Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-03
JUNCTION JOTTINGS.
A Budget of Ogden Happenings, In
Court and Out.

The demise OF VIM. Wade, of Slater
vile, last Tuesday, is painfully realized
in this city, inasmuch as the departed
citizen was good, noblehearted gentle
man OF true blood. He was the father of
w. A. Wade, a former leading business
man OF Ogden, now of Cottonwood, Idaho
county, Idaho. Mr.. Wade, Sr.'s, death
was, so we learn from DR.. Driver, caused
by jaundice superinduced by cancerous
disease OF the liver.
The Harris boys" (leading business
mem are exulting over news they have
just received from their old home in
Floyd county, Kentucky, where it has
just been discovered that their deceased
father left two tracts of land, very vau-
able, inasmuch as they contain extensive
deposits of coal and are covered with
priceless lumber.
On Tuesday night Reese Edwards, ac-
companied by Frank Carson, went in a
buggy to South Weber where "Billy"
Jones had a dance in his Liberal Hall.
The vehicle struck chuchkhole and the
dog in front was hurled out between the
the box OF the buggy and the wheel
Edwards, trying to release the canine,
found his right hand clutched in the ami
malls teeth, which impressed themselves
deeply and painfully, but next morning
DR.. Carnahan attended to the wound.
Andrew King, of Logan, was natural
lied to-day, having satisfactorily an
swered the questions asked OF him by
Judge Henderson. The same boon was
extended to Hagbert Anderson.
r. ii. Nichols, formerly Of Ogden, now
OF Park City, but always vigorous X.
OF L., was in town yesterday, having
brought his wife to town for medical
treatment.
The attaak on Judge II. p. Henderson
in Wednesdays Ogden Herald has Gre
ated some attention. If leniency, such
as shown by His Honor on the occasion
OF giving Susan Parry chance to escape
well-deserved punishment, is to be con-
demned and even sneered at by the cul-
prit's friends, we think it is time that
Draco OF Athens were empowered 70
make the laws and a Junius Brutus, Sr..
to enforce them.
The Hose Company will have the reg
ular monthly drill on Saturday evening
at 7 80 o'clock. On the Monday follow.
AAlEi at NllC Dhlll' llOhis llltIt VIII De an
important meeting for the annual election
OF officers.
Our subscribers will please take notice
that the monthly subscription price of
the DEMOCRAT is seyenty-fVe cents for
which amount the paper is delivered to
any part OF town.
Blue skies and golden sunshine above
contrast with yellow puddles and muddy
crossings on the level.
Theo. A. Smith is still publishing his
Workmaa, bl-weekly organ OF the
Knights OF Labor.
On Christmas Eve the Ogden City
Brass Band will give grand ball in the
Union Opera llouse-whiCh, by the
way, is undergoing a thorough course of
repair and establishment, 50 as to make
1t really desirable place of resort.
Percival j. Barratt, Esq, is not only in
the law business; he also has an eve of
Nirgil's Georges, as well as Blackstone.
lie prdes himself on possessing a SPLEEN
did Devon COW.
On Sunday morning there will be the
regular communion services in the
Methodist Church. In the evening there
VIII be preaching by the minister Rev.
jayne.
The Knights Templar Of this city will
have a gala gathering on the 9Th instant
There will be installation and banquet
strictly for the Knights and their families. .
All Sir Knights in good standing are
invited to attend,
Let no one forget that James h. Stod. .
dard lectures on Friday evening in Corey'g
liall, on the question Of Mormonism.
To-day was fast-meeting day for the .