The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-01
CITY AND VICINITY

LAST EVENING the three Knights OF
Pylhias lodges Of salt Lake loned W'tu
Wasatch lodge No. - OF Midva'c ahd
Damon lodge No. n Of Murray and visited
AIinco lodge No of Sandy About 100
members and guests were present ana
spent the evening in social way, eNccl-
lent entertainment helnG given ny thos%
pres sent: after which refreshments were
served This Is the first OF series OF
fratcrnal visits which Will he made be-
tween the various lodges in and arounn
Salt Lake. the result OF which is an m
crcasing interest in Pythanism in this
domain.
JOSEPH V. SMITH. president of the
Utah Association OF Life Underwriters
has returned from Chicago, where he at
eended the national convention OF He un-
derNritcrs, Mr. Smith also toured through
the larger eastern cities, accompanied DN
his wife and daughter. lie declares the
convention was a great success and that
tho field gives promise of brilliant
future.
AUGUST C. OLSON. charged with rsl-
uTc TO provide for a wife and tNo minor
children, was arraisncd in the court 81
Il. NJ Bishop, justice OF the peace yes
ing bail in the sum Of $500 he Was re
maudcd TO The custody OF ihe sheriff The
time for Il preliminary hearing was not
set.
THE UTAH Women's Press club.
founded by E,mmeIinc f. Wells aud Susa
Young Gates twenty wears ago. celebrated
lis anniversary al the homo Of br, Ellls
Il. Shpp, Ila Second aronue. las; eve
ming. \ prosrsmme including addresses.
musical selections and refreshments was
carried out with marked success.
THE REV. n. C, MINToN. president
OF the National Reform associa ton and
al The head Of the Words Christian Cill-
zenship conference. which is 10 be held
in Portland In 1913, left Omaha yesterday
on the Los Angeles limited. He IS eH-
ip S9lr Lake tltN az
i:i5 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
GIRL STUDENTS of the J., y. s. uni
yersity have used the proceeds Of tho last
university dance, amounting 10 5000, To
rofini$h and 1T mp rest room III inc
Lion house The apartment rs furnished
largely With furniture formerly used in
Brigham Youngs household, and presents
unique appcarancP.
J. S. CARVER. chairman OF tho pure
food bureau. accomra anied by Willard
Hansen. dairy and food commissioner.
and a. II. Crabbe and James Clawson.
arc inspecting diaries. sugar factories,
cannercs and everything tina, they can
find 10 inspect In Cache and Box Elder
counties.
THE OFFICERS Of the Fifteenth in
IIan,ry. which leaves for The philippines
Friday afternoon. will be publicly en-
tcrtained for the last time I'm Salt Lake
tomorrow evening. when they NIL he the
guests Of Manager Eetcham Of the Co
lonial thcater TO soc "Raby Mine
FRANK WlSEMAN. charged with fail
ing 10 provide FOR two minor children.
WAS arrsigncd before 'rTarry S. Harper:
justice Of the peace. yesterday afternoon
aud entered plea OF not guilty in
answer 10 the charge. Tlc was released OH
his own rccusnlzancc.
G. r. HERR. assistant general paascn-
ger agent of lbc Western Pacific, with
headquarters at san Francisco, js e%-
pected TO arrive in Salt Lake city today
He Will have charge Of the trains that
take the Fifteenth infantry TO the coast
ARCHIE JOHNSON Is charged with
| cmoez1lement In a complaint issued YES
,erday BY tho county attorneys office.
II is charged thai he appropriated sI5
inirusted 10 his care by Frank Hansen
10 his own use on October %.
MRS. C. n. HOWELL leaves this morn
Ing. via the Union Pacific for an extended
visit In New York and BOSTON In The
lattcr city she VIII meet her sister. Miss
Jennie Sands. Who has for two years been
studying music abroad.
A JURY in the case or Celia Florence
against Max Florence 10 recover on II
prorn1lssoIy notc yesterday brought IN a
verdict Tor the plaintiff for soa2v.S2 in
Judge George 6. Armstrong; division Of
the Third district court.
c. NJ. BUTLER or tho mailing depart
meni of The Tribune and Telegram. who
Was operated on Monday for appeudi-
clus a, the Holy Cross hospital was
reported last night in favorable condition
for a speedy recovery.
TIE FUNERAL OF George DaDd Luce.
aged 81 years. who died YESTERDAY morn
Ing at o'clock WIFI ne held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock from tho family
residence. 462 + street
THE LADIES' auxiliary 10 the E. o!
/" F., VIII. Thursday afternoon give the
OF Mrs. &. w. Scaton. IS East Fifth
North street,
THE REV. c, w. MERRITT. field
secretary OF the International Sunday
Scnool association. will speak at the Wa
te!ioo Methodist church this evening
c. p. PRUITT. travelling freight agent
for the Chicago. Milwaukee 6; ST, Paul,