The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-10
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REFERENCES

! Case Set for Rueuet-Notice wa,
/ given by Judge j. A. Howell YESTERDAY
that the case of H. 7. Griffin Co VS.
oregon Short Line Railway Co.. Will
be on the calendar for August IA.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company =
Filed Answer to Complaint-F C
Leggett. defendant in the case of A
w. Stowe &, Co. VS. ]. c. Leggett and
George Taylor. filed an answer TO the
complaint made by the Stow Co. anG
stated that a horse which he haC
bought from the plaintiff was sold tc
him. under false qualification and he
refused TO pay for it because he had
been duped. and instead OF awarding
judgment TO the horse dealers he asks
that judgment be given him on 9
counter charge
Idlewlld is now open under new
management =.
Filed Petition With County Clerk
Mrs Coraline e. Roche and her son
John F. E, Roche, filed petition with
the county clerk yesterday. applying
as administrators of the estate of the
late DR., Francis r. Roche.
For wedding decorations Van der
Scbuit Floral Co. =
Bound over to District Court-Ed-
ward Hocnener, the fellow who stole
a horse and saddle from Hendershot,
the florist some time ago. was bound
over TO the district court yesterday on
a charge of grand larceny.
Ice Cream Cones, at wright's Candy
Department. sc.
At G. A. r. Headquarters-The G.
A. r, headquarters presents busy
scene at any time during the day to
the casual observer, There Is u book
there for each state for the con-
venience of old G. A r. men who care
to look up old friends In the Railway
city, and up 10 date the state books
record the following number of names:
Illinois, 7. Colorado, 2; Maine ., Mis-
souri,, L. Pennsylvania, 4; West Vir-
giniu, 1: Iowa, g. Michigan, | Massa-
chusetts. Wisconsin, o Indiana, ?;
New York, 3; Tennessee, l Califor
MIA, l., Ohio. 6.
Buy KodaEs und Supplies from The
Trip Studio, $40 25th st -
Hand Painfully InJured-Willim
Telford, n farmer residing in West
Weber was painfully injured yester-
day while threShing In some unac-
countable manner his left hand was
caught In the betting and his arm was
severely wrenched and lacerated
Luckily no bones were broken and
other than severe strainlng of the lig-
aments he is not considered TO be Sc
riously affected. DR.. Robinson was
called and treated the injured
member
E-Z-Money keny-a7oney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly. =
Reserve Agent for Local Banks
Word has been received from Wash
ington that the Union Stockyards Ma
tional bank Of South Omaha, Neb.. has
been appointed by the comptroller Of
the currency as a reserve agent for
the First National bank and the Pin
gree National bank of Ogden
Hess Bread Is made In n clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
South Dakota Vlsitor-Mrs. Harry
Lumley of Pierre, S. D., Is In Ogden
visiting Mrs. Ross Adams and Mrs
w. A. Sackctt and renewing old ac-
qualntances Mrs. Lumley will be re.
membered as Miss Ella Sieffert. for a
number of years in the employ Of
surprise and was exceedingly pleased
with tho growth OF Ogden during the
time she has been away.
Awarded Judgment.-Yesterda IN
the Second District Court The Con
solidated Wagon and Machine Com
pany was awarded Judgment Of $l70.-
$50 attorneys fees, and costs OF court,
from b. F. Blaylock. Jr., on promis'
sorry note
Filed for Probatc-The Will of Sum
mers O'Nlcll was filed in the Coun
u Clerks Office yesterday. The es
tate IS valued at $4,000 and after all
debts which were accumulated by the
deceased are paid she wished II 10 be
distributed in the following manner.
John C. Summers, a son. is to receive
one-third her granddaughter. AIDE
line Creme, one-third her daughter
Mrs Elizabeth Van DoozeT. one-siXth
and her grandson, Charles Summers
one-sixth She asked that Alma Keys
and Adeline Creme be appointed as
administrators of the estate, and they
filed their applications,
Buried in HunteviIle-The funeral
OF Louisa Wietzel was held Yesterday
AT ] p m. at the residence In Hunts
Vile. Bishops counsellor. A. j. Ander
son, presided and he, with Lois X
Peterson were the speakers. The
ward choir furnished the music. There
was a large attendance and many
floral offerings. Interment was made
IN the Huntsville cemetaly.
HUSBAND AND WIFE TO