The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
CITY AND VICINITY

social committee has announced a month
ly club dinner for SATURDAY evening, 10
Goshen will present paper on THOMAS
Paine" and the members of the cluh
and their friends are requested 10 pe
present This is the first get ct-toSchneI
of tho season and the guest privileges
arc unlimited
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Anna John
son, aged 20 years, who died OF paralysis
at her home, Ninth North street anG
from the Twenty-third ward meeting
house at II o'clock this morning. The
dcccdeut was native OF sweden ana nso
lived in salt Lake for about thirty years
She is survived by one daughter. Mrs,
Eva Foselstrans. Burial VIII be in the
city cemetery,
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs Eliza beth
Bush aged So years, wife OF James Il.
Bush 920 Fourth avenue, who died sat
urday after an illness OF moro than nine
years was held from the family residence
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The de-
cedent came 10 this city from London.
ENGLAND twenty-thrcc wears ago She
is survived by husband and one SON
James T.. Bush, Jr
RETRIAL IN THE CASE Of Mike u.
Ciilhourne against the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company was begun In Judge
NJ l.. Ritchie's division of the Third
district court yesterday GiIbournc was
given $4,000 damages for personal in
luries at the original trial. nut OWNS
10 errors the judgment was reversed by
tho supreme court and the case re-
mandcd.
THE LOCAL ENGAGEMENT Of Evan
gelnc Booth. daughter of General VIII
liam Booth. founder of. the salvation
Army who was scheduled TO speak In
Salt Lake "Wednesday. has been can
celed. The reason given for the cancel
lation OF the engagement is that no ball
which suited her was open for engage
mcnt,
oo,,ranoo e,,u ,y. ,..o,,;.,,<
signed the requisition papers for the re-
turn to Kansas of Otto Weems. charged
with forgery. Sheriff George Farrell of
Phillips county Kansas, left tho city
was captured by local operatives of the
Burns National Detective agency and is
wanted for forging check for $2S'.
THE FUNERAL Of Mary r. schsnk
Ing house al O'Clock this afternoon
Tho body may be viewed at the family
residence, $l1 West Sixth South street
between the hours Of 10 a, M. and p
M today. Interment will be in the City
cemetery.
THE FUNERAL of Karl EdlinE will
be held from the Twcnty-fifth ward meet
ing house Mt o'clock this afternoon The
dencc. looS West Third South street
between the hours Of IL a. m. and 1880
p. m. today.
THROUGH A CONFUSION of dates IT
has been announced that the twenty
sixth annual convention OF the Utah
Snndav School association would meet In
this city on October 26. Tho convention
opens at the Emmanuel Baptist church
November and continues for three days,
THE FUNERAL of Adam Eccles.
native OF Scotland and who resided in
salt Lake for many years. was held from
the Twenty fourth ward meeting house
Yesterday morning mt II o'clock. The
body was taken 10 ogden for burial
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY left the
city yesterday afternoon for Chicago.
where he Will attend the National Mining
congress. Later he Will go 10 New York
10 be present at tho presentation Of the
silver service to tho battleship Utah.
AMELIA RANDOLPH filed a petition
in the probate division Of the Third dis
trlct court yesterday for letters OF ad-
ministration in the estate OF Harry f.
+. Randolph. The estate is valued at
INCOME TAX to the amount of $500
was received at the office of Attorney
General Albert II. Barnes yesterday. This
IS from the estate OF Henry Is. Morgan
Of New York and is on 200 shares OF
Union Pacific preferred stock.
LULU BRYAN Is charged with grand
larceny in y complaint Issued by the
county attorneys office yesterday. II is
alleged that she stole $40 from S. L.
Harold.
OWING TO THE FACT that he is SUI
tering from severe cold, Judge George
.. Armstrong unable 10 hold cour;
Monday. He will probably not resume
court until Wednesday
MRS. GEORGE c. HAHN has returned
home from Denver. where she was re-
Gently called on account OF the illness
OF her father.