The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-21
CITY AND VICINITY

TWO LETTERS WERE received Mon
day by Postmaster A. l.. Thomas from
persons seeking lost relatives Mrs.
Charles HalverSon of Hood River Or,
wants to know the whereabouts of Bertha
llalverson. who came to Salt Lake in
1902. She formerly resided at 234 Il
street. Mrs. Elizabeth Parkins of Darn
all, England. wants 10 know the address
OF her son, Joseph Allen, who came to
Salt Lake in 1892.
GEORGE PRENTICE. who is associ-
ated with NJ. Is. Parsons in the livestock
business. had "a sudden attack of acute
appendicitis Monday and was taken 10
81, Marks hospital. where he was op-
Grated on by Drs. John +. Critchlow and
Ira *. Humphrey at o'clock Monday
evening. He was reported to be resting
we'll late Monday night.
T. MABUYESkA. the japanese arrest =
cd abou, a week ago on the charge of
assaultlng countryman. Joe lIarada,
last Christmas. had his preliminary hear
Ing before Justice OF the Peace Harry
S. Harper. Monday. He was bound over
to the district court and his bond fixed
at $1,000. which he was unable TO furnish,
e. A, HARDY, agent for the Provin-
cial Life Insurance company. was ar
raigned before Justice OF the Peace
Harry S. Harper. Monday afternoon,
charged with having embezzled $50 from
Mrs. Ruth Matthews. He was given UNI
I'll Thursday TO enter his plea. His bail.
which was fixed at $500. was furnished.
THE LOCAL BOARD OF missions will
hold a day of prayer Thursday, at 2:3o
o'clock. In the First Methodist church.
which will be under the direction of Mrs.
Freeman Morningstar and Mrs, j.. II.
Dorman. Mrs. G. Il. Allen, Mrs. j. r..
Bowdlc and Mrs. Scohee will be the
speakers.
JAMES OURkEN, the cripple. who was
refused admittance 10 the county inilrm-
AIRY last Saturday. was sentenced TO sixty
days in the county iai Monday afternoon
by Justice of the Peace Harry ;. Harper.
front doors OF the city and county build j.
ing
JUDGE ALEXANDER MINISTER of
The dAm luyenIio court agcempanied by
went 10 Mercur last Saturday ON Juvenile
court business, and in the evening deIiv-
cred an address upon the workings OF the
court, Which was well received,
c. n. HILL, a farmer. living a few
miles from Salt Lake City. suffered a
broken leg in a runaway accident in the
country near his home Monday evening.
and was brought 10 the Holy Cross hos
Monday night.
ON TIE NOTION of the plaintiff. the
case OF the West Lime and Stone COM
panv against George w DanIcy, 10 settle
a certain mining claim. was dismissed IN
Judge NJ. l.. Ritchie's division of the
Third district court Monday.
D. F. coLLETT, secretary of the
Manufacturers Association of Utah. Will
neers. Friday afternoon. He will com
pare modern methods OF manufacturing
with the methods OF the carly settlers of
the state.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Eliza =
beth Ray Barrel. who died in this city,
FRIDAY We're held In The Evans under
taking chapel AT $50 O'Clock Monday
afternoon. Intcrmcnt was In tho City
cemetery.
MICHAEL J. RYAN died at his home.
10 Brunswick court. Monday morning at
the age OF f5 years. He is survived hy
a widow, Funeral arrangements have
not been completed, but burial will be In
the Pleasant Grove cemetery.
IRWIN IA. SHERWOOD. the son of Mr..
home, 3Ss Navajo street Monday after
noon, at the age of ! wear. The body is
al the undertaking rooms OF S. NJ. Tay-
lor
ANNOUNCEMENT is MADE OF the
death of Gideon +. Holmes treasurer of
the Plymouth Cordase company OF North
Plymouth. Mass. He was we'll known to
a number OF business men OF this city.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Ma
rinda Wilkinson were held in the funeral
at 3 o'clock Burial was in the City
SALT LAKE BANK cLEARINGS for
Monday were 81 .0S1, 1851. as compared
with 81 103373.l for the corresponding
! day OF last year,
JUDGE C. w. MORSE went to Summit
county Monday where he VIII mold court
! the first half of the week,