Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-08
IN JUDGE R0LAPP'S COURT
Damage Suits Thrown Out ona TechnlcaIy
Station Estate Matter
High school Entertainment Ladies'
society Of Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen Organized.

The large study hall at the ogden
High school building was well filled
last evening with an apprecatIye audi
ence which gathered to hear the pleas
ing entertainment which had been pre-
pared and was very credtably render
ed by the students of the school, the
senior girls rendering the main part Of
the program. Each number was hear
tiy received and evidenced the excel
lent training which the students are
receiving in an educational line.
IN JUDGE RoLAPP's COURT.
Judge II. II. Rolapp heard the motion
OF the defendants attorney In the fol-
lowing named three cases against the
Oregon Short Line Railway company:
George olrnstead. Thomas sartln and
the New Hampshire Insurance com
pany. These three plaintiffs brought
suit against the oregon Short Line to
recover damages alleged 60 be due on
account Of property belonging to the
plaintiffs being destroyed Sept. 10 by
fire, caused from the sparks Of the de-
PENDANTS locomotive. The defendants
motion asked that the court set aside
the summonses served in the action on
account Of their being served on man
who was not the representative of the
haa "A he.
testimony Of George II. Corse. granted
the motion,
The court also heard the petition Of
Elizabeth f. Station, praying for her
appointment as guardian of Thomas
f. and James Station, minors, also
OF their estate. The petition was grant
ed and bond fixed at 800. The estate
Is valued nj $1,000
In the matter OF the estate of Har-
ris l.. Bowen, deceased, the petition Of
the Administrative for the final report
and distribution of the estate Of Her.
bert +. Bower was heard and granted.
The court granted the sale Of real es-
tate in the estate OF Eliza Bingham.
The November jurors are being sum-
W uBItdI III illt NOtit
Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
LADIES SOCIETY OF b. l.. #.
Mrs. Laura Andrew, grand organizer
Of the Ladies' Society of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen accom-
panied by Mrs Foote Of Denver, Colo,
visited Ogden this week and organized
lodge In this city. The following la
dies were installed officers: Mrs, CAL
lie o. Cave. president: Mrs. +. Hall,
vice president Mrs. A. Biddle, past
president; Miss Carrie Bihler, secre-
tary;; Mrs. Ed Meyers. treasurer. Mrs.
Minnie Larsen, collector: Miss Mary
Bihler, chaplain; Miss Pearl Hart con-
ductor: Miss Minnie Jones, warden;
Mrs Henry inner guard; Mrs. Geo.
Larsen, outer guard Mrs, Jones, trus-
tee three years; Miss Jessie Hart. trus-
tee two years; Miss Mary Bihler. trus-
tee, one year.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Nettie Boyle accompanied by
her uncle, Ben Il. Rich. left ogden last
evening for Chicago, where she is to be
married Monday to Virgil Game. for
merly of Ogden.
d, n. Yates OF PROVO IL NlsltnB
friends In ogden,
A X. G.. W. passenger coach with
DR.. Eastburn and wife and three chill
dren Is guaranteed in the union depot
yards with scarlet fever,
The Y L. and Y, NJ. NJ. I. assoca.
lions of the Fifth ward viii give an
other of their enjoyable dances In the
ward hall Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Shepherd have returned
from an extended eastern visit.
Mrs. Ad Kuhn went to Salt Lake to-
day to visit with friends.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Halsey were held NJ the resi-
dence Of her daughter yesterday after
noon, Rev. Wright officiating Many
sympathizing friends attended the SER
vices, Interment took place in city GEM
etery.