The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
City and Neighborheod

City and Neighborheod
DR. I f. CoLLlNGS Will lecture a.,
the Eagles hall this Sunday cNcnlnS IA. a.
$ O'Clock. The subject Where D"e"'
the | AM
THE Barber Lumber company is suing
the Moapo Garden company In the Third
Iis,rirt' 'conrt. 10 collect S7i3.l0 ON i
promlssory note.
MRS, u. A. FITZPATRICK gave a
dinner Wednesday In honor OF Mrs, Rlen-
ard Spettiguc. who leaves ior Spohahe'
Wash, December 10.
THE CIVIL DIVISION of the city
court reports fees In the aggregate ot
s52S. 80 for the month of November. Thcre
were 2O3 complaints filed lii tho mohth'
THE Salt Lake City Brewing COMPANY
has Med an action against j. Is llus shcS,
To forccose a chattel mortgage given W
secure a promissory note for S3235.
COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON has Is
sued n COMPLAINT against GoorGina Rich
ardson, charging her with grand iarceny
for the theft Of s155 from George Heck
man.
JoSEpB IIPPMAN will address the
Barrlsters club OF the University OF Utah
ON Abstracts of Title" In room 62i.
Boston building. at $3.50 o'clock Monday
evening.
JULIA BONOVITCH has been granted
an lntpTlDrutOry decree oil divorce
John Bonovitch, by Judge Armstrong. on
the grounds of failure TO support, cruel
~ and deScrtiCn,
HAZEL CHERRY Is suing Clarence c.
Cherry for divorce. In the Third district
court. on the grounds OF non-support ana am
desertion. The parties were marrlso De-
cember cs. 1906.
GILBERT u. SMITH asks the Third
district court Ia grant him n decree OF
divorce from Mary L. Smith. on the
ground of deSeriion. They were married
February IS. 1907.
DORA ELLEN HUNT LACY has filed
an action for divorce against William j.
Lacy, In the Third district court. on the
ground OF failure TO support, The parncs
were married october 20. 1901.
HENRY GARDNER OF Spanish Fork,
president OF the senate OF the last legis-
lature. is in the city. Mr.. Gardner eX-
poets to be president OF the senate again
at the ensuing session, but Is TOO modest
to say so.
MIR. AND MRS. T. l., HALL are happy
over the arrival OF the stork at their
home. There was born to them at the
Holy Cross hospital, on Friday, boy
weighing twelve and one-half pounds.
Everybody well,
ELMER BACA has filed an action
against tho Oregon Short Line Railroad
company, in the Third district court, to
recover damages in the sum OF $40, 900 for
Injuries received near Dubois, Ida. Sep
tember j., 1910.
THE WOMEN OF the First Methodist
store Saturday. The annual church bazar
will be- held at 1873 East Second South
street, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday OF next week.
w. W, WILSON Is suing j. #. Sherck.
administrator OF the estate OF David
Sherck, deceased, and others In the Third
district court. TO quiet tile titlc TO lands
in section 1. township 3 south. range ]
west. Salt Lake meridian.
JOHN SHEA of the street department,
who resides ut zoe East Third South
street received II message ON Saturday
evening from Dallas. Tex, announcing
the dangerous illness OF his mother. lie
leaves for Dallas this morning.
ALLEN D. HUNSAKER. farmer OF
Tremonton. filed petition in bankruptcy
in the United states district court Sat
urday. Ills liabilities total $Sa979. and
his assets s230.50, all OF which is claimed
to be exempt under the law.
WILLIAM w. PAINE. United States
food and drug inspector for the local dis
trct, Will leave Tuesday for the north
west on a tour OF general inspection lie
Will visit the food and drug concerns OF
dozen of the larger towns and cities
THERE was no session of the United
States district court Saturday. because oi
the strenuous docket of the rest OF the
week. Judge John A. Marshall postponed
the Saturday session until Monday morn
ing. In the meantime, me Will take q
rest.
THE adjutant general OF the army has
offered a reward OF 500 for the arrest OF
Patrick Il. Ryan who deserted from the
Fifteenth infantry, at Fort Douglas, Mo-
vembcr u. 1910. Ryan appears 10 he a
Salt Lake man, in fact. as he enlisted
/ from here.
IN THE CASE OF May Williams
against the Utah State Fair association
The demurrer TO the complaint has been
sustained in the Third district court
! presumably disposins Of the action. Mrs
Williams was Injured on the fair grounds
and sued the association for $4,000
FRANK MOTLEY. superintendent OF
the Liberty ward Sunday-school an
nounces that Guardello Brown viii adj
Z dress The parents department and that
Charles X. Pike will render a baritone
/ solo at the school today cordial invl-
tation Is extended To all.
I IN THE CASE OF William l.. Bills
against Addison Cain. Judge Morse has
sustained the demurrer to the complaint
and the complaint has been dismissed
Bills wanted an accounting and also
asked that warranty deed which ne
gave TO Cain be declared Tor sccurIt, ,
I only,
THE MODERN SCHOOL. OF which
William Thurston Brown is president
| holds It's regular sessions in Hlrschman' :
! hall, 12O South Main street Sunday after
/ noon and evening. Lecture at o'clock
| by William Thurston Brown ON "Tolsto,
Great In His Spiritual Revolt. but Futile
In Social Action"
| JUDGE MORSE overrulcd the dc,nur.
rer IN the case OF NJ. a. Breeden against