The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27
CITY AND VICINITY

THE DRY GOODS STORES of Salt
Lake will not close on October :, the day
on which President Taft will visit the
city II was announced In last Sunday s
issues of the local papers that the dry
goods establishments would probably
close in observance OF the half holiday
which il was expected the mayor would
proclaim as bciittinS the occasion OF the
chief executives presence in Salt Lake,
The stores will be opened at the regular
time and remain open all day on Thurs
dag, October b.
THE FUNERAL OF Hector Fraser. who
died in Eureka Saturday. was held from
the O'Donncll undertaking chapel at 1:30
o clock yesterday afternoon, The services
were presided over BY the Rev Elmer l.
church. lptcrment was in Mt, Olivct
cemetery, The pallbearers were John
Davey. NJ. Il. Shannon. James knowles.
Captain DeprezIn. p c DoNney and
jeber Field
THE SECOND annual reception under
the auspices Of the Descret gymnasium
Will take place Thursday night from {
10 II o'clock, Music will be furnished
during these hours by complete orches-
tra.- and guides will - on hand TO take
guests through the building and explain
the various features. Not only members
but the general public will he welcome.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT Of Public
Instruction \. c. Nelson received the
good news Tuesday morning that the
election IN Sanpcte county last saturday
movement, As a result OF the election
there will be two high schools erected
in the county. at MI. Pleasant and at
Moroni.
ACCORDING TO information received
yesterday by c. a Gray. a Main street
real estate dealer. Mrs. Robert R.
Knowles. his mother-iD iD-law. died sudden
" at Denver, Colo, early yesterday
morning. Mr. GRAY will leave al once for
Denver TO attend the funeral
TO RECOVER S1560 alleged To he due
on promissorv note and to foreciose A
certain mortgage given 10 secure the note.
began sui, In the Third district court
yesterday against Ludwig Ernstrom and
wife
STREET SUPERVISOR ]. r. Raleigh
VIII Immediately place force Of men al
work levellTg OFF and placing the streets
between the city and the state Fair
grounds in first-class condition for the
visit Of President William H. Taft
A SOCIAL will be given At the Moose
club rooms Thursday evening. Dancing
and other amuscments will be INDUCED in
and lunch will be served during the even
Ing. All members and their families arc
Invited.
JAMES A. CUNNINGHAM. who for the
past two weeks has been n patient at
the l.. ID. s. hospital, has so far recov-
cred that he was yesterday removed to
his home. 81 First avenue.
THE GOVERNING committee OF the
today nj the Comme rcis club 10 go over
| the work of the bureau and 10 outline
| further work TO be taken up.
WILL c. FARRELL. local representa-
tive OF the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
| company. l. confined To- his homo with
| Illness. which is not regarded as ser-
/ Gus.
| THE REV. p A SIMPklN OF the Phil
| lips Congregational church who has been
absent from the city for two weeks on an
eastern business trip. will return to-
night.
IN 4 COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
! iy attorneys office Tuesday morning
| John Bauer is charged with threatening
| 10 XIII John Byer on August 25-