The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
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VupuCullOn
Plenty of Pure Apple Cider at the
Western Bottling Co.
Thugs Hold Up ssIoon-A late mes
sage to Ogden says that two men held
UP the saloon of a C. Bertsch at the
corner OF West Temple and Twelfth
South streets, Salt Lake City. early
last evening. taking S27 from the cash
register, while the proprietor and two
patrons stood with uplifted hands. An
hour later the crew of street car on
the Wandamere line gave up $14 to
a pair OF robbers answering the same
description who met the car at the
end of the line.
Consumers Coal Co. All kinds OF
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek. the
best 81 coal on the market A. a.
Shaw, Mgr, Both phones 418.
Gail Allen, phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
@ specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard
Mrs. La Belle Files PetltIon-In the
probate division of the district court
yesterday afternoon Mrs. May La
Belle filed a petition asking for the
revocation Of the letters of admins
tTution on the estate of Maria Rose,
held by DR.. r. NJ. Conroy, and petit
tions the court to appoint her as ad-
miDistratriX OF the estate. Mrs. La
Belle says that the present admins
traitor since his appointment fifteen
years ago has failed TO make an ac-
counting of his stewardship and has
allowed certain property belonging TO
the estate at North Ogden to remain
Uncared for. The petitioner is
daughter of Mrs Rose and names
seven other children as heirs of the
estate.
Coal. call up Parker & Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
COAL! Call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co.
e-Z-Money KelIy-money to loan on
any good real estate Geo. J. Kelly.
Christian Science Rooms.-The
Christian Scientists have moved their
pie TO rooms 5l0-511 First National
Bank building. visitors are welcome.
Miss Sheady is here visiting with
Mrs. Thos. Fitzgerald
Marriage Licenses.-Marriage licen-
Ses were issued today at the Office OF
County Clerk S. G. Dye to the fol-
lowing: James P. Batty of Tonopah,
Nevada, and Mamie Malone, OF Reno,
Nevada; Ezra Taft Benson and Gym
thia E. Pingree. both OF Ogden; H c.
Camp of Knoxville. Tenn, and Mary
E. Doyle of Ogden.
Suit For ServIces,-In the district
court c. Verdos fled suit against the
Lodi Gold &c Copper Mining company
to recover $731 65, alleged to be due
for services performed for the com
pany.
Goinq to the Coast.-Martin Cullen
and wife are to take a trip to the
Pacific coast, expecting to remain
there during the winter
Large eeets.-J. w Ramey of Will
son Lane. this afternoon exhibited at
The Standard Office a yellow globe
mangel wurzel. that Is without doubt
the largest that has been dug In the
! county This season. The mangel
weighs twcnty-three pounds. is eigh-
teen inches high and thirty inches
in diameter. 1t is considered the best
of provender for stock in the winter.
Turner Family Heard From.-Writ-
Ing from Copper Cliff. Canada. Mrs.
! Bertha Turner. sister of Mrs. James
| Varney Of Thirtleth street, states that
her husband, who was deported from
Ogden by the immigration officers on
account Of an affllction he bad when
he came into the United States from
! Canada. has been sent to the govern
| ment hospital in Toronto. Canada.
Mrs Turner states that there is no
hope for Mr.. Turner's recovery, as he
has spine affliction The family Is
residing in the mining camp of Cop
per Cliff. Mrs. Turner desires The
Standard 10 thank the people of Og-
den for their windness in aiding them
TO move their household goods to Can
ada.
Where is Charles Whltelege7-Wil
liam A. Taylor has received word from
the mother OF Charles Whltelegg. re
siding at Marcle. Cheshire. England
inQuirlng as to the wherea6 bouts ol
her son who was last heard OF In Og
den. Mr Taylor Will take steps TO
ward the location of the young man
Elder George James Returns.-El
der George James. son of w. f. James
has returned from q successful mis-
sion in the interests of the Mormon
church to the Southern States. MIR
, James has been absent twenty-si%
months. and IS very glad TO get home
again.
Recalls Daring Robbery-ThC
police have returned TO T. A. Cook
former agent Of the Bamberger line
at Ogden, a pocketbook and papers
that were taken from him on thu
night OF July 6 last, when the BAN
berger depot In this city was robbed
by two masked men. The book anC
papers were found by the young sol
of Fireman H Wardleigh at the real
of the Cross building on Washington
avenue, between Twenty-second an'
Twenty-thlrd streets. and turned owe
10 the police by Mr.. Wardleigh. A
son as the police ascertained what tn
papers We're, they were given 10 MI
Cook, who forwarded them TO Presi
dent Bamberger OF the Salt Lake {
Ogden railroad The papers. whil
' not OF any value TO the robbers. are o
value TO the railroad company