The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
CITY AND VICINITY

MRS. AoELIA w. EARoLEY. II mem
Der Of the bctterment committee of the
Y. L. NJ, |. ~, left last night for Chi
ca go 10 attend a meeting of the national
executive council of the Young Ladies
National Mutual Improvement associa-
ton. OF which she Is member Tho c%-
gsutiye council viii be in ,s;s session next t;
east Mrs, Eardlcy viii investigate care
fully betterment problems. as the Y. T..
M. ]. \ is making plans for All active
campaign I'm betterment and rescue work
MRS r. a. RIBBAcH, Mrs. c. ",
Croxford and Mrs Matte Manuan. wife
and daughter OF Sergeant F, A Ribbach
Of the Seattle police force, arc here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs, &. p. FaCkleman and
Mrs. Charles Of 81 Larmer street sister.
brother aud mother Of Mrs. Rlhbach. for
about a month. They intend spending Il
few days in Ogden before returning to
their home In Seattle. Wash
THE MEMBERS of the Fralerual Ait;
With cards TUESDAY evening. several
prizes will he awarded TO the winning
persons. TIE association has offered a
beautiful gold watch TO the member who
two months In addition, there are sec
ond third and fourth prizes.
PROFESSOR MAUD MAY BABCoCk
OF the University OF Utah will address
the patrons Of tho Webster school at that
building this afternoon a ; O'Clock, Her
Outdoor PLAY" There will he a number
Of features for the afternoon programme.
including some folk dances and music
by the school orchestra
c. B. STEWART, secretary, Of the Utah
Woolgrowers associat ton, reports that the
rainy weather. which is preyalGnt
throughout the state. has done much
toward bettering the conditions OF the
winter sheep ranges. Thqsc' Nv were re al al
ready In good condition anY the shcenmen
predict successful yeay
MRS. C. L. sNEpAkER, as1 East
Fourth street, reporpo to the police yes
cGpnay En- nlo,s bsd hsep M largo quantity OF
line during Wednesday night. 4 similar
Mrs; Nlns,, S Waksf, rear of 42l East Fourth
The eoPY of f. T. Mari. special at
torhe! snV claims adjuster OF the Kuhn
interests OF Pittsburg, who died al
GroNrassa.'I r,[Irsa.'I. u s. hospital Wednesday rs
the result OF an operation for appendi :
cltis. was sent to the home Of the dead
man At Wheeling, W. Va, yesterday.
INFORMATION for complaints agans,
about fifty merchants OF the city who
arc operating and are delinquent In the
fourth quarters license is heing gathered
by the county sheriffs office and will be
turned over 10 the county attorney that
he may issue complaints.
V. H. ADLER, an employee OF the Ore
gon Short Line, Is charged with en-
bezzling n pass over the road from Salt
Lake City 10 Ogden. issued In favor OF
another employee OF the road. In com :
plant issued Thursday morning by the
county attorneys office.
MORGAN LOVE, 23 years OF age. q
laborer, suffered broken right leg yes
terday morning while dt work on the
new Walker building, corner OF Second
South and Main streets. Love WAS struck
by a falling plank. lie was removed tc
ST. Marks hospital.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT of Public
Instruction c. Nelson and Professor
Howard briggs of the University OF Utah
went TO Fillmore, Milard county. last
night TO attend the annual institute oil
the state school teachers OF Millard
county.
ON THE GROUND OF degrtion. Ar
thur l.. Armstrong began sui, for di-
Torce from Clarice Y. Armstrong In the
Third district court Yesterday afternoon
They were married December "a, 1904.
MEETING OF the state board of edu-
cation Will be held in Superinteudent A
6. Nelson's office next Tuesday Only
matters of routine business are 10 be
considered.
JOSEPH LEWINSOHN. a Salt Lake
attorney. will deliver lecture at
o'clock this evening at the Temple B'naI
Israel on The Problem OF Indiffe renee. I"
J. e. PETIT, state coal mine nspec-
tor of Utah. and his deputy Robert
Howard started Yesterday OF tour OF
inspection Of the coal mines OF the state
e FENOALI began suit In the Third
district court yesterday afternoon ioy
divorce from Elizabeth Fendall.