Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
Today 5 Ogden News|

Of the mandolin, guitar aud violin, TO
his damage in the sum of $4,000.
QUARANTINE LAW VIOLATED.
County Attorney Hulaniski prepared
complaint which was sworn to by
Sanitary Inspector Albert Power. charg
ing A. Peterson of huntsville with vto-
lating the state quarantine lazy by
removing on causing to be removed
from the Huntsville precinct to Ogden
City one Alfred Jensen suffering from
smallpox, yesterday morning. IL ~
claimed that Jensen broke out with
smallpox while hi Peterson's employ,
and fearing the disease. he employed
II. p. Nelson to bring him TO Ogden,
which he did and left him on Washing
ton avenue. where he wandered Tor
nearly two hours, thus endangering the
life OF pedestrians who came along the
street.
Attorney Hulaniski stated last even
ing that the quarantine law must be
obcyed and he proposes prosecuting the
case againH Mr.. Peterson vigorously.
YOUNG VICTIM OF TYPHOID.
The sympathy OF many friends is ex-
tended Rev. II. IA. Fleer Of the German
Lutheran church and his family in the
death OF his twelve-year-old son, Ed
ward which was caused from typhoid
fever The entire family has been ar
hlcted with the dreaded disease and
when the boy passed from mortality
several of them were confined 10 bed.
but are on the way 10 recovery. The
remains We're shipped cast for burial
at Chicago. ''f i''i"
LANE-NEWEY ENGAGEMENT
I
to Mr.. David Newey has been an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Layne, the marriage 10 take place Nov.
2s, In the Salt Lake temple. The pros
pective bride and groom are among the
most popular and highly esteemed
young people OF the First ward.
WEDDING LICENSES.
The county clerk granted licenses to
| wed to the following couples:
T. II. Misgrave and Victoria Mis-
grave, both of lawful age, and residents
| of Ogden.
| Urgan H. Rawson 49, and Miss Nellie
| Davis, 90, both OF Farr West, Weber Co.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
| Petition has been filed by \. X. Hey
| wood In the district court praying for
| his appointment az administrator of the
estate of the late J. W Guthrie. The
value OF the estate Is not mentioned IN
the petition, but II is estimated at halt
| million,
| At the character ball given at the
| Royal dancing academy, Mearl Wheel.
wright was awarded the first prize, HI
represented a hobo, taking the part
| well.
Thursday evening James Mack, the
well known milling man, celebated his
SEVENTEEN birthday at his beautiful
home. 1862 Washington avenue, viii
his family, grandchildren and few
friends.
Miss Clara Johnson Is entertaining
the Ogden Historical society this after
noon at her home. An excellent liter
AIRY program Ia being rendered.
The sale Of tickets for Nichols sacred
band concert tomorrow afternoon q
AIS at Utahna has been very good.
Judge Howell heard the divorce sui
Of Della b. Terry against Columbu
Terry and granted n decree of divorce
TO plaintiff. who proved that defendan
had failed to provide for his family
They were married less than two year
ago, in Ogden.
Max Fixman. one Of the most popula
men on the American stage, will b
seen Monday night at the Grand Oper
House In The Man on the Box
Some one entered the barnyard {
| Charles Barrett at Pleasant Vie
Thursday night and stole a quantit
OF hay. The sheriff is investigating tn
case
VIM. Blumenstein. who has been EN-
rioyed in the clerical force Of tn
master mechanics office has resigne
and gone to the coast.
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4 The Busy Corner
Mehesys Fur Store in the Knutsford