The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
City and Neighborhood


THREE MEN accused OF vaeraucy.
were arrested near the Holy Cross hos
pital Thursday morning. They will be
arralgncd in police court today.
j. EDWARD TAYLOR, state hortlcul-
tural Inspector. returned Thursday morn
ing from second trip to Logan TO the
farmers school now in session there.
CONGREGATION MoNTEFloRE will
bold regular Sabbath services at s o'clock
Hcvesh's sermon will be The Transient
and Permanent Aspects OF Life.
THE BOND OF II. J. Schultz, the new
clerk of the city board OF health; h., was
day. The amount OF thu boud Is $1,000
and the sur"tics arc +, y. Cameron ana
IL. \. Nelson.
ERNEST NELL McGREGoR OF salt
Lake CRY and Miss Vaughn Leech OF
PittSburS. Pa, were married Wednesday
evening. February >. at the residence or
G. II. Neel, pastor Of the Central Chris
]. r. KELLER OF Cascade. Neh.. aud
l.. u. Brady of Trinidad. Colo, arc
among those who have written TO The
salt Lake Real Estate associatioIi asking
for information regarding Salt Lake as
d prospective location.
RACHEL WHIPPLE, aged - years.
underwent an operation "Wednesday Tor
cancer o. the face. The woman stood
the shock attendant upon the opera ton
remarkably. well. Her recovery Is only
matter of days.
4 REGULAR meeting OF Maxwell post,
No. >. q. A. r.. will be held at the poSS
room on s1attnrda IFSbgqay . w Al sS SS
attend. Au comrades are invited.
JUDGE MORSE ON THURSDAY afternoon
began hearing evidence In the divorce
case OF Perry r. Fits against Lizzie
Pitts. IN bis complaint, Pitts charges
his wife with inhdetity. and she in iurn
charges him with cruelty. The case
will be concluded today.
FOR TIE purpose Of accommodating
classes OF school children alterations
have been made nj the local Weather
office. so that II is now possible Tor s,u-
dents to observe the operations OF IN i9s
weather man without interfering Wild
the work OF manufacturing weather
MRS. KATHERINE BURGESS SCHEF-
FER, IS years Of age, died at st. Marx
hospital "Wednesday night, She Was the
George II. and John X. Burgess. The
funeral will be held this Friday after
noon from the Twenty-sccond ward
meeting house
GOVERNOR sPRT went 10 kaysville
Thursday to deliver an address AT tn"
farmers institute. being held there un-
der the auspices or The extension depart
mont o. the State Agricultural college.
Thursday was governor s day and a. big
reception was held after the address OF
the governor.
THE BURIAL of John Robbins oil
Bingham. who died at the Keogh Ham
mond hospital will take place saturday
February .. Services will nc held In the
chapel OF O'Donnell &, Co.'S undertaking
rooms at / p. m. Intcrment at Mount
Olivrt cemetery. Friends Will be wei
como 70 attend.
JUSTICE WILLIAM NJ. MCCARTHY OF
the supreme court was able TO be out
Thursday, after having been confined TO
his home since last Monday with a
broken wrist, caused by falling on the
sidewalk near his home, One OF the
small homes OF the wrist was broken
ana II Is necessary TO carry the arm In
plaster cast.
r. r. KELLOGG and G.. j. Syminton
of Los Angeles fled suit in the district
Mining and Power company TO recover
a balance Of $s33.53 alleged TO be due for
merchandise sold 10 the Jennie Gold
Mining company between December ..
1908. and March 25. 1909. The Gold
Springs company absorbed the Jennie
company In Jupe. 1909, and assumed all
It's Indebtedness.
THE SOCIAL CLUE of the NJ T. A.
elaborate social. :hc first OF a series Of
affairs which it eontemplatcs giving the
remainder of the winter months, =
dancing party was given In the spacious
amusement hall In the First ward chapel
More than coo were in attendance and
spent a delightful evening, An enlarged
orchestra statloneo III Inc west Cnd ol
the hall, rendered the music
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS and
members Of the Grand Army of the Ro-
public and affiliated organizations were
delfghtfullv entertained at the home CT
the Misses Franc and Bessie Boyce, S4I
South First West street. Thursday even
ing Sixty three and other games
were played and delicious refreshments
we're served. Approximately lfty per-
sons were present. The Misses Boyce
VIII leave for Los Angeles, Saturday, TO
visit friends and relatives.
ALLEGING that their household eff
tects became damaged and lost in transit
from Peru. H.. to Salt Lake City. J.
PctrowIslSy and wife filed suit I'm the
district court Thursday against the Union
Pacific Oregon Short Line and Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad companies
TO recover damages In tho sum OF Sai5.5N
the value OF the lost goods. II is al
legged that on January 20. 1908, they
shipped their goods from Peru. paying
freight on them In the sum OF sl22.50, but
that the defendant companies failed TO
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