The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-12
City and Neighborhood

.DOCTOR AND MRS. 7. G., ODELL
and sons are now at home at 562 First
| avenue.
A LARG GELY-ATTENDED card social
| was given by Salt Lake council, No 84l.
+. A. A. at !. o. o. f. hall FRIDAY night.
\ number OF. these socials will be given
| throughout the winter.
JULIAN RILEY. deputy United States
marshal. left Friday night for Fort Du-
chesne TO serve summonses on number
of witnesses in cases coming up before
| the federal courts In November.
THE BANQUET COMMITTEE OF the
| Commercial club held meeting Friday
to arrange for the annual banquet OF the
organization to be held in the new build
ing Immediately after its opening,
THE CHILDREN OF MARY, who
number 150 will attend the O'Clock
mass in a body at ST Mary's cathedral
on Sunday. Miss Aline Carter will be
the soprano sololst for the mass.
| ri. e. JONES. who was for over a year
relief truck driver at headquarters fire
station, has resigned his position with
the fire department and has become or
| ganZer for the Fratcrnal Aid associa
| ton,
JUDGE J. J., whitaker, Friday
morning sentenced Frank Saunders, one
OF three men alleged TO have robbed
Commercial street pawnshop of sSon
| worth of jewelry, TO five months in the
| county Jail.
OLAF HAGEN. a painter Of Salt Lake.
| filed petition In bankruptcy in the United
States district court Friday. He gives
| his liabilities as S1057.4o. and his assets
as $1,000. all OF which is exempt under
| the law.
THE PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS
of John Hafcn are now being exhibited
and auctioncd at the show room OF the
! Consolidated Music company on Main
street. large attendance is seen daily
| at the sale,
| ZELLAH CONVICTION will undergo an
operation for appendicitis at the Judge
| Ncr, nj fnIa Gal Inr1n
| ington has been headliner at the Or
pheum with Miss Nellie Wilbur in THE
| Parsonage"
WHILE William Lloyd. % D street,
between Main and West Temple streets.
Friday morning, sneak thief stole two
| pounds Of butter from his wagon Ele
! reported the matter TO the police.
WILL C. FARRELL, will lecture Mon
day evening. November IA, at the Twep
tH- first ward amusement hall, on the sub
iect. The Man and the Weed The
public Is cordially invited.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Benjamin
| f, Raddon. the 2year- old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Radon, were held at
the home, 6545 West First South street.
| at 8 o'clock Friday afternoon. Inter
ncnt In the City cemetery.
| CHARLES BROOKS died Friday morn
| ing at ST. Marks hospital OF pneumonia
Brooks was a laborcr who lived at Go
|
at the time of his death. Funeral ar
| rangemcnts have not been made.
THE PARENTS OF the Webster school
| children united with them in making the
| exhibit of the school work, which was
held there Friday afternoon. success In
every way. The exhibit included manual
| training, art and the common branches
THE WOODMEN or THE WORLD
will give an entertainment In the First
Methodist church Tuesday night for the
| benefit of sick members. a musical pro-
gramme has been prepared for the event,
In which Professor Charles Kent will take
| part.
FIRE, originating from unknown
causes. damaged the home OF ". H. Ing
| ham, 9e3 Blaine avenue, to the extent
OF about Sis: early Friday morning. The
damage 20 the building was about SIS
and the furniture was damaged to the
extent OF about 500.
MRS. W. \. LANGFORD, who has
been spending several months in Los An
| selcs. has been called homo account
Of the Illness Of her mother, Mrs. l., NJ
| Huntsman. o0G West Second South street
Mrs. uuntsman Is the mother of Patrol
man +. y, Huntsnan.
| THE UTAH MOTHERS CONGRESS
meets this Saturday AFTERNOON at )
o'clock In the assembly room in Rowland
| hall. Miss Elsie Ward will speak on
Physical Culture and Prof. j. H. Paul
VIII speak upon the care and culture OF
youth All interested are invited.
THE UNITED STATES civil service
commission has announced examinations
| for December TO secure cligibles for the
positions of school teachers I'm the Phil-
| ippine service and a superintendent OF
construction ut the government peniten-
| tiary at Mcneil Island. Washington.
| TIE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Will
administer the third degree 10 candidates
for admission 10 the lodge on November
2T, instead OF November 20. as first
planned. state Deputy Supreme Knight
| George Jay Gibson OF the K c. Will de-
liver a lecture In the hall Tuesday night
TOM ANDERS. 81 years old. and
| George Blcsevich. ~, Austrans. were
udjudgcd insane by insanity commits
sion sitting before District Judge Lewis.
Friday. and ordered committed to the
State Mental hospital Deputy SHERIFF
AXcl II Steele took the afflicted men TO
Provo. Friday afternoon.
EXHIBIT Of rhe work OF .he school
| In manual training. art and all Other
similar lines of endeavor was made IN
| the Webster school Friday afternoon
| The parents OF the school children united
with the children In viewing the work
md making the exhibit success Mark
Brown is the principal of this school.
w. P. SLAYTOR and Charles e Big
| engcr OF Chicago. and A. h. Emmerson
| q Iyaft nn1 k.lx