The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
City and Neighborhood

street.
DIR. ]. NJ. HARRISON has returned
AFTER three weeks sojourn In southern
| California
ROBERT NJ. COOPER has been ap-
pointed AZ substitute clerk at the local
postofficc.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK BURGESS
have LEFT for Los Angeles, where they are
contemplating making their future home.
| MIR. AND MRS. II. r. BROWN and
son of Memphis, Tenn. arc visiting Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Pcale, at G2S First avenue,
! L. c. KELSEY. former city engineer,
| returned Saturday morning from Idaho
Falls, where ho obtained the contract for
| putting In that towns new water pant
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court,
Saturday. by George Naylor against Zen
ham Hunsaker to recover S259. the an 3lIeeHu H,.
| value OF sheep camp outnt SoId ~
| Naylor 10 the defendant
a CONCERT and ball will be given by
jennings block. q West First South
street, T Friday. March II; InG nc prosr''"''''
NJ. w RICE will give stercopticon
lecture on the public playsrounds move
mont ut the Y. NJ. c. A.. Monday even
ing, February IS, ,,1 at : o G'oEh. irHo 'uD''c
| a DANCE and social VIII be given by
! the knights OF the Maccabees In |, o. -.
| f. hall, Wednesday evening March :,
| 1910 All Maccabees and their friends are
|
time.
THE UTAH conservation commission
VIII hold a meeting in the office OF Gov
ernor Spry on March 8, finally TO deter
mine the details OF the new map oi utals.
which tho commission Is having drawn
and printed.
HOMER l.. HOIsINGTON. who. has
been connected with the Y, NJ, I. A as
sociatlon In this city Tor IN, nc past ,"o
similar posltlon with tho Detroit, Mich,
association.
MRS. MARY CLARK. aged nifty years,
who resides at l3l Gintah place was cN-
amined as TO her sanity before Judge
evils OF the district court. Saturday. and
was committed TO the state mental hos
pital At Provo
MATHoNTHAU THOMAS, the we'll
known salt Lake lawyer, viii lecture on
Ing Of the Retail Merchants association,
10 be held at its hal! in the Boyd Park
building Wednesday night
THE BODY OF Miss Eiose prouDay,
arrived IN Salt Lake City and Will he
taken TO Tooele for burial. Miss Dron-
bay was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter \. Droubay OF Tooele
GEORGIA a, THOMPSON. who gives
her occupation as a housewife. has liled
a petition in bankruptcy in the federal
court. According 10 the schedule NED ny
Mrs Thompson, she owes S"s2.2V; ana
exempt
JUDGE RITCHGE OF the district court,
on Saturday rendered Judgment by de-
fault in favor Of w. s. Henderson and
against G. w. whitehead for $2oS;o3 and
interest. which amount was found to be
due for merchandise sold by Henderson
to Whitehead between September 10 and
21, 1903.
c. H. McIIEAN Of Denver superintend-
ent of construction for the Western Union
,lC nh division, 1
for the purpose Of having the Western
Union wires on Third South street put
under ground and the poles In the center
OF the street on that thoroughfare re-
moved.
BEGINNING Sunday, the religious
classes of the four Salt lake stakes of
the Mormon church will be united This
action is being taken so that inc WORK
mcthodical manner. The movement Is
under the supervision of the Latter-day
Saints university,
THE MODERN WOODMEN OF AMER
day evening at tho knights Of Pytha5
hall 259 Main street. In aid Of the fund
for distressed nelghbors. The affair VIII
be. under the auspices OF inc bNcclsl9r
quartettc and some Of the best talent in
the city will be on the programme. Inc
concert is given FOR charity.
FERRIES Z. THOMPSON. the three
mon ths-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs r. H.
day morning. Tho funeral will he held
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon from the
residence OF Thomas Everill, 23S West
Fifth North street. Tho lutermehl VIII
take place at the city cemetery
MRS. EMILY RAWLINGS filed Il peti
ton in the probate division OF the dis
trict court, Saturday. asking for letters
OF administration or the estate OF Joseph
Sharp Rawlings who died ON August ~.
1905 The estate consists OF fitty-Iour
acres Of real estate in this county Twelve
heirs are named in the petition.
AN ACTION for divorce was filed in the
district court Saturday; by Isabella n.
Anderson against John w. Anderson ON
the ground of desertion. They, were
married In this city on September b.
1907. and it is alleged that anderson de-
serted his wife on February n. lyoa. Ihey
have one child. OF which Mrs, Anderson
asks the custody.
A PETITION was filed in the probate
division of the district court. Saturday, by
Annie j. Hewlett, asking for letters OF
administration Of the estate of Joseph il.
Hewlett, who died on May Il, 1909. leav-
ing real property at Sandy valued at
$1,000. and personal property OF the value
OF $500. There are seven heirs OF the
estate
district court Saturday, against ., h,
Greene, 10 recover S773 and interest al
legged TO be due on note executed on
October l. 1909 and also for SO as attor-
news fees. It is alleged that the note
was made in favor OF the Continental
National bank and that Godbe signed II
as an accommodation Tor Greene Inc
latter failed to pay the note when It was
due. so 1odbe paid it OH February Ia
4 PETITION was filed in the probate
division of the district court: Saturday,
By Mark Recdall, asking for letters of
administration OF the estate of Mary G.
Rocdnll. who died IN this city ON Febru-
arv 10. The estate consists of real es-
tate valued AT $4,000 and persona! prop
heirs of the estate. Mrs. Rcedall was the
mother OF City Councilman Mark Reed
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