The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-27
CITY AND VICINITY

HERBERT S. HADIEY, Republican
governor OF Missouri, will deliver lee
ture at the First Methodist church Mon
day evening. under direction OF the Gra-
ham Lyceum bureau, The lyceum has
booked Roald Amundsen, discoverer OF
the south pole, for an address at the salt
Lake theater March II.
Mr.. AND MRS. T. w. BALL are the
proud PARENTS of a bouncing baby boy,
who arrived at their home, 424 II street,
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr..
Balls associates In the banking firm OF
Mccormick &. Co. and a wide circle OF
tlons 10 the young couple.
THE REGULAR business meeting OF
the Utah Physical Education society will
be held In the reading room OF the Des-
forenoon In addition to the business
meeting, there will be an address by
Miss Anna Nebeker on Physical Train
ing In Europe.
at San Francisco for the Hartford Fire
Insurance company, has written to the
two girls who won first prizes in the re-
cent fire prevention contest offered by
State Insurance Commissioner willard
Done praising their work.
FOR INJURIES RECEIVED by being
pushed from the platform OF a Wanda
mere street car last Christmas eve. Will
lam Desmond, a building contractor yes
terday field suit in the district court
against the Utah Light Railway com
pany for S1l75 damages
DR.. S. G. PAUL will address the par
ents of the Poplar Grove school at a
meeting to be held In the Burlington
gymnasium at 7.i5 o'clock this evening.
Singing and folk dancing by the pupils
will be a feature of the evenings pro-
CRANE.
A GENERAL court martial convened
at Fort Douglas yes.erday 10 try petty
cases. Second Lieutenant Robert G, Cot
ton is Judge advocate. The court is conl-
posed of captains and leutenants, there
being no officers among the accused SOL
devs.
A SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed TO
draw up d constitution and bylaws for
the Federal Technical club will present
tits report a [ a meeting OF the club in the
Commercial club Friday. March 10. \. ~.
Thiessen is acting as temporary president.
C. 3, STEWART, secretary OF the Utah
Woolgrowers association, is sending let
ters TO prominent sheepmen OF the state
March and s, to consider what shall be
done with Utahs wool crop
RICE CIRCLE. Ladies' OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, will give a card
James Justice. 81 AIemeda avenue. on
Twelfth East. between South Temple and
First South streets.
FRED SIMPLER. after weeks Visit
with his relatives J, w, and Harry Ship
Ter. lef, for San Francisco yesterday even
ing. Mr. Shlplcr was buyer for Daniels
& Fisher of Denver for number Of
years.
TO RECOVER $4,000 principal ana SLY
interest alleged TO be due on a promis-
sory note. Victor T. Lollin yesterday
filed suit in the district court against
William e. and Annie Sutherland
TERESA MILLER BISHOP yesterday
filed suit in the district court for di-
vorce from Frank Upton Bishop. whom
she charges with having failed TO provide
her the necessities of life.
M. 8. WILEY of Fredonia. Canada has
written "A letter To Postula ster 4. l..
Thomas here. asking the local officials
assistance In efforts 10 locate rela tiyes be-
lieved TO be In this city.
ELDERS JAMES e. TALMAGE and
Rulon s. Wells will leave today for Pan
guitch 10 attend the conference OF thel
Panguitch stake next Saturday and sun
day.
RABSl CHARLES J. FREUNO has ye-
turned from san Francisco. where he ha =
been in attendance at the sessions of the
district grand lodge o! the |. o. B. y.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Horace X
Hatch. aged 10. son of Ephraim and Rose
Ella Hatch. will be held at South BOunti-
ful Woods Cross at O'Clock today
w. z, ADAMS or Layton reported To
the police last night that some one stole
his grip. filled with electrical supplies.
from the Eamherger depot
ANNA RANCE yesterday fled suit for
divorce from Albert Rance on the ground
OF failure TO provide.