The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
CITY AND VICINITY

MEMBERS OF THE Y. NJ c. a. min
strel show held an enthusiastic meeting
al the y. NJ. {. a Thursday evening and
seven choruse2 wore thoroughly gone
over. Charles Kent is handling the show
for The association and many prominent
men of the city have consented TO take
part Thirty persons were present
Thursday evening and twenty more VIII
JUDGMENT FOR $50 against George
Wells. doing business as Wells & Co.
was rendered IN favor of the Utah As
sociation Of Credit Men In Judge George
G. Armstrong; division or the Third dis
trlct court. Suit Was brought 70 recover
a dough MIXER. alleged 70 be unlawfully
held by the defendant.
LoTTA M. BOWEN filed suit for di-
vorce from William T. Bowen in the
Third district court Thursday afternoon.
charging that Eowcn deserted her Au-
II. 1907. and have one child. Leroy Ed
ward Bowen Mrs. Bowen asks for the
custody of the child.
RAYMOND -WHlTcoMs touists to the
number OF hfty. spent Thursday in salt
Lake. making their headquarters at the
Knutsford. Members of the party made
the sightseeing trip about the city and
departed on their journey westward
greatly pleased with salt Lakes attrac-
tons.
LEONARD HALL. a Western Union
messenger boy. 10 years ot age. was ar
rested last night ny Patrolman n. }.
Kelly Hal is accused of stealing b.
cycle. which he was riding when arrest
cd. Ii Is a Pierce bicycle and valued
nj 500. The charge viii be petit lar
ceny.
THOMAS RICHARDS Of Clifton, Ida.
writes The Tribune asking for infornla
ton regarding the Whereabouts OF his
brother. William. also known as ''Dick"
Richards. who has been missing for more
than year. DIt who was last heard
from in Salt Lake City.
m M,cIruSA tb.
Han Scott Aerial Motor company OF Los
Angeles. Is in the city. lie carries with
him a motor for acToPlancs OF the eight
cylinder. y type, which is being used on
many OF the advanced types OF machines.
FUNERAL SERVICES were held at the
Swedish meeting house IN Murray Thurs
day afternoon Tor Mrs, Dortea Peterson,
IN the South Cottonwood cemetery
RoYAL E. KELsoN, / month and IL
DAYS old, son OF Waiter E: and Clara
street. died Thursday of pneumonia. The
funeral Will be held Saturday. with
burial In the City cemetery.
DANCING. FOR WHICH an attractive
proeramme has been arranged. will be
the feature OF an entertainment TO be
given tonight at the Sixteenth ward
meeting house. The festivities will be-
Sin at o'clock.
TO RECOVER seoe.25 on promissory
ing and Power company filed suit in the
Third district court Thursday against the
Cold Springs Manufacturing and Power
company.
JOSEPHINE K. OODSON applied TO
the Third district court Thursday for let
/ ters OF administration on the estate of
urrin G. Dodson. who died October S,
1910. leaving property valued at $1,000
AT THE NEW Fifth ward amusement
hall IN Second West, between Seventh
ana Eighth South streets. will be given
tonight social and dance 10 which the
public is cordially invited.
THE SIx-YEAR-OLO son of j. John :
son Of Murray died Thursday afternoon
OF diphihcria. Burial will bc this morn
ing IN the South Cottonwood cemetery.
THERE WILL BE a meeting OF the
Salt Lake County Horticultural society ~
| IN room 25e. City and County building. al
go O'Clock Saturday noon.
MEMBERS OF the Waterloo Methodist
| church Will meet in social gathering
! tonight al the home of Mrs. Reese 10
! S,Xth avenue. Waterloo.
| THE CALL FOR police court today viii
be AT 10 o'clock M the forenoon instead
| of o'clock in the afternoon as usual.