The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-20
Ogden Briefs.

The Salt Lake Opera company will
present The Jolly Musketeer' at the
Grand opera house tonight.
Mrs. ]. W. West of Hood River Ore,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. L.
Watts, on Seventeenth street.
Miss A. Pffern. city treasurer of Aspen
Colo, is the guest of Miss L. MaTkle
for a few days en- route 10 Portland.
John E. Thompson, assistant .superin-
tendent of the state industrial school re
turned yesterday from an extended trip
10 California.
L. Z. Munson. formerly connected with
the Ogden State bank. now an eInpl0ye
of the Oregon Short Line, visited friends
in Ogden yesterday.
Joseph II. Wallis OF this place left
yesterday morning for Chattanooga,
Tenn. where he fills the position of edi-
tor of the Elders Journal, a Mormon
publication
It is reported that a larger number Of
travelling men are making stop at
ogden than ever before, due to the in
creased business activity. The Jewelry and
shoe contingent are the most prominent
at the present time.
Marriage licenses have been granted TO
George LOVeland, aged p, of Colilnston,
and Miss Emma Johnson, aged 20 of
DeWeyVille; and 10 William r. Kills
aged q. and Miss Dosena HORT. aged ..
both OF Ogden
The Ogden sugar factory commenced
operations for the seasons run yester-
day morning. Ii is estimated that the
factor viii run until Jan. f. The dam
age to the beet crop by blight will greatly
decrease the output this year.
Governor Joseph Folk and party OF
Missouri, returning from Portland and
California. are scheduled to arrive in
Ogden on Southern Pacific No. 6, due at s
o clock this morning. After a short stop
here the party will go on 10 ST. Louis.
Robert Madison who, il is claimed. has
several aliases. and who, il is alleged.
attempted to rob Lindsay's meat market
recently. was arraigned before Judge
Murphy in the municipal court yesterday
and his preliminary hearing set for
Thursday next
The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Lomira Truck. wife Of
Benjamin r. Truck, were held from the
family residence on HaTisville avenue
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. "
II. Away officiating. Interment was IN
the Mountain View cemetery.
The directors OF the Shupe- Williams
candy company have decided upon plans
for the construction of q new building,
mace necessary by the large increase in
their business. The new structure il to
be three stories and a basement, OccU-
plying a ground space LOOKED feet.
Thomas b. Barr, formerly deputy coup-
ty clerk, but recently connected with the
Pingree National bank. and Miss Annie
!. Mckay, daughter of Senator David
Mckay. were yesterday granted a license
10 wed. The ceremony will take place
in the Temple at Salt Lake today.
THIS real estate mems association VIII
resume their holding of regular meetings
commencing Monday At noon. These
meetings were suspended ON june on
account of the warm weather. The mem
bers of the association report d general
activity in real estate at the present
time.
Lieutenant Gordon y Kimball Of the
Twelfth United States cavalry, who has
al fBf 1an-
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Kimball, received orders yesterday 10 pro-
coed at once To Chickamaugd Park. and
left for chat point last night. Lieuten-
ant kimbal has spent much of his time
IN the Philippines and expects TO re-
turn To the islands in about three wears.