The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-26
City and Neighborhood

THE FRIENDS of Maud May Babcock,
director of the physical education de-
partmcnt and director OF the University
Dramatic club, who has been victim ol
pneumonia while on a tour with the Dra-
matte club VIII be pleased 10 know that
she is convalescent and that the dan
gerous period Of the disease mas peen
successfully passed
II. Z. BOOTH. United States district
attorney, received notice Wednesday from
equipped with a set Of the latest pat
tern bookcases. The government mas
shipped wall cases OF twenty-five. sec
tions. These Will hold the law books
which are now scattered In various PAGES
about the attorneys ofnce.
JULIAN RILEY. deputy United states
marshal. left Wednesday for Grason, in
the southeastern part OF the state where
he will serve summons on two Wit
ncsses who are wanted in the United
States district court OF New Mexico. The
trip Will require an extended ride over
land.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Kath-
crime Thomas. 20 North Fifth West
nesday afternoon at ? o'clock from the
Sixteenth ward chapel. Bishop r. S.
Parry conducted the services. The obse-
duics were under the direction OF Joseph
William Taylor and interment was In the
City cemetery.
GEORE WEED is charged with SELL
ing tobacco TO q minor in a complaint is
sued by the county attorney Tuesday
morning. 1t is alleged that Weed, Janu-
arg 2. 1911; sold package OF cigarettes
to Taylor Lyman. 10 years old. Proba-
ton Officer G.. 4. Sperry Is the COM
planning witness.
FIVE FIRMS have been added to the
membership Of the Manufactures Asso-
citation Of Utah. as follows: Malcolm
McAllister Advertising agency Uncle
Sam Cleaning company, Electric Horse
radish Pickle company. Western
Macaroni company and the Elk Baking
Powder company.
MARIA DEWEY wOOLLEY died at
her home. rear of 324 East Fourth South
street. Wednesday morning OF infrrai-
ties incident to her advanced age. She
vas sS years OF age and came to Utah
F. Woolley- Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
OFFICERS OF THE ORPHEUS club,
a musical organization, have been elected
as follows; President, \. II. Peabody.
tary, Fred c. Graham: treasurer. Fred
Bennett; director at large w H Shear
man; librarian, L. Francis ZulIck.
THE CASE OF the Nevada Mining COM
pan" against the Cardiff Mining & Mill
Ing company to quiet title to certain
claims. which, IT Is alleged. are being
worked by both companies. was called for
trial in Judge Morse's division of the
Third district court Wednesday
NETTIE TEUsCHER is charged with
John Teuscher, relative, TO
run away from the Uintah Detention
home in a complaint issued by the coun-
" attorney Wednesday afternoon. Chief
Probation Officer Gaurdello Brown Is the
witness.
S. A. WHITNEY, cashier OF McCor-
nicks bank. who has long been at the
Judge Mercy hospital after undergoing a
delicate operation for intestinal trouble
has so far recovered that II is expected
he will be able TO leave the institution
and return TO his home within a week
DIR. T. p. BEATTY. secretary Of the
state board OF health and w. l.. Cosper
Of the tuberculosis exhibit will deliver
talks on tuberculosis at the University
club next Wednesday night. Women are
Invited to attend.
CARRIE BROWN brought suit in the
district court Wednesday to recover on
a $3.50 promissory note issued last Nav
by Sarah M: Johnson, Foreclosure of n
mortgage given to secure the loan is
asked.
in A TELEGRAM received Wednesday
at the Commercial club, Joy Fl johnson
says that his mother is rapidly recover
ing from the recent illness thai called
him to her home at Nebraska City, Neb
NEW HEADQUARTERs for the Society
of Utah Artists have been opened on
The top floor of the Vermont building. II
S planned to have an exhibit the year
,ound floor space was donated by the
Mormon church.
MANAGER JOHN D. SPENCER Of the
orchestra announces that the
will meet in the Salt Lake thea
:er Thursday forenoon at 1920 o'clocJe
.or rehearsal and business meeting.
OFFICERS OF the National Bank OF
he Republic have been elected as fol-
ows; Frank Knox. president; A. Muir
.ay. vice president; w. f. Earls, cashier:
:. A. Culbertson, assistant cashier.
w. w. TRIMMER. assistant cashier of
he Continental National bank has left !
or his parents home In New Jersey in !
'esponse 10 message announcing the |
serious Illness OF his mother.
PROVO WILL HAVE a new directory
printer. R L. Polk & Co. having Vih charge G1 rre
II the work The directory will contain
i763 individual Names
THERE Will be an illustrated lecture |
onisht In the Swedish Free Church. 734 |
south Seventh East street, on Life In |
he Congo. The lecture Will be delivered |
" returned missionary.
SALT LAKE bank cIearincs for Iy.d
iesday were 1899. 1891. as against sS35,
32 80 for the corresponding day of last |
ear. an increase OF S44.2S5.3G for Wed |
lesday,
CLAIMS OF THE DAVIS SHOE COM
'any have been satisfied by the fire in |
urance companies for loss on account az |
he fire last Friday night
DR. A. A. KERR, who was re.s,,,,,
operated upon for appendicitis at the
ioly Cross hospital, is reported to he re-
covering rapidly.
BENJAMIN DAVIS OF the Davis sboo
ompany has returned from New YorJ,
,ity.
Arrested on Suspicion.
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