The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-30
City and Neighborhsod

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IN DISTRICT JUDGE RITCHIE'S
COURT Monday Margaretha Tugwell was
granted n final decree OF divorce from
Noah Tugwell.
THE LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs
with s9SS.144.14 for the corresponding
day OF last year.
MIR. AND MRS. GRANT HOUGHTON
are receiving congratulations over the
arrival of a daughter who made her
appearance Sunday morning.
THE WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVoR society win give reception
to the young people of the church this
(Tuesday) evening in the new church
building.
THERE WILL BE no session OF the
federal court again until Saturday, when
applications for naturalization VIII be
examined, that day being set apart as
| naturalization day.
A JAP was arrested at bennington on
Sunday by Deputy Game Warden T. S.
without license. and was taken be-
fore the justice OF the peace there and
fined $50.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Caroline Griniths McMil-
Ian, who died Saturday at her home. A
Church street, will be held at the Evans
undertaking chapel at II o'clock Tues
day morning. nterment Will be In Mount
MRS. RATHSHEBA w. SMITH presi-
dent of the Woman's Relief society, has
almost entirely recovered from two
paralytic strokes which she sustained this
spring. 1t will probably be some time.
however, before she will be able to re-
sumo her church work.
DIR. RAY IRVINE has left for Vienna
to pursue his medical studies. He will
go by way of Berlin and while there will
visit the medical colleges, as well as
other colleges. At Vienna he expects
to spend close to six months specialize
ing.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
the publicity bureau OF the Salt Lake
Commercial club met Monday afternoon
and discussed informally n number OF
matters pertaining to the campaign that
is being waged. Nothing definite was
decided on.
charge against James A. Benson in
complaint for divorce filed in the district
court Monday. The couple was married
here December 5. 1907. Benson, Mrs
Benson says, earns 50 day and she
wants $50 month alimony-
THE LADIES Of the James B. Mexican
w Il. c, will be entertained by Mrs.
Mahnken at her home, 1866 South
tembcr Mrs. Mahnkin will be assist
ed by Mesdames. Mossup. Mccarthy.
Nickerson. Mcdonnell and Patterson.
A SURVEYING PARTY composed OF
fourteen men ana QeaQcQ Dy Il. u. L. COL
ler and Ralph Gentry, left the city Mon
day night for Modena. where they will
be engaged for the next six months in
surveying land north OF Modena and In
and around the State-line mining dis
trct.
ROGER MINTON and James Britt, who
are in charge Of the programme OF the
Federation of Labor celebration on next
Monday, sustained slight injuries in an
automobile accident Sunday afternoon
when the automobile collded with a tele
graph pole near Second South and State
streets. The machine was not injured,
PRINCIPALS OF the Granite school dis
trict met at the Granite headquarters on
State street Monday and with Superin-
tendent e. w. Ashton as chairman. trans
acted considerable routine business with
regard TO the opening of school. Repre-
sentatives from all the schools In the
district were present.
GUS LINDHULM. who was arrested at
Ogden several days ago. charged with
violation of the interstate commerce law
by riding on the pass OF a railroad en-
ployee from Green River, Wyo., to Og
den. was discharged by Judge j. A, Mar
shall in the federal court Monday be-
cause Of Il defect in the information.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the re-
mains of Harry G. Ferguson, the 1s-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs, W. M. Ferguson,
who accidentally shot himself August
25 were held In Eher w. Halls funeral
chapel at 1880 Monday morning. The
services were conducted by Rev, Francis |
B. Short of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church
A COMMUNICATION has been re-
ceivcd by DR. r B. Beatty. secretary OF
the state board of health. from Attorney
C. C. Prince of Pittsburg, asking him !
locate the family of Adolph Mohn. who !
Provo on July o, 1909 The attorney says
there Is Il large estate awaiting the fam
ily in Germany.
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS lodge |
of this city is making n hard race to
win the PLAYER piano in The Tribune /
Telegram contest and a special meeting
has hcep called of the members tonight
(Tucsday) for the purpose OF consider
ing ways and means of closing the CON
test with such a rush OF votes that it /
Will land the prize by safe majority
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
a committee Of county school superin-
tendents OF the state in State Superin-
tendent A. c. Nelson's office at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning to discuss the ad-
visibility of revising the state school
course of study. The committee will
OF the course of study must be ordered.
the revision would bring no additional
expense.
BY STEPPING through hole. James
Dwyer, 3S wears OF age. employed on the
Kearns building. fell from the first floor
into the basement OF the building shortly
after S O'Clock Monday morning. He was
taken to 81. Marks hospital. after he had
DGen tNalnlNci DN LII y. Il. Ndllpptfc-
Dwyer is reported as resting easy. No
bones were broken by the fall although 1t
is feared that Dwyer is injured in
ternally.
LEVI EDGAR YOUNG; professor OF
history in the University OF Utah. has
been invited 10 deliver an address before
the American Historical association nj
its annual meeting which IS TO be held
this year at Berkeley. Cal. November ls-
10 Professor YounT will speak on west
ern history. the topic to be chosen prob
ably being either The Spanish E.xplo-
the Seventeenth or Eighteenth Con-
turics" or THE Place Of the Journey
of the Mormon Pioneers in Western His
tory
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