The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
Ogden Briefs.

COUNTY BOARD MEETS. -Members ot
the county board of education met yester-
day and decided to open the Weber coun-
| ty schools on Sept. a.
GIVEN JUDGMENT.-The Shupe-Wil.
iiams Candy company of this city Sc
cured judgment by default in the dis
trict court yesterday for $444.S0 alleged to
ee due on goods sold the Ogden Canyon
| Sanltarium company.
| VALUABLES RECOVERED.-A gold
watch and valuable rings and other Jew
| elry stolen from the home of William
Moves few nights ago has been located
in pawnShOp in Salt Lake and will be
returned to the owner.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marria Ii
censes were issued yesterday to Andrew
S. Bear and Miss May v Dalton. both
OF this city. and to Charles A. Wyman of
Tabor. Ia. and Miss Bertha L. f. Bris-
toll of Waco. Neb.
CARS ARE ROBBED.-During Friday
night five cars standing in the local yards
were broken into and all were pilfered to
some extent. The total Toss could not he
ascertained yesterday From one car a
half dozen 5000 rifles were stolen.
SUES FOR DIVORCE.-Elwood Nelson
commenced an action for divorce from his
wife, Lucy Nelson, in the district court
yesterday, alleging deSertion. They were
married in Ogden. Feb 10. 1885, and the
plaintiff AYERS that in February. 1907. his
wife deserted him and is now in Oakland
ISAKSON GIVES BOND.-C. o. Isak-
son, tne painter arrested some time ago
for stabbing Glen Mack, was arraigned in
police court yesterday and held under $500
bail. The bond was furnished and Isak-
son was released from custody. He is
charged with assault with a deadly wean-
on
TOLD TO HIKE.-Joe Fry, well-known
about town as a hanger-on about the sa-
looms and gambling halls, was yesterday
ordered to shake the dust of Ogden from
his feet when arraigned in police court on
a charge of vagrancy. Fry was given a
sixty-day sentence. which was suspended
in order to permit him to get out Of town.
GREGOR GOES FREE-Informatio ton
from Cape Girardeau, Mo. to relatives of
Mrs. Almon w. Gregor, wife of the former
clerk at the European hotel who was ar
rested here some time ago and taken back
to Missouri charged with a statutory Of
Tense, is to the effect that the case |
against Gregor was thrown out of court.
CROSS DESERT IN AUTO.-George
Pierce. accompanied by Mrs. Pierce. are |
In Ogden after making a successful run |
from their home in San Diego. Cal. up |
through that state and across the Nevada |
desert in an automobile. They are on |
their way to New York The couple re-
late many thrilling incidents that they
experienced on their way to Ogden.
ELECTS DELEGATES. - Dix-Loganl
post, G. A. r., has elected delegates to
the national encampment. which convenes
at Toledo. O.. Aug. 81. They are: w. L. |
Russell. W. NJ: Bostaph and Thomas
W. L. russell was appoint
ed delegate TO represent the Ogden Lin
coin circle No of the Women's Relief
Corps. at the encampment of that organ
zation.
DIES AT HARRISVILLE-M Anna |
B. Hutzley, for many years resident of
Harrisville. died at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning at her home in that place, of
lancer. She was 80 years of age She
was the wife of John Hutzley. The fu-
neral will be held at o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home in HarrisviIle
Burial will be made in the Ogden City
cemetery.