The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
CITY AND VICINITY

j. s. BARLOW, chairman OF the farm
ers institute committee of the Murray
Commercial club, is in receipt OF a letter
from Professor l.. 4. Merrill OF the Agrl-
gesting that a farmers meeting be held
at Murray Wednesday, February 10. Mr..
GREGG, expert on dairying and the
dairy cow, from Minnesota will be the
speaker.
BERT M'KEE and D. P. Atkins are
charged with burglary in complaint
Issued by the county attorneys office
Saturday 1t is alleged that the two
Duffas, doing business as the saltair
lunchroom, of $40 on December IL, 1910,
City Patrolman l., F. Wire is the COM
planning witness.
THE BODY of Heber Sutton. son OF
John Sutton OF Paris. Ida, and brother
OF r. a. Sutton. superintendent of the
Utah mine at Fish Springs, Utah. who
died In Los Angeles, Thursday afternoon.
in the city today 1t Will be sent to
Paris. Ida, for interment,
w. o. LEE, former Utah man who
resided for number Of years at Taylors-
Vile, Is dead at Cardston, Canada fol-
lowing a short illness. Mr.. Lee was one
of the well-known farmers at Taylorsville
and for q time was engaged in the gen.
eral merchandise business, He is sur
vived by wife and ten children.
HERMAN Drummer OF 5as West Cap
night of hemorrhage OF the brain. Brun
ner, who was a native OF Switzerland. was
a fireman in the Moran asphalt works.
He leaves a widow and several children.
The S NJ. Taylor company has charge of
the body.
JUDGE j. M. BOWMAN, who has
charge OF the civil division of the city
court, will exchange places with Judge
the criminal division OF the city court for
the past six months, The change will
take place next Tuesday and will continue
for an indefinite period.
INVITATIONS ARE ISSUED for the
annual leap year dance to be given by
the girls OF the high school next Friday
evening at the Odeon. Despite the fact
that this is not real leap. year the girls
ners and selecting the dancers.
THE FUNERAL OF r. w. Kemp, who
met death In an accident at Mercur
Thursday; will be held at Murray at noon
cemetery. The Eagles and knights Of
Pythias. of which Kemp was member
Will attend In II body.
OWEN MURDOCH of Minersvale.
Beaver county. died at the Latter-day
Saints hospital at 1890 o'clock Friday
night. following an operation for appen-
dicitis. Mr. Murdoch was % years old.
The body will be taken to Minersvale
for interment
ISAAC r. LEWIS. q carpenter of Salt
United States district court Saturday,
He gives his liabilities as s5l6,60 and his
assets as s3lSS0. all of which he claims
Is exempt,
MISS DANzIE;, head nurse at the L;
D. S. hospital. will lecture to the parents
class In the Eighteenth ward chapel Sum
day morning at 1890. Her subject will
be Practical Nursing" Practical dem
onstrations Will be given.
HOMESTEAD OF the Brotherhood of
American YeOmen will be entertained I'm
the new Knights Of Pythias hall, Linden
hotel building, Thursday night. All Yeo-
men are cordially invited TO attend the
institution.
| be pleased to learn that she is progress
| sing favorably at tho l. d. s, hospital
after an operation for appendicitis. Miss
Ericsson Is a, member OF the hospital
staff.
MR.. AND MRS. C. c. SLOAN and little
daughter Frances ~ and Mrs. sloan S
mother: Mrs. a. H Brown, will leave this
evening for Moapa. New. They will be
absent about three weeks,
AT THE MUSICAL service at Phillips
| Rev. p. a. Simpkin Will address especial
| ly the Veteran Odd Fellows OF Utah who
will attend the service.
REUBEN oFFNER, plumber of Salt
| Lake: and Peter Nelson, janitor OF
Salt Lake, were adjudicated bankrupts In
the United States district court Satur-
| day.
BESSIE r. LAKELAND brought suit
| In the Third district court Saturday
against Christ Weiss TO recover S4I5 al
! legged 10 be due on q promissory note
A STEREoPTIcoN LECTURE will be
given at O'Clock this evening at M.
! Methodist Episcopal church. Robert J.
Buchanan Will deliver the address,.
A SON WAS BORN Saturday TO c. A.
| Mulholland OF 1868 j street,