The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
City and Neighborhood

DIR. G. r. PFOUTZ returned Wcdncs-
day from visit 10 Los Angeles and
southern California,
~ s, NELSON OF MI. Pleasant was
at the Cullen Wednesday en- route TO the
National Woolgrowers' convention in Og-
den.
WEDNESDAY's local bank clcarings
were Slips. .152.05. as compared with
S969 S5S.S2 for the corresponding day last
year
W. W. ATKINSON OF Colorado Springs,
who has supervision Of considerable I'M
proVSmcut work at western army posts,
Is At The Kenyon hotel. lie Is accom-
panied by Mrs. Atkinson.
JOEL PRIEST. industrial agent of the
Oregon Short Line. with headquarters at
Boise. Ida. arrived i'm Salt Lake City
Wednesday evening ard is j guest at the
Cullen.
JOSEPHINE c. GREEN was examined
ms 10 her sanity before Judge Lewis OF
the district court Wednesday and was
committed 20 the state mental hospital
at Provo.
Wednesday from Newton Kan. annoruc-
ing the birth al that place of a daughter
TO Mrs. Albert Buxton Mr.; Buxton was
at one time pastor OF the Central Chris
tian church in this city,
MISS L. NJ PLATTS OF so? seventh
East street entertained Wednesday after
noon. Those present were Miss Clara
Camp. Slift!e Cameron. Theresa Burton,
Cottrcll.
GEORGE p. HOLMAN u The Holman
Payne Lumber company OF salt Lake. has
cablcd 20 friends that he will arrive in
MTHandria. lNli,,i ,5 Egypt today}, from which
trip through the valley Of the Nile.
STRUCK BY A north bound street car
At Fourth North and Center streets. g
delivery wagon belonging To Davis broth
crs OF li0 North Second West street.
driven by Harry Parks. was smashed and
the driver slightly Injured Wednesday
morning at il o'clock.
FRANK L.. HESS OF the United States
geological survey. with headquarters at
Washington. n. G., is a guest at the Will
son. accompanied by Mrs, Hces They
arc returning TO the east from California
siye surveys in the RandshurE district
+. j. TODD. a former popular salt
Lake man. now representing the Nor
veO -Shopieich lidrdwnre company of 81
the coast. Mr., Todd reports that bust
taIned by his numerous friends.
THE FUNERAL of Harry Anderson
formerly an engineer or the Denver Il
Rio Grande railroad. and secretary OF the
local Brotherhood OF Railway Engineers
viii he held m the Masonic temple At >
O'Clock Thursday afternoon Burial viii
he In The Masonic plot in Nj. Oiiyct Gem
ctcry
THE woAAN'S MISSIONARY CIR
Gle Of the Emmanuel Baptist church Will
meet this afternoon At 80 at The home
OF Mrs w. &. Ebaugh at POS Douglas
avenue. Mrs. Alfred Parry VIII give an
address on The Neglected Eovs Of Chi
cago. Refreshments viii be served. Au
arc invited
TIE UTAH LI-MBER COMPANY
"Wednesday Glod suit in tno district court
against Vance X Larsen. contra Ctors.
Heath Brothers aud Hcrasaoid Co TO
iorcClose lien upon certain buildings at
i2h Ssit Palace and TO recover S5aS "a
alleged 10 he due for lumber used in the
construction OF tho buildings.
G.. G. DIETRICH. private secretary 70
Governor Brady of idaho and NJ T..
Hughes. manager Of the Idaho Cousol-
idatcd Power company. IN which Cover
nor Brady Is Interested, were visitors iu
the city Wednesday and called upon Gov
cruor Sprv. They ar" on route home from
the east where thcy have been Oh busi-
nrSy mission.
PAUL HENNiNG. . former mcmbo.
oi Inc faculty OF Jhc University or Utah.
has been appointed curator in tho de-
pertinent Of ctEu"ngy in the Muscc Ne
cioual dc .NrqucolugcU. OF Mexico CITY
M"N, Mr.. Hennin- j. well equipped lor
mis- new position. He was interpreter ot
the y. Y. T.. expedition 10 south Amer
icJ several years ago and has IN recent
years dlled coUws-ions for private or
gauizations along this Inc OF work.