Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-02 | Page 10 | City and Neighborhood

jjCjty and Weighborho j THE FAMILY of Richard Collett baa Tccclved word that ho hod becomo in-eano in-eano In St. Louis. Hln family will send for him. Mr. Collett was on his way to vlHlt his old home in England. He had boon a roHldent of Salt Jiko for forty yr-ars, and for many vcarn was foreman of the Z. C. M. I. shoo factory. e A CARD SOCIAL was glvon in Federation Federa-tion hall Thursday night by tho Ladles' J.rfibol league. Nearly JM guests were in attendance. The committee in charge consisted of McBdamos Qilbort. Watkms, Parrainorc and Rose and Mr. Brtttaln. I t 9 o u THfe Salt Lake Candy company has changed Its name to tho Sweet Candy company, but ther will bo no chango in the management. Loon Sweet continuing as manager. The officers of tho company com-pany aro: President, Loula Snrovi; vice-president, vice-president, Arthur Sweet: secretary and manager, Leon Sweat. The company has had a very successful season, doing. In addition to Its local trade, a big Jobbing businoeH throughout the lntormountaln country. a WORD has lwon received from Chicago that Elder Asabol II. Woodruff has left tho hoHpltal, after a successful operation opera-tion for tho removal of his right eye. It was feared that tho sight of his loft eye might bo affected, but this proves, fortunately, for-tunately, not to bo tho fact. O. C. Beebe received a telegram yesterday saying: "President Woodruff out of hospital. Feeling excellent. Left vo fine." M I. CITY HEALTH COMMISSIONER WILCOX has appointed D. G. Ferguson as city quarantine inspector, to take the placo of T. S. Fowler, who haa been mado acting sanitary Inspector, which position po-sition has been vacant alnco Mr. Marietta Mar-ietta was obliged to leavo tho health of-ilce. of-ilce. si DURING the month of '.Tunc the fees takon In by County CIcrVa John James amounted to 556.33. '