The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-12
CITY AND VICINITY

HERMAN HARMS. state chemist left
yesterday for Mobile. Ala. where ne will
attend the seventeenth annual convention
Of the Association of American Dairy,
Food and Drug officials. The convention
will convene June 16 and adjourn three
DAYS later, Willard Hansen. state pure
food inspector, left several days ago and
will attend the same meeting.
THE BUSINESS of the automobile
stage line between Modena and st. George
is growing so rapidly that II has becom g
necessary to add an additional car ac-
cording to W. II. Perry of Modena, who
anne TO Salt Lake yesterday. Mr.. Perry
purchased his new automobile yesterday
and will return home today.
F. C. kUhNS, formerly clerk at the
Semloh hotel, has accented a position as
kuhns took UP his new duties last night
at 1880 o'clock. Previous to the time
ne was room clerk OF the Semloh, Mr..
Kuhns held a clerkship at the Leland
hotel in Edwardsville. Ill
LIZZIE PAYNE fled suit In the dis
trlct court Yesterday against the Utah
Light te Railway company to recover
$3.50 damages for personal injuries. She
alleges that through the negligence OF
the company IN starting car before she
could alight she was thrown to the pave
ment and severely hurt.
THE CONDITION of William McKen
drick the Utah Light K Railway con-
ductor who fell from his car Tuesday
night was reported from the l.. ID. s.
hospital last night as hopeful for recov-
cry, He suffered a conclusion OF the
brain.
HEADQUARTERS FOR the Utah fruit
growers associa ton will be opened today
a the Vermont building on the fifth floor.
w. II. Garyin general manager of the
association left yesterday for Colorado
10 arrange for bringing his family TO Salt
Lake. where he will make his home,
r. II. FRYER and ]. C. Blackburn OF
this city yesterday entertained Ave Wig
itors from Ogden at luncheon In the
Commercial club. The guests were J. s.
Carver. Gohmer Nichols, j, w Wilcox,
j. NJ Carlson and D. f, Steele.
NOTICE WAS issued yesterday by
Principal George Eaton OF the Salt Lake
high school that all seniors who expect
to participate in the graduation exercises
must be in the high school gymnasium
this morning al 10 o'clock.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs, Mary Hooper
Jennings, who died at her home Monday
night. Will be held at o'clock this after
noon from the family residence liz First
terry,
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mary P,
Nelson, II years of age. Will be held at
- o'clock t9moErow at the Twelfth elf; ThiTo II
the CITY cemetery.
MEMBERS OF the sanitation commit
tee OF the Commercial club met in the
clubrooms yesterday afternoon, The
committee ADJOURNED 10 meet neNt ueS-
day.
HENRY M'IAUGHLIN fled suit In the
district court yesterday to collect $500
damages from the Southern Utah rail-
way for injuries received in a gasoline
explosion
o. X. M'eRAW is charged with grand
larceny In complaint issued by the
county attorney yesterday, II being al
legged that he stole a promissory note for
$3.50 from R. 3 Roberts
MABEL THOMAS fled suit in the dis
trct court yesterday for divorce from
William F. Thomas, whom she charges |
with failure to provide,
SUIT TO COLLECT s1025 alleged to be |
due on q promissory note was filed In the |
district court yesterday by Anna Holm !
berg against Charles c, Fanson and wife.
JUDGE JOHN A. MARSHALL OF the /
United States district court for the dis
trict of Utah yesterday adjourned his |
court TO meet Monday forenoon.