The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
CITY AND VICINITY

CITY AND VICINITY
g. w. oooOIN, a chauffeur employed
| bv the Purdue Automobile company, who
Charged S will With hayims qas Tob6ad 6sa0o cnaTes r"e
| Smith Of Si2.50. was released Yesterday
\ on the assurance Of his employers inat
| ne would be ON hand whenever wanted
| From The story Of Smith yesterday. It
| appeared That William Hill. who was in
| the machine with Goodin, was The only
one who attacked Smith. I'M is stil In
| jail.
The BOOK hy Dr. p. Moore Lindsey
OF salt Lake city. entitled ~ Voyage
To the Arctic in the Whalcr Aurora"
has been received AT the public library
! here. great deal Of interest las been
| aroused in this work Of j local author
and the library has secured two copies
| OF the book 10 accommodate the public
WILLIAM r. STERLING Of the bank
| Ing firm OF Peabody. HoughJeling & CO.
OF Chicago viii speak in 81. Paul's
church on Sunday evening Mr.. Sterling
is a member OF the board or missions OF
the Episcopal church and Is an interest
| Ing speaker. special musical pro-
grammc will he given by the choir.
THOMAS 8. SHANNON OF the Shan
| non -Cultharp Clothing company is IN New
York buying II big line OF stock for rue
Main street This win give the -rm two
furnishing stores in the city. both Of
which VIII be operated on an Improved
| basis.
MEMBERS OF the Louvre orchestra last
| night entertained Miss Marie OetZel, solo =
list, at birthday dinner, Besides the
guest OF honor those attending, all mem
h"rs OF the orchestra were Claude Net
| ucton. Miss Ethel Nettleton, Alfred Press,
Dave Baumbergcr. Alfred Slack and Carl
Fins.
| THE FUNERAL OF Hyrum O. Jensen
Who died at his home 1895 West Second
North street Friday at the age of 1G
years. was held from tho home of Mrs
Johanna Jensen, ij5 Fifth avenu. Wa
terloo. at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
lntornent was in the city cemetery
AsH5Y S. THATCHER, son Of Mrs
Georgia =. Thatcher OF Salt Lake City
has passed the entrance examination OF
the New York university school OF COM
mcrcc. Young Thatcher led the other
Students win the highest percentage oi
the class
a DANCING PARTY will he given Fri
day evening al the Pioneer stake hal
on Fifth South between West Temple
and First West streets. under tho aus
pices of the Young Mems and Young
Women's Mutual Improvement asso.
Citations.
, THE STATE HUMANE society will
meet Tuesday night at The society :
10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF operating
bureau OF child protection in addition
TO the humane work in behalf of dumb
animals.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Leon Dean
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Dean whC
died Thursday night at his home, 7iG
East Second South street. at the age OF
% years, were held at > O'Clock yesterday
afternoon In the :. NJ. Taylor funeral
chapel.
THE REV. JOHN DIXON ID. D.. Sec
retary OF the Presbyterian board oi
HON" missions will speak at the West
minister Presbyterian church tonight Dr.
= | DIXON Is q llg n
Of the Presbyterian church IN this coun-
try.
, RICHARD L. SHANNON, lieutenant Of
police. accompanied by his wife and
daughter Miss Florence. will return nome
today from an extended trip. The party
visited the northwest and then went
through California and down into Mexico
J. w. HILL, who was arrested Tues
day on charge OF defTaudlnG the Home
Savings bank OF Los Angeles 10 the eX-
tent OF $1,000, Will return with the Call
fornia officer without requstion papers
They probably VIII leave here today.
THE cICERoNIAN debating and ora
tory class of the l.. n. 5. university ha;
elected the following officers for the
term PM Grant president: Rene Sill
yers; vice president, and Verne McCul-
Tough. secretary and treasurer.
MRS. CATHERINE GALLAUNT dieI
{ at the home of her daughter, Mrs George
I Parents. Il East Eighth South street
Yesterday morning at the age OF IS
81
were the causes OF death.
, TO RECOVER $500, alleged to have
: been paid for l2,50O shares Of stock IN
: the Nevada -Jarbidge Mining company. g
: a. Woodruff began suit In the Third
J district court yesterday morning against
Creed G.. Morgan.
PRESIDENT ". J. Kerr OF the Oregon
/, Agricultural college at Corvallis was I'm
the city yesterday visiting old friends and
talking enthusiastically about the good
work the college under his charge is
, doing
| THE MARRIAGE Of Seth johnson, sr.
| of Cannonvlle. Utah, and Mrs. Eddie
| Woodmansee OF Salt Lake city was sol
| emnized Friday AT the temple. The
| couple vii! make their home ct Cannon
| Vile,
| JACK ROSE Is charged with pander-
| ing IN n complaint Issued By the county
| attorneys office yesterday afternoon. II
| Is alleged that he induced Bell Layne
| and Dolly Isdoor 10 lead an immoral
| ne
| SOME Of the local Chinese are prepar-
| ing 10 celebrate Chinese Independence Ia;
| today IN response TO word received Fri
| day from agents OF the Chinese rcyou-
| tion who are now In san Francisco.
| j. ELMER oRIoos. a contractor OF
| salt Lake city, hi"i petition In bank
| ruptcy yesterday. His liabilities are
scheduled at SGlej.33 and his assets al
| S2QS5.
IN A COMPLAINT issued Saturday
| morning BY the county attorneys office
| NJ J. vantesel is charged with selling
| beer without license.
| a BASKET PARTY and dance was
| given In the Lion house lest evening by
| the seniors Of the h. u. s. university.
| INSTRUCTOR Asa S. kLENkE, who
| recently suffered injuries has resumed
| bis duties at the l.. u. $. university.
|
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