The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-13
City and Neighborhood

TIVE FUNERAL, OF Mrs RACHEL w.
Bemis. who died at the residence OF her
son, O. w Bemis, 962 East First South
street. "Wednesday. Will be held at !
O'Clock Friday afternoon from the Quail
trough -Alcott company's funeral par
ors. No. bii South Main street. Inter
ment Will be at GAINESVILLE. WIS.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Alice Ing
ham Amott. who died Tuesday at the
county infirmary. were held at the Twen-
ty-fourth ward chapel at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. Bishop William Wood of
the Twenty ward conducted the
services, 1nterment was in the City
cemetery.
IN ADDITION to the regular musical
programme TO be given al the Tenth
ward meeting house this (E'riday) even
ing, q seXtet. composed of Bessie Brown
ing. Edward Dwyer. Thomas S. Ashworth,
Robert Siddoway, John Robinson and w
s. Lamoreaux. will furnish a special fca-
ture.
THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS of
Wales Will have a meeting tonight (Fri-
day) at Hirschmann's hall, l20 South
Main street. TO hear the address of
Thomas Lloyd. one of the four men who
reached the summit OF Mount Mckinley
An excellent musical programme has been
arranged.
r. w. SALISBURY. member OF the
state board of equalization, is seriously
ILL., with pneumonia He was stricken We'd
nesday afternoon and high fever
DrOugnt serious apprehension tDat nlSnt.
Reports last evening were 10 the ef
feet that his condition was improved
THE COOPERATIVE weather station.
which has been maintained for some
time at Wellington in Carbon county. has
been transferred to Price. where the rec
ords will be supervised by r. III. Thomp
son. manager Of the Castle Valley Pro-
duce company.
TWO LETTERS of inquiry for lost
relatives were received Thursday by
Gf 4 /
OF Solon Me- asks for the whereabouts
Of J. r, Hill. and George e. Harbours
address is wanted by S. j. Harbour of
Sonora. Okla,
THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
will meet In the office Of State Superin-
tendent Nelson next Monday. The meet
ing is called for the purpose OF dis
cussng proposed legislation and to trans
act such other business as may come be-
fore the board.
THE DEED from the state to the board
Of education for the old university prop
crty. now being used for high school
purposes passed Thursday u-on the pay
ment to the state land board of the bal
ance of $4,000 due the state on the pur-
chase price,
THE Y. NJ. c. A. DRAMATIC CLUB
held n meeting Thursday evening, be-
ginning at o'clock. Hamlet was read
and discussed by about fifteen members
of the club. Next Tuesday will be held
the regular business meeting Of the
club.
ANNA p. HAMILTON has filed an ac-
ton in the Third district court against
the Farmers exchange TO recover 5000.
the value OF household goods alleged to
have been wrongfully taken from her pos
session, with 800 damages.
NIGER CHAMBERLAIN. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Chamberlain OF this city.
and travelling salesman for the Stick
ncy cigar firm, who has been very low
at Boise. Ida. was reported to be bet
ter Thursday evening.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Orean Park
er Bockholt. who died at her home
last Tuesday, were held at o'clock
Thursday afternoon in The Fifth ward
chapel. Interment was in the City ceme-
terry.
EARL PACE and William Green.
charged with burglary in the second de-
gree. were given a preliminary hearing
before Justice Holm at Murray Thursday
and held 10 the Third district court.
SALT LAKE bank clearings for Thurs
day were Sl,42i,,4219. as COMPARED with
81 .237,725.92 for the corresponding day of
last year. a gain Of $1S7,0l6.21.
THE MEMBERS OF the Third ward
Friday evening. TO which both old and
young are invited.
THE DAUGHTERS of the Confederacy
will meet this GFridayD evening at the
home OF the president. Mrs. ". D. Pros
ser.
GUS SUIG left Thursday for business
trip TO Los Angeles. He is lessee OF the
Salt Palace for the coming season.
HENRY ri. DINWOODEY has gone to
Chicago on business. He will visit Du-
luth before returning home.
G. S. HOLMES is suing A. p. Lewis in
the Third district court to collect 1921 0S
on a promissory note.