Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-06
FROM OGDEN.
pail. ROblnsOn's Joke - X. of a.
castle WalI-JOttIngs.

The election excitement has died out,
but still the Idaho and Montana returns
are eagerly watched.
Any OF our Ogden friends desiring to
leave orders, news or jobs Tor the DEMO.
Graf will please consider the establish
ment OF Giesy & Spargo the headquarters
Of this local department, the popularity
OF which, by the way, is steadily ncreas-
ing
w. n. Schilling and family are snugly
ensconced in their new residence on the
west side OF Main street, near Eighth,
which he bought from Joe Wright.
Citizen" Van Dyke is feeling happy
over the return of his wife and mother-in-
law from Chicago, where they had been
to visit Mr.. p. r. Schmfer, Mr.. Van Dykes
son-in-law, who used to be in the drug
business in Ogden and had the manage.
ment OF the Union Opera House.
Patsy lIeaey, the well-known sheep
man, is having important renovations
made in his residence on the Bench.
Gicsy Il Spargo are opening out splen-
did stock OF holiday goods and gifts.
Henry Heitrich, OF Corinne, was in
town on Thursday He reports the burg
on the Bear as booming.
Ed Mitchell, son of DR.. I. +. Mitchell,
spent the day in town. He reports things
as improving.
| DIR. Joseph Richards, OF Salt Lake City,
spent the day in town in company OF our
esteemed friend, DIR. j. ID, Carnahan, who
is coming out in an excellent new rig y
in the shape OF a pretty carriage and
handsome harness.
Marshal w. H. Ross, OF Piedmont,
Wyo., was in this city to-day, having
come over on official business.
Let the Liberals gain courage for the
next battle from the Delegate election OF
Tuesday. They can accomplish sweep
ing victory next February by thorough
organization and harmoniOusco cooperation
The Mormons are trembling in their boots
and they will find out why if the Gentiles
keep staunch.
The people OF the Baptist Church are
preparing for fine public entertain
ment on Christmas eve. A representa-
ton Of the Nativity, as related in Luke
H., is under rehearsal.
Theodore Schansenbach will return
from Europe in u few days. He is nov
scooting across the prairies.
At w. A. Scudder's residence on Wal
street, they had very agreeable sere
made party Thursday night, the Ford
boys and the harmonica band doing the
musical melange.
l.. McCarty, Main street salool
keeper, was discharged on Friday, upot
a charge OF keeping disorderly house.
The A. o. U. w. have moved iron
their former location in Corey's hall t,
4. l.. D.. Al 81 n
IL. Peery's building on the south side G
Fourth street, between Main and Spring
We have been asked this question:
. gentleman has his property in Idaho
| lives there, votes there is not separated
from his wife except by distance). Hi
L wife prefers our beautiful city, reside
here, has property here. Can, could o
should she vote here legally mot MOI
l monaly)? Is not the domicile of tn
g husband that OF the wife?
t celebrated the 44th anniversary of hi
b. natal day. He received the hearty con
: gratulations OF his numerous friends (the
: DEMOCRAT man included) with his Gus
G tomary complacent urbanity.
G The weather continues bright and sun
n shiny, though cool as becomes the sea
II son OF the year.
e At the depot building is pushed ahea
with an assiduity that gladdens the hear
It OF the citizen, especially OF him who pos
e sesses real estate on Wall street. Ogde
n is bound to grow and come ont on top.
As reported in our last, A. j. Kershav
the old original plumber OF Ogden, trebl
involved in Hymen's tolls, was brougt
|, back to Ogden from Evanston, WedneI
Il day night He had promised to obey tn
y laws upon the occasion OF previous col
VI victiOn, but he like o. p. ArnolC
Il thought more OF the law OF the Lord
5 % than that OF the land, and relapse
Q into the patrarchal habit Of plural &C
- habitation. On Thursday morning tn
II stern glance OF U. $. Commissioner /
c c, Wardleigh fell upon his guilty countC
t nance. He was arraigned for unlawfl
e cohabitation and held under bonds I
y the extent OF $1,000, w. II. Wright ION
Il OF the most sanctimonious although oil
c erwise respectable citizens OF the town
II going his security, in connection wit
e his (K.'s wife, Mrs. Sarah Kershaw, [
u whom accidentally mentioning he ha
q long years ago, decided all his property
. and with whom he was seen riding on
y in joyous style to-day. 1t appears thu
> he is in bad fix, not quite as VERTICAL
}, plumb as plumber would naturally b
r expected to be.