Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23
DIR OWN STATE.

the suit OF Hendrlck vs Levy wherein
the plaintiff is suing the defendant for
sl26 alleged to be due on commission
which the defendant agreed to pay
plaintiff for selling some sheep for Nun.
A man named Grant Pile claimed 10
hold bill OF sale Of the cattle TO MN
from Levy.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Frank Whitehead an employe OF the
Union Pacific. had his ankle fractured
by falling about sixteen feet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibson have gone
east on an extended pleasure trip.
Frank Jardlne city councilman OF
Mercur. IL In ogden on business.
j. u. SclliclS, manager of the Q. ). H.
Offices In Ogden. left for Canyon CITY,
Colorado, having been called there by
the serious Illness Of his mother.
Charles Murphy OF Salt Lake was IN
ogden today on business.
OGDEN SOCIETY,
The leading social event Of the week
was the wedding Of Miss Emily Glad
hill, daughter Of Hon. Adam Gladhill,
to Mr.. Robert Edwards, the well known
florist at Glenwood Park. The affair
took place Thursday evening at the
pretty home Of the brides parents No.
2gi0 Pingree avenue, President g. #.
Middleton officiating. The home was
exauisitely decoratedwith ported plants,
palms and eyergreens, After the cere-
mony, the wedding party sat down t.
a sumptuous wedding repast. The con
tracing parties are well and favorably
a.
the recipients OF many me presents.
They viii make their home In Ogden
Last evening the Fifth ward gave
very PLEASING entertainment in the
ward hall for the benefit of the Sunday
school.
j. II. Sllverman and wife, Of Butte
Mont, was In ogden this week.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
gave very delightful card party
Wednesday evening in the a. q, IT, W.
hall After cards, supper was served
In the spacious hall.
Julian C. Houtz and wife, Of Omaha
were visiting with relatives In Ogden
this week
H. +, Howard prominent business
man of Findley, Ohio, was In Ogden
this week, visiting with his brother
Tod Howard
Assistant superintendent George L.
Walker. of the International CORES.
pondence school of Scranton, Pa, was
In ogden this week, and delivered sew.
eral lectures on school work.
Frank Clark, the well known livery
man, has received a call to go on a
mission to Switzerland,
Mrs, ]. y. Cheney spent several days
In ogden this week visiting with friends
ON her return home to Michigan from
the coast.
George w. Thatcher OF Logan was
an Ogden visitor this week on business
c. II. Nichols, prominent business
man OF Carlin. New. Is spending a few
days in Ogden.
The Woodmen gave a social Thurs
day evening In the X. Of p. hall which
was largely attended and a thorough
success, peasurably and financially.
Mrs. j. Is. Selick and family have re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
southern Utah.
II. II. Cortez has gone to the coast on
a pleasure trip.
Last evening the Third ward amuse-
ment hall was the scene OF a very fine
concert given for the benefit Of the
ward choir fund, which is being raised
for the purpose Of purchasing new
organ.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Armstrong have
gone 10 California to spend few weeks
pleasuring,
Hon. j. M. Browning returned
Wednesday from Hartford and New
Haven, Conn, where he has been in the
interest Of the manufacture OF come OF
his patented guns.
Frank Pingree and George Wilson
left Wednesday morning for mission
to Germany.
G. w. Stanley Of Evanston, Wyoming.
was visiting In Ogden this week with
delatves.
Earnest Spencer is visiting with his
relatives In ogden for a few days.
The Child Culture club met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. c. A.
Nelson, on Twenty-first street. The
afternoon was spent very pleasantly by
the ladies'.
A bazaar and supper will be given In
the parlors OF the Presbyterian church
Tuesday, April End, under the auspices
of the ladies OF the church, The affair
promises TO be very entertaining to all
who attend.
The ball IN the Second ward last even
Ing was a very pleasurabe affair.