The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-16

tlons on the lake arc that the fiji at
one or two points had been weakened
but not enough TO do any damage or
delay the trains 10 any extent. The
work trains from Lakeside were set at
work repairing the damage.
Buy your Approved garments 81
the uteh Knitting Co. They make
them. Sale now on. 302 25th St
Gone 10 Provo.-Forester Clyde
Ieavitt has gone 10 Provo today to
attend TO business connected with the
forest service.
Gillette Coal Co. l5S West 27th.
Both phones 1914. =
Home CuIture.-Thc Home Culture
club will meet on Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. j. o. Cross, 5eS Twen-
ty-fifth street.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. in
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult Job1 Scowcroft & Sons
Company.
Recovering His HeaIth-George c.
Pearce. the carpenter who fell about
sixty feet while at work on the new
Ogden theater couple OF weeks ago,
is Improving rapidly and will be able
to leave the hospital within the next
few days. Mr.. Pearce suffered five
broken ribs. the broken end OF one
piercing the left lung. a badly frac-
turcd arm and a lacerated and bruis-
cd body. The doctors claim IL Is al
most miraculous ;t-,t the man sur
IL. \ IL. 1..Ns- IL G. fh.1Nr rnh
he may ha<e stiff elbow, but other
wise he will come through the ordeal
a comparatively we'll man,
Few good men can get winter en-
ployment at the Sugar Factory by ap-
plying to the Superintendent at the
Factory.
Paving Wail.-The paving on Twen-
ty-fourth street is completed and the
asphalt men are pushing the work of
paving the east side of Wall avenue.
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
third streets.
Rushing the Theater Work-The
carpenters are making fine show
ing on the interior OF the Ogden thea
ter and it Is the intention of the con-
tractors TO sacrifice the building OF all
other parts of the structure for the
completion of the stage and. the aud
itorium, the object being 10 prepare
for the holiday SHOWS. Considerable
delay has been ocossioned, however,
because OF inability to gel needed ma.
tcrial at the proper time.
Secretary provins.-Secretary l,
4 .T th IL, l.,
Slderably improved and ii is hoped he
will be able 20 return 10 his desk with
in a short time. Ho has been quite
seriously i'll for number of days OF
stomach trouble.
Marriage Llcenses.-Marriage licen-
ses have been issued at the Office of
County Clerk Dye TO the following:
Alfred Willard and Edith Mclaughlin,
both of Liberty; James Z. Jones and
James L.Sbaw and Neorina L. Rhodes,
both of Liberty.
Sue for S3ae,26.-The Utah Associ.
alton of Credit Men have brought suit
i'll the district court TO collect S3SS.26
upon five causes of action nom l.. D.
Smyth.
Trying to Collect s53Se2.-The Og-
den Packing & Provision company has
brought suit in the district court
against F. f Schlageter to collect
money upon six causes of action, The
complaint alleges that While the de-
fendant was director of the company
he appropriated and used for his own
private funds that had not been re-
paid" The amounts range from $3.50
to S3l7.97 or, for the six causes,
S5SS92.
Case Of Alex Waters.-Tn the dis
trict court, before Judge Howell this
the attorney for Alex Wat
ers. the negro charged with attempt to
commit murder filed an objection and
motion TO quash the information in
the case. The hearing on the motion
Will be held next Saturday.