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

at Boise, cnme down from the north
this morning and will spend the week
at the national encampment. Mr.,
Priest has just escorted w Z. Curtis
and several members OF the Chicago
Record-Herald staff through Idaho and
the Yellowstone park, where elaborate
data was secured for an extended
write.up of that portion of the Harri'
man system
The best carriage service at Aliens.
for pIivate calls. funerals or operas.
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %. 412 25th street. =
Old Soldier From Wiseonsin.-E. P.
| Dalrymple of Menomonie. Wis, G.
A. r veteran. is visiting his son, DR..
W. G. Dalrymple.
COAL, celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal John
| Farr Phone 81 -
Released by Judee-Roy Stone, who
was arrested on the charge of selling
some household goods which had been
| purchased on the installment plan,
was released upon his own recogniZ-
ance by the municipal judge this
morning
New Complaint to lssuc.-A demur-
rer was entered and sustained in the
case against j. H. Michaelson and
William Hall In municipal court this
morning, and a new complaint Will
have to be issued. Michaelson and
Hall were arrested by Game Warden
Alex Moyes, and are alleged TO have
sold thirty-fve pounds of native trout
at The Hermitage.
Arrested and FIned.-Mrs. w. H.
Cathcart and Edith Bouick were In
police court this morning. The for
mer pleaded guilty to a charge of lude
conduct and was fined SO The lat
ter was fined 4 similar amount for
vagrancy.
Veteran From omaha-Al White, a
former resident of Ogden and a mem
Der OF the Order of Railroad Conduc-
tors, is here TO attend the Grand Army
encampment. He Is veteran of the
war and tomorrow he and his brother
Norton Will be with DiX-Logan post
In the great parade. Mr.. White Is at
present residing in Omaha. but event
ually he Will return to Ogden. where
he has extensive property interests.
to again make this place his home
Decree Of Olvorce-An interlocutory
decree has been rendered In the di-
vorce case of Esther OGorman.
against Harry P. OGorman.
Sale of Estate-A petition has been
filed asking for authority 10 sell at
private sale personal property belong
ing to the estate OF Jesse j. Driver. de-
ceased
Pleaded Guilty-Edward Hoeven.
the young man accused OF stealing a
horse and saddle belonging 10 F. J.
Hendershot, was taken into district
court this morning and pleaded guilty
10 grand larceny. He will be sentenc~
ed aSturday The case is a particular
ly sad one. The prisoner Is losing
his eyesight from the effects OF dan
eerous catarack and, 1t is said. is like
ly to go blind in the near future. He
has always borne good reputation in
the past and al this time is in need of
care and treatment from a skilled oc.
culist
Music Mixed With Rain.-The rain
last evening dampened everybody and
everything except the enthusiasm of
Nichols band While the downpour
was at its worst and the lights were
out all over town, except in the street
cars. this organization Of musicians
gathered under a dripping awning on
TweHty-f1fth street and played with
great zeal, Afraid TO Go Home in
the Dark" This tune, coming as II
did in the midst OF a disagreeable but
funny situation. made a hit. and from
out OF the doorways of the stores all
along the street could be heard the
merry applause of wet but happy peo-
pie.
Veterans From Michiean.-George
S. Smith, accompanied by his wife.
and a. J. Phillips. with his wife and
son, both G. A. r. veterans Of Mar.
shall Michigan. arc guests of their
nephew. H, B. Arnold, 1864 Jefferson
avenue.
Bonnet Clarke Oead-Bennet Clarke,
30 years old. died at his home in War
zen yesterday afternoon He is sur
lived by a wife and three daughters,
'iX sons and twenty-five grandchil- |
lren. The funeral will be held at
Warren at . o'clock, Thursday after |
noon. and interment will be In the |
Warren cemetery.
Funeral Wednesday-The funeral of
Peter Anderson, whose death occur
red In this city yesterday, will be held |
from the Kanesville meeting house
At l o'clock tomorrow afternoon. In |
erment will be in the cemetery at
Hooper.
Sale of Washington Avenue Property
-Blackman e. Griffin are closing a
ieal for the Carl Peterson property.
50 feet frontage on Washington ave
lue, near Twenty-third street. the nnr.