The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
City and Neighborheod

w N. McGILL Of Ely, New. rs visit
Ing In the city and is at the Wilson no.
tel
w. S. MCCORMICK. who has just re-
ant trip.
PROF. JOSEPH BALLANTYNE Of Og-
den was a visitor In the city Saturday
and was registered at the Cullen.
MIR, AND MRS. L. B. MCCORMICK are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a fine boy,
who made his appearance Saturday.
DIR. J. w. PAYNE will occupy the pull
pit Of the First Methodist church at both
the morning and evening services today.
MISS NETTIB DE WEETH and Miss
Helen NJ. Cox, buyers for Keith O Brlen
company, returned from New York Sat
urday.
IN DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG's
court Saturday Heber Bertz was granted
a final decree of divorce from Alice
BertZ.
o. ROWLAND MUMToRD returned
Saturday evening from a five weeks bust
ness trip to New York, Chicago and Phil
adelphia.
MRS. E, V, BROOKS Of 17s @ street.
who underwent serious operation at ST
Marks hospital. is now on the road to
recovery
ELDER A. NJ CHASE Of the Reorgan-
ization will hold his service at the band
stand in Liberty park Sunday from 3
to p. m.
MISS CLELLA McREADY returned
home Wednesday from New York, where
she had been called on account Of the III
ness Of her mother
MR., AND MRS. A. c.. SCHROEDER or
Adelaide. Australia, are In the city. en-
route on q tour of the United States. and
are registered at tho Wilson horei.
NICOLO EVANODD, a Bulgarian.
whose skull was fractured IN the Utah
Copper company's mine In June, died at
st. Marks hospital Friday night.
CHARLES HOBBS. q laborer residing
at Murray filed q petition in bankruptcy
in the federal court Saturday, His LA
blities are given at S45825 and assets at
s525. all Of which Is claimed as exempt
a MEETING Of the American woman's
league Is called for Saturday afternoon.
August n, at o'clock, In the Kenyon
parlors. Important business will be pre-
sented to the league and large attend
ance Ia desired.
THE FUNERAL services of Mrs. su-
lnte Cyrus Lee ellison, will be held Sun
day at D. m. from the late residence.
430 South Third East Interment In Mt.
Olivet-
BEE" BARTLETT was found guilty
by a jury Of four men in the criminal d.
vision of the city court Friday OF con-
ductlng a house of ill-repute at No
Victoria alley. She was granted stay
it is understood the case will be appealed.
CHARLES HUGH CoLTRIN left June
0, 1909. without saying whether he would
be back for supper or not, Mrs. Matilda
Coltrin says in complaint filed In the
district court Saturday. and she hasn't
seen him since. consequently she wants
divorce also her maiden namo Of Soren-
sen.
ON SEPTEMBER 21 examinations will
be conducted by the United States civil
service commission for the positions of
copperplate map engraver (male) and tel
ephone operator. Information concerning
the examinations can be obtained from
Orawell Williams. local secretary Of the
commission.
GLENN NJ. SMYTH, son Of Chief Dep
uty United States Marshal L, II. Smyth.
received q visit of a few hours Saturday
from an old school cbum named r. M.
Rounds Of Wichita, Kan, Mr.. Rounds
left Saturday evening for Leland Stan
ford university, where Glenn Smyth will
join him within few days.
w. p. WARREN. United States mar
shall of Omaha. Neb.. A. w. Lane. assis-
tant United States attorney OF Lincoln.
Neb.. and r. V. Mccoy Of Wheeling. W
Va, were visitors In the city for n few
hours Friday en- route east. Mr.. War
ren and Mr. Lane have been to San
Francisco where they delivered a govern
meut prisoner
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
~ attorney Saturday. d. +. Park Is
charged with having In his possession
for sale Friday wagon load OF apples
and pears infected with the larvae of
coddling moth.