The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-03

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ment Is to appear in order to insure
publication.
Case Is Transferred-L. r. Crout
mas begun an action to recover 5000
alleged to be due by w. B. Wedell on
promlssory note dated February 10
ana maturing June 10 of this year The
complaint was transferred from the
municipal court to the district court
Yesterday because OF the alleged preju-
dice of the judge of the lower court.
For wedding decorations Van dor
Schuit Floral Co,
License to Marry-A license to mar
ry was Issued by the county clerk yes.
( terday to Joseph A Pugh and Grace
II Roach both of Salt Lake City.
Ice Cream Cones. at wrishgs Candy
Department, SC.
To Visit In East-Mrs. John Quigley
of SSl Twenty-second street left last
evening for months trip TO Denver
and the east
E-z-Money kery-nIoney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
New Warehouse-The Ogden Fruit
Growers association contemplate the
building of $4,000 warehouse on
Wall avenue between Twentieth and
| Twenty-first streets.
COAL. celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr. Phone 27.
Rev, EIderkIn Returns-The Rev.
| IN hao
months tour of the eastern country,
During his absence, he says. he has
been preaching all the time. having
! delivered sermons at Boulder and
Colorado Springs, Colo; Kansas City.
Mo; New Haven. Conn; Brooklyn. n.
| Y; Brattleboro VT, and Brockton.
Mass. He reports an interesting trip.
Called to Carson-SuperlDtend
E. c, Manson of the Salt Lake diyis-
ion of the Southern Pacific is out at
Carson, Nevada. in conference with
the state railroad commission in ref
erence to freight and passenger rates
within the boundaries of the Sage
brush state
Escorted the Marnes-A. r Nose
ley OF the Hartman passenger depart
mont left last evening for Sparks
With a special train carrying 800 ma
rines for service on different Pacific
coast stations,
| Peach Day at Brieham-Local rail-
road officials have been advised that
special excursion rates to Brigham
| City on Sept 15, Peach Day, will be
given and that a special train will be
run TO take care of the people if oc-
| casIon requires additional service.
Miss Conroy Married-Miss Celeste
| Conroy was married in Salt Lake yes
! terday. the happy man being George
| T. Acree. Nh and Mrs, Acree will
| make their home in Ogden. Mrs. Acree
! Will continue In her position as musi-
cal instructor of the city schools and
Mr.. Acree in the employ OF the gov
ernment. Their marriage was a quiet
affair and took place at the residence
of Father Kiely. he performing the
| ceremony.
Business Houses viii cIose-Next
| Monday being Labor Lay. the city
schools will not open until Tuesday.
Aside from the program to be given
at the fair grounds. which will he the
opening exercises of the big fair. the
day Will be observed throughout the
city. All the retail business houses
| Will be closed and the people will be
given an opportunity to make II a day
OF rest and enjoyment
Toured the Northwest-Mr and
Mrs. Douglass Watson have returned
from a pleasant trip TO the northwest
country. They visited the Alaska
Yukon exposition at Seattle and other
attractions of that section. They have
been away from home for the past two
weeks.
J. 3. Adams Here-J. b. Adams, as
sistant forester of Washington, D. c..
is here for brief inspection Of the
local forest Office. He will start for
the national capital tomorrow. Mr..
Adams has recently spent considerable
time In the western states looking
after forestry matters.
Side Show at the Fair-Professor J.
Graham, with educated dogs. pigs and
ponies, recently with the Gentry
| Brothers and formerly with Ringing
Brothers. under the management of
Jacobs & Mack, will give a show at
the fair grounds during next week.
Death Of David eooth-After a lin
gering Illness of a number of months,
David Booth died OF Bright's disease
at his home in Plain City at o'clock
last night The deceased was among
| the respected pioneers OF Plain City.
he having settled there in the early
days and helped to build up that sec
tion of country. Mr.. Booth was born
| in England. November 26 1926 and
came to Plain City In the early Mites
He is survived by a wife and one
daughter. The wife lives at Plain City
and the daughter resides in Montana.
| The time for the funeral Will be an
nounced at a later date.
| Warrant for Oavidson-Deputy
| Sheriff H. J. Rutherford OF Elko. Ne
vada. is In the city looking for R ].
| Davidson, the railroad watchman who
4 shot and killed a trespasser and sus-
| plcious character named Schwendler
| I'm railroad yards at Montello last
Wednesday night After Davidson
realized that he had killed Schwendler
he became frightened at the charge OF
| murder and slipped out OF Montello on
the first train. Deputy Sheriff Ruther-
ford says that there is no disposition
10 cause Davidson any trouble. but his
presence was necessary to clear up
the causes leading 10 tho shooting and
for that reason n warrant had been
issued for his apprehension.
Probate Contest caee.-In the pro