The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03

bert McIrnch and Daisy Seybold. both of
Pocatello.
WILL MARRY-A marriage license
was issued yesterday to A. Reed and
Carrie Bihler
WILL STURTEVANT HERE.-will
yesterday from Boston, en- route to Ev-
erett, Wash.
BETS ON BREWER.-The Ogden Turf
Exchange is selling pools on the election.
There are several bets placed at even
money that Brewer will be elected.
SUES FOR DIVORCE.-Emma w.
Bowling has brought suit for divorce
against her husband. Edward Bowling,
alleging deseTtion and failure to provide.
CHILD is SICK.-Lois Richardson, the
little daughter of Ezra Richardson. is
quite i'll as the result of an attack of
scarlet fever.
NEW KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Ogden council. knights of Columbus,
will initiate another class of new men,
bers tomorrow evening.
WONDER IS DISCHARGED.-Char
Wonder was arrested some time ago on
the charge of having killed two deer out
of season. He proved that he had not
killed the game and was discharged.
BURIAL OF MRS. UNDERWOOD
The funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Sarah Underwood will take place
at the Fourth ward meeting house to-
SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME.-The sec
ond of the series of football games be-
tween the rival teams of the Lewis and
Grant schools resulted in a victory for
the Grants.
GREEKS ARE ROBBED.-According
to a report which reached Ogden yester-
day. the bunk houses of a number of
Greek laboring men at a little station
near Cache Junction were robbed Friday
night of several hundred dollars.
FATHER VAUGHN'S LECTURE
Father L. j. Vaughn will deliver the next
lecture of the Weber Stake academy lee
ture course next Monday evening The
subject on which he will talk has not vet
been announced.
JUDGE TANNER TO LECTURE
Judge II. S. Tanner of Salt Lake City
will lecture tomorrow evening before the
members of the Young Mems and Young
Ladies Mutual Improvement association
at the Fifth ward meeting house at 7:15.
HIGH SCHOOL WINS.-A football
game was played at the state industrial
school yesterday afternoon between the
team from that institution and the sec
Ond squad of the High school, which re-
suited in a score of 81 to in favor of the
High school.
BOUGHT PRIZE BUCKS.-Tom Paint
er of Evanston was in the city Yesterday
five head of prize bucks. paying $40 per
head for them. The animals were shipped
to Painters ranch, near Evanston, last
evening.
FALL FESTIVAL.-The ladies of St
JOSeph's church have completed all ar
rangements for their regular fall festival
which is to begin with the new week
Tonight a big reception and banquet is
TO be given at the church to about 300
Knights of Columbus. and the festival
will begin Monday morning.
OAKLAND MANS DEATH.-E. Rob
erts of Oakland, Cal. died yesterday at
the Ogden general hospital as the result
of an operation for appendicitis The
man had been i'll for about three days.
The remains were taken to Larkin's
where they will be held pending advices
from his relatives in Oakland.
INSPECTING TELEGRAPH LINE
l.. II. Kartis, superintendent of teIe-
graph of the Hartman system, was in
the city yesterday. with S. L. Leonard.
division superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph company at Denver.
They are out on a tour of inspection of
the lines. After a short stop they went
on down TO Salt Lake.
GANG OF THIEVES SCATTERED
1t begins to look as If the gang of car
thieves which has been operating along
the Salt Lake division of the Southern
Pacific for the past three or four years
has been effectually broken up ReDorts