The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-08
City and Neighborhood

THE COMMITTEE on the boosters
banquet OF the Salt Lake Real Estate
association met at the Commercial club
aaet WSeb gsns whfn panf 81 for the
ary 20, were discussed. The snes b.
who will talk along the lines Of immi-
grafton, advantages offered by the state.
and the improvements needed here, will
be announced at another meeting, to be
held Monday night.
A LETTER was received Saturday by
POSTMASTER 6.rss A l.. Thomas from Samuel
who he thinks, live on the Salina desert
near the Green river, He does not give
their names. but is eager that the post
master find them. He says his wife
died several days ago. leaving in his
care four small children
ORNAMENTING the desk In the pri-
vate office Of Governor Spry is bunch
Of American Beauty roses. grown at ST
days ago. The roses were presented to
the governor with the compliments Of
Representative D. H. Morris Of Wash
WILLIAM N. WILSON. the infant son
OF Robert N Wilson, manager OF the
Cooperative Furniture company, 321
Third avenue died at the family resi-
dence Saturday afternoon. The funeral
will be held at noon today and viii be
private. Interment will be In the City
cemetery.
FRANK PRESTON and John Cum
nipgham are charged with throwing
January .. In a complaint issued by the
count tysattorney Saturday morning The
opium was Intended for John Chambers.
convict
FRED c. BASSBTT. county treasurer.
is preparing to enforce the collection of
all delinquent personal property taxes
for 1910, Unless settled at once levies
will have to be made upon the property,
In 10 yxJifh lou
NEpHI L. GRIFFITHs has brought
Third district court, asking that a war
ranty deed given by him to the defend
ant be Cancelled and his title to the
property In question be quieted.
FRUITGRoWERs Of Salt Lake coun-
ty will meet at the Granite ward house
at 2:30 o'clock on the afternoon OF Jan
uary 18. to listen to an address by A. II,
Thiessen, section director Of the weather
bureau IN this city.
COL. n. W. CLAYTON is preparing
to spend few weeks IN southern Call
fornia. as soon as he has sufficiently re-
covered from an attack OF grip to travel,
His brother, I, A. Clayton. just recov-
cred from the grip.
w. r. HUTCHINSON has returned to
the city. after a business trip to Chi
caso Mr.. Hutchinsons daughter Miss
Margaret Hutchinson. accompanied him
east and is now visiting friends in Pitts
burg, Pa.
CAPTAIN WRIGHT OF the marine
corps here is inspecting the various re-
cruiting stations in this district. He has
relocated the Pueblo station and may
make changes elsewhere,
MRS. JOHN l.. NEBEKER, who, four
weeks ago. underwent q serious opera
lion at the J.. D. s. hospital. is now at
her home. 443 North Second West street.
having almost recovered.
DIR CHARLES G.. PLUMMER WIGS re-
ported by his physicians at the J.. d. s.
hospital. Saturday night TO have passed
a fairly comfortable day. with his con-
dtion virtually unchanged
W. II. HARMON has filed an action
against Louis Fl. Donnelly ct al. In the
Third district court to recover $1,000 on
d contract for the purchase OF certain
mining stock.
IN THE CASE of the Morrison -Mer-
rill Lumber company against +. l..
Fisher. Judge Ritcnie has rendered iudg
ment In favor OF the company for $500
FRANK w. CARPENTER has filed an
action against Florence Kline ct al. in
the Third district court to foreclose a
lien in the sum of $500.
JUDGE MORSE has entered an order
directing Andrew Lindell TO pay Annie
Lindel $40 a month alirnony pending the
hearing OF the divorce suit.
MRS. IDA NJ. ARROLL. formerly OF
this city. now demopsJrator for big
baking powder company. is spending n
in Salt Lake,
THE SALT LAKE CHAPTER of tho
Daughters OF the Confederacy will meet
with its president, Mrs. n. d. Prosser.
next Friday evening
a SETTING of cighty-two cases was
made in the Third district court Sat
urday. for hearing from February l 70
9S. inclusive.
THE LADIES OF Gordon circle. No. 4.
c. A. r.. Will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock III Eagles
hall,
r w. MADSEN. manager OF the
Standard Furniture company. leaves Sun
day for Grand Rapids. Mich.
JOE SIEGEL OF the Siegel Clothing
Is visiting eastern markets Sc
lecting spring lines.
BEN DAVIS leaves Sunday for Boston
on his annual purchasing tour,
J. II. Kent,