The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-14

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attorneys fees and SIS monthly all
mony
Ice Cream Cones, at Wrights Candy
Department. Sc
Courtney A. Minty filed a petition
with the county clerk yesterday ask
ing that Walter s. Wedden be appoint.
| cd administrator of the estate of Mrs
Laura A. Minty. who died intestate.
Buy Kodaks and Supplies from The
Irlpp Studio, $40 25th St
Lillian J. Peterson yesterday was
granted n divorce from her husband
Henry j. Peterson, by default.
e-z"Money keny-a5oney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
Funeral services over the remains
I OF Nathaniel J. Leavitt Will be held
In the Second ward meeting house.
J today at 200 p, m. The body win
| lie in state from 10000 &. m. until
| 100 p. m, at the family residence.
! 40 Shorten avenue. lnterment will
be made in the city cemetery.
Hess Bread is made In a clean shop.
! All doughs are mixed by machinery
The funeral of little Anna Cook,
daughter of Mrs. ]. n Cook, was held
| at the home of her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. F Martin, at 800 p. M.
yesterday The services were con-
Quoted by the Reverend John f.
Carver. he being the only speaker.
The little body was laid to rest In
| the Ogden city cemetery.
Geo. Washington Jensen, the infant
| son OF Mr. and Mrs. Simon Jensen,
! died yesterday at 2;30 p m, at the
| family residence, 1927 Washington
avenue of summer complaint The
funeral services will be held today
at 90 p m. at the family residence.
lnterment viii take place In the city
cemetery
In the Tabernacle Sunday.-Ser-
vices will be held in the OGDEN Tab
emacle at o'clock Sunday Elder
Brigham H. Roberts will be the speak
er. Three musical numbers with flute,
violin and organ b. Messrs. Nylander,
Whitaker and Thatcher, will be given
during the service.
Fred J. Kiesel Named-Robert Is
niger. Of Spokane. has been elected
chairman OF the executive committee
of the National Irrigation congress.
Arthur Hooker permanent secretary
of the congress, has been made sec
rotary of the committee which is com
posed OF one member from each state
delegation. The convention has ap-
pointed r. Isinger of Spokane. DR.. w.
j. McGee OF Washington, d. c.. Sec
retary of the Inland Waterways com.
mission Fred J. Kiesel Of Ogden, and
Harper S. Cunningham of Guthrie,
Okla, TO act with President Fowler.
Secretary Hooker and the chairman
of the local board Of control of Pu-
eblo, as the board of governors.
VIII Be Operated Upon-Bert Jenk-
ins, who was injured In the explosion
at the quarries on the Ogden-Lucin
cut-oif some months ago. was exam
ined by four doctors on Friday, who
advised that he go to the railroad hos
pital at San Francisco and be oper-
ated upon. He will leave on No 8
Sunday in compliance with the in
structlons of the doctors
Resigns His PositiOn-Frank J.
Henderson, has resigned his position
In the Office of County Clerk Dye to
accept responsible position with the
Tracy Investment company Of Salt
Lake Mrs. Hendershot will remain
in Ogden until she has rented their
| handsome residence on the corner OF
Twenty-second street and Adams ave-
nue. and will then join her husband
IN the capital city.
Suit lnsttuted-The sidney Stearns
Implement company has Instituted suit
against b. A. Bowman to enforce the
collection of a judgment for 1921,
rendered in 1894.
Are Going to the Fair-Roy Hewes
and grandmother. of 2lS North Wash
ington avenue, will leave the first of
the week for months visit at Seat
tie. They will be joined at Pocatello
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson,
Represents Big Company-Frank S.
! Starratt, who was In charge of the To-
| cal Office OF the block signal service on
! the Hartman lines, is now in the EN-
/ ploy OF the Buda Foundry & Manufac-
| turing company. He is making his
| first trip over the Hartman roads as
| a representative of the Chicago COM
pany.
Guest of Agent Kimmel-Inspector
! II. O. Burr OF the Pullman car sys-
! TEN Is in the city, the guest of Dis
| trict Agent Kmmel, Mr., Burr has
! been on the coast since last spring
and came in this morning to send
! Mrs. Burr east for a visit with rela-
! tiyes.
Sentenced to Three Yesrs.-Edward
| Hoeyen, who pleaded guilty last Tues
day TO grand larceny In stealing
horse and saddle from F, J. Hender-
shot. the florist, was sentenced TO a
term of three years in the state peni-
tentiary by Judge Howell this morn
Ing. He was taken down to that in
stitutlon by Deputy SheriT Murphy
this afternoon and Will receive treat
ment for his eyes from the peniten-
tiary physician.
Asks f9r OiYoroe.-Flossie Higgins
has Instituted a suit for divorce from
Thomas Higgins. to whom she was
married In salt Lake December 10,
1902. The complaint alleges failure
TO provide.