The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-01
CITY AND VICINITY

DR.. STANLEY II. cLAWsoN arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia with the
body Of his son, Stanley III. Clawson, Jr.,
who died In the Pennsylvania metropolis
December %, The body is at the under
taking establishment Of Joseph M. Tay-
or. % South West Temple street. The
body viii be taken to the family home
Thursday morning and funeral services
win be held there at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, lntermcnt will be in the City
cemetery.
Farmers & Stoc!cgrowers bank will prob
ably meet Thursday In tho office OF &,
=. Stewart on the eighth floor OF the Nc.
tntyTe building. IT is understood that final
crations Will be made 1t was intended
to start demolishlng the Old Wells-FarEo
building. the site OF the new bank; few
weeks ago, but this was postponed, An
other hitch Is not expected.
PoSToFFicE EMPLOYEES will en-
Joy half holiday today. There Will be
only one delivery In the business dis
trict and none in the residence sections
OF the city. Those who usually receive
mail at their homes may get ~ oy call
ing at the postoftice between 1880
. clock and II O'Clock, when the windows
of all departments Will be open for bust
residence district.
NEW YEARS will be celebrated at the
Pclsn cnfe on State street tonight. when
many guests of the management includ-
Chinese feast. This is the FIRST time in
salt Lake that a Chinese csta ablishment
has observed a Christian holiday In this
manner. An enjoyable time Is eX-
pectcd.
TWO WIVES sought relief from i'm
provldent husbands in the district court
Yesterday. Agnes Lund would be freed
from the. improbable wedding contract
had to do hard manual labor for living.
Bessie T.. Wray would divorce Charles g.
Wray on the Same ground.
"FooDs AND Their Adultcra ;ion'' Will
be the subject Of 2 lecture to be deliy-
DR.. Harvey w Wiley. former chief OF
the pure food bureau OF the United States
government. The address will bc dcllv-
cred in the First Methodist church.
MRS, j. S. APPELl Of Denver will ar
rive In Salt Lake today to join her hus-
band who has esta abiishcd business head
quarters In this city. Alr, and Mrs. APP
where they were prominently known in
social and business circles. They VIII
make Salt Lake their permanent home
THE DIRECTORS OF the state Fair
association viii mcct early III the year
TO decide on plans for the proposed stock
coliseum on tho fair grounds. The asso-
citation has sent report 10 tho governor
and the Legislature asking for n special
appropriation Tor tEc coliseum and otncr
improvements.
OF J A. Brown OF 9s7 Eleventh East
street. suffered bad Shaking up when.
while casting Yesterday afternoon. ne
collded with tree at Twelfth East and
Second South streets The boy escaped
with only severe bruises.
GUY M. LAMBERT of the bureau OF
animal Industry viii leave tomorrow for
the state Dairy associations exhibit at
Caldwell Ida, which will be held January
. and 3. MIR. Lambert Will score the but
ter and cheese.
THERE WILL be a meeting OF the leg
sativa and industrial committee or the
State Federation of Women's club Friday
A. rooms In the Continental building. All
mcmbers are urged 10 be present.
L. x. REYNOLDS, formerly with the
Tom Bottcri)l Automobile company, has
purchased an interest in the Fischer
Eittic Coal company and will enter the
company today its mana ger
FUNERAL SERVICES lor lanes q.
Anthony were l1eld at the Fifteenth
ward chapel yesterday afternoou at
O'Clock. lntcrment Tas IN the City ceme-
tcry.
HOWARD A. KING, deputy county
clerk who was operated upon Deem
be- 2S FOR gall stones at the Doly Cross
hospital is steadily improving and Will
soon be able 10 see his family.
WILLIAM e MOORE, agency director
for the New York Life Insurance com
York and Ormond Beach. Fla Oh a bust
ness trip
MR.. AND MRS. S. RosENsLATT OF
No Nelson apartments are receiving
congra tulatlons over the birth OF 81 girl
CHARLEY WEY is charged with con-
ductinG an opium den In 4 complaint is
sued by the county attorney yesterday.