left Thurs
day afternoon for the coast
POSTMASTER A. l. THOMAS re-
ceived notice Thursday of the appoint
ment OF Nathan a. Stone. Richard Ger
rams, David G. Egbcrt and William A.
keele, Jr, as mall carriers for Salt Lake
city. The appointments were made to
fill the four now positions created re-
Gently By the charging OF the local serv-
ice.
REQUIEM HIGH MASS will be cele-
bratod at st. Mary's cathedral tomorrow
at O'Clock for the rcposc OF the soul of
Mrs. Honora Gleason, mother of Miss
Nora Gleason Other masses will be cclc-
bratod, also, at the cathedral at Z and
Mary's. academy. the Kearns- ST. AIMS
orphanagc and the Judge Mercy hospital.
THE American Woman's league Will
hold u meeting In the Kenyon hotel par
lors Saturday evening at s O'Clock In
addition to the business that will como
before The meeting. an Interesting musI-
col and literary programme will be ron
dcrcd in which Mrs. John Reed. Miss
ELLA Pitts and Miss Borccn Robinson will
participate.