The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-21
CITY AND VICINITY

ATTEMPT TO RESCUE = prisoner
from an officer Of tho law is charged
against Isaac LanGton in 2. complaint
issued by the county attorney yesterday
langton is said to have interfercd with
Deputy \. ~ Ellis when the latter ar
rested Albert Mckinney yesterday on A
charge OF failing to provide for his fam
lily, complaint against Mckinney also
was issued.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Harry S.
Harper was treated TO a diversion from
his daily occupation Of watching the bal
ancinS scales in the hand of the blind
few minutes he was enlisted in the.serv-
ice OF Cupid and the while performed
n marriage ceremony. The contracting
parties We're Henry b. MaNiield and Mrs.
Ora II. Soult, both of Salt Lake,
DEFINITE arrangements have been
completed for tho public lecture here
next Sunday night by r. p. Ga axton, ma
tional commissioners OF education Mr..
ClaXton viii speak at the First NIetho-
dist church. the Rev. Or T. Il. Short,
pastor, having consented to forcgo the
regular evening service
CARL a. JENSEN OAMS5oE, drug
glst Of Prosser. Wash, and Mrs, Martha
Elizabeth Harris Of Denver were mar
mouy was performed by Judge T. c.
LooGbourow In his chambers at tho city
and county building. Mr.. and Mrs Jcn-
sen Damsboe left for Prosser last night.
HARRY HAMMOND, editor OF the By
ron Times OF Byron, Cal. and one of the
Golden Vests leading boosters. passed
through Salt Lake en- route to Chicago.
where he Will distribute large edition
OF his paper Mr.. Hammond is accom-
panied by Mrs Hammond.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Nellie Knepp
viii be held Friday. November 90. 1919,
at u oclocls Il, IN. I'm the Sugar House
ward meeting house. An members OF the
Fraternal Brotherhood are requested to
be present. as the Brotherhood Will have
charge at the grave.
S. w. MCCLURE. secretary or the Ma
tiupaI Woolgrowers' association. has re-
turned TO Gooding, Idaho, efter Il visit
here I'm the interests Of the coming con-
vcntlou OF the national association at
Cheyenne In January.
THE THANKSGIVING number OF the
Red and BlaCk,' the high school month
hoped 10 put IL on sale earlier. ar all next
week Is a holiday at The school. but this
was impossible.
SUIT TO RECOVER judgment for S4g9
was brought In tho district court yesLer-
day by Martha j. Stone and Mary T..
Quinn against Mary Morgan Schcttlcr.
administrator OF the estate OF John Nor
gan.
CHARGING FAILURE 10 provide. May
stein!o yesterday brought suit for di-
married October l6 1909. Mrs. Steinie
asks for restoration OF her maiden name.
THE COUNTY TREASURER'S office
will close today against all belated rar
PAYERS and viii remain clos cd for ten
days 80 as to give the treasurer time TO
tabulate the delinquent lists.
SHOOTING DUCKS after sunset Is
charged against II. O.. johnson in n COM
plaint Issued by the county attorney yes
terday. william Ringley is the complain
Ing witness.
A MEMBERSHIP meeting and an illus
trated lecture by Louis Il, BOYLE Of the
Tptermountgiu Industrial association will
he held In the Vermont building next
Tuesday evening.
MARIE J, QUINN filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday for divorce from
Charles a Gum. whom she accuses Of
deserving her. and her babe She asks
custody OF thS child.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF the
Tmma anUel Baptist church will meet to-
day az = p. IN, IT the home OF Mrs Al
bert Skankcy, l1l5 Second avenue. Tea
meeting.
THE UTAH Association OF Credit Men
yesterday brought suit I'm the dstricr
court against James Pappaz 10 collect 50
said TO be due on an open account.
THE JORDAN Credit association held
q routine session at the Commercial club
Yesterday noon, when prices on common
commodities were discussed.
THE STATE land board met and con
sidsrcd routine matters yesterday,