The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-09
City and Neighborheod

d, II. ROBERTS, the wel-known
stenographer. has gone to Price on bus
ness
MARTHA sA1NsBuRY has applied for
tate of Bruce w. Sainsbury.
BANK CLEARINGS for Thursday
were 81 259 SS0.o6, as compared with
sl197. 100 43 for the corresponding day
last year.
THE FUNERAL. of A. J. Gray. who
held from the Eighteenth ward chapel at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
THE REGULAR monthly. meeting OF
the w. c; r; u, will be held today tF'ri-
day. at the home Of Mrs \. III, Wright,
% r street, at $50 o'clock.
GEORGE PETERSON. aged Sc years
Of santaquin. died OF pneumonia at No
s Mortcnsen court In this city Wcdncs
dave The body will be sent to his home
town for intermcnt
RAPID RECOVERY is promised for
Miss Renee Felt, the 1e-year- old daugh-
ter of j. r. Felt OF this CITY. who was
operated on at ST Marks hospital for
appendicitis Thursday morning.
THE COMPLICATED Custer separate
| maintenance and divorce case, which has
been on trial before Judge Ritchie for
| several days in the Third district court,
was argued and submitted late Thurs
j day afternoon.
THE FUNERAL of Joseph Fl. Taylor.
| -Ndy 'ldIllN' "li' uitu "lll'N oli d
mission in Europe will be held from the
| Fourteenth ward meeting house this aft
| ernoon. beginning al $50 O'Clock, with
burial In the CITY cemetery.
| GEORGE BURWE;LL. a clerk In the
local postoffice, has been transferred to
! the postoffice at Allegheny, Pa, and
| William A. Patterson, formerly OF that
city, has been transferred to Salt Lake
| to take Mr.. Burwclls position.
LYNDs CHAPTER. No. /. Q. f. s..
viii hold a special meeting at the Ma
| sonic temple, beginning at Z O'Clock, this
| friday evening for the purpose OF
installation and initiation. All members
| OF tho order arc Invited to be pres
| ent.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
Of Harvey Martin. the Rio Grande en-
| gincer. who died Tuesday from injuries
received In a wreck at Thistle, were held
! chapel OF S. ID, Evans. Interment was
In Mount Olivet cemetery,
THE HEARING in the matter Of the
estate and guardianship OF Julius Living
Morris Livingston, deceased. has been
| concluded before Judge Lewis and taken
under advisement An accounting is
asked for in each Of the matters.
GUS PAPPAS was tried in the Grim
inal division OF the Third district court
Thursday on the charge of battery upon
Ruby Jensen. In the stockade, Pappas
was adJudged guilty by Judge Lewis and
| Uneu SlO, he case was an appeal from
the police court. in which Pappas was
| fined S26-
Fl. c. SMITH, deputy state food and
dairy commissioner. returned THURSDAY
from an inspection Of food conditions al
| Bingham. He says that he found some
adulterated vinegar and some mislabeled
| extracts, all OF which were confiscated
He also found some bad sanitary condi
tons at grocery stores. and ordered
| cleanups at once.
THE WOMEN of the First Presby
terian church Will give turkey dinner
| in the church at Brigham and c streets
this evening, beginning at o'clock: and
at 1880 oclock Saturday morning q
luncheon Will be served In this connec-
tlon a fair Will be held, at which al
sorts Of fancy and useful articles will be
| sold
CHAIRMEN OF THE COMMITTEES
OF the public schools. in charge of Tho
entertainment OF the visitors to the Stat,
| Teachers association convention. which
VIII be held here December 27, met Will
| Superintendent Christensen Thursda,
afternoon, and discussed some OF the de
tails A. r. Kesler. w. J. Mccoy. Eliza
beth Fritz and D. r. Coornbs are the
members of the committees.