The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
City and Neighborhood

THE FUNERAL of Mrs Catherine
Morgan Thomas wife OF Thomas Thom-
noon from the Sixteenth ward chapel
Mrs. Thomas left six daughters, three
sons. thirty grandchildren and three
great grandchildren. The sons are Jo-
daughters are Mrs j. Thompson, Mrs.
William Plesier, Mrs. AL Pickering Mrs.
William Reese. Mrs. Morris Berkhoel and
Miss X. Thomas.
NO EVIDENCE on the part of the de-
tense was required Tuesday 10 insure a
dismissal OF the case against Mrs May
PerSinger. landlady OF the Roberts house
on West Second South street, who was
former roomcr at the house. being named
as o-respondent. On motion OF Attorney
a, j. Weber. who represented Mrs. Per-
singer. Justice of the Peace Harry S. Har-
per, who heard the evidence. dismissed
the case.
THE WAY OF THE CROSS" was the
subject OF an interesting lecture given at
the Y. NJ {; A Tuesday evening by the
Hev' John Edward Farrow. evangelist,
One hundred striking pictures were
thrown on the canvas. depicting scenes
of the Holy Land and other places of in
terest
N. L. RHODES. grocer, 2oo West Sec
afternoon. charged with Violating the city
pure food ordinance by selling milk in
bulk. instead of in bottles. as required by
law. The complaint was sworn to by
City Food Inspector Frazier Rhodes was
released on his own recognlzance
TWENTY-FIVE young men and women
oesirous OF becoming stenographers and
typewriters In the government service
took the civil service commission test
yesterday, held at the federal building
The positions TO be filled by the success
full ones in the examination are in the
west.
THE j. P. PAULSON COMPANY has
brought suit in the district court against
Patrick Ryan and Edward Howard, as
the executors OF the will OF James Nc
Iernay: TO collect on two accounts ag-
grcSating $500. said TO have been due the
company at the time OF McTernay's death
THE CHARACTER of advertising OF
Utah being done by the publicity bureau
OF the Commercial club prompts A w
Smith & Co, land merchants OF Chicago
10 write letter commenting the work
4 request for some of the folders recently
issued Is made by the company.
THE CONDITION OF Colonel NJ NJ
kaighn; receiver Of the United States land
onice, Is reported as greatly improved
II Is expected that Colonel Kaighn will
Cross hospital where he has been n pa
tient, within a few days.
SUIT was started in the Third district
court Tuesday morning by the Western
poWer company TO recover sSo720 from
the oasis Land & Irrigation company, al
legged to be due for blasting powder
bought by the land company which 1t has
failed TO pay for
CHRIS JENSEN. JRl,. son OF Chris
Jensen OF fire department No I. is at the
L. D. 5. hospital, where he underwent
an operation Tuesday morning for an
pendlcitls. The young patient is doing
well and no serious consequences are an
ticipated.
THE SUPREME COURT has affirmed
a decision OF the lower court in favor of
George Coleman and against James A.
Luke. The suit involved the question OF
recovery on promissory note
A MEETING of the Orpheus club a
Imnsical organization. was held In the
Womens 8 olnine room at the Commercial
club Tuesday night TO go over the work
FOR the coming year
FUNERAL SERVICES in memory NJ
Mrs. Martha Hotchkiss were held In Halls
Undertaking parlors at 2 O'Clock Tues
DAY afternoon. 1nterment was IN NOM,
Olivet cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES for samue, Rate.
man VIII be held Friday at IL o'clock
from the West Jordan chanel ins,co5 ~
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GEORGE w. HUNT of Pocateuo .,a
n. Y. Miner OF Twin Falls. Ida. are IN
Sat Lake City on business and are o,es,n
at the Cullen su'S''
HENRY PARKER seeks IN recoyor
$685. on promissory note from 7 n
l1anieE IN suit hied In the district court
Tuesday. eou''
DIR. c. p. HARVIELL.E. phvs,c,,r TO-
The Tintic districts at Eureka ana ~, rof
moth. with Mrs. HarvieIle. Is AZ tha
MoXum. '''e
C. A. QUIGLEY OF the St..aebaler o
pany LETT Monday on business trim a,st |
He Will be absent about three weeks