The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-14
Ogden Briefs,

A complaint was sworn to Yesterday
by J. F. Shea on behalf of the Gray News
company against r. r HOutz, charging
him with embezzling 81 IS.
License to marry was issued by the
county clerk yesterday to Murray X ia
cObs of Sulphurdale, Titan, and Lottie
Baldwin Of Beaver City. Utah.
Professor r. NJ. briggs of the state
the Methodist Brotherhood at the Meth
odist church last evening and attracted Il
good audience.
w G. Wilson, jr.. and Dell Madison
have secured a five-year lease on The
hermitage in Ogden canyon and are al
ready arranging for opening day. Billy"
Wilson reserves the camping grounds.
Rev. J. Z. Carver of the First Presby-
terrain church departed yesterday for
Logan to attend the meeting of the north
circle of Presbyterian churches in Utah.
V. Van Buskirk, Norman PouIson, 81
mon Jensen and Gus Unander have been
adjudged iEcOrrigible by Judge Nolney c.
Gunnell of the juvenile court and will be
placed in the state industrial school.
The Twenty-fifth street extension of the
Ogden Rapid Transit company was COM
pleted last night and it is expected that
cars viii be running regularly as far east
as Polk street beginning this morning
This evening the young men of the BaD-
fist church viii give : surprise social
in the parlors Of the cfurch. The young
men will have entire charge of everything
connected with this sffa the ladies be-
ing merely guests.
At the annual election OF officers for
the Church of the GOOo Shepherd Mon
day evening II G. Tavey was elected SEN
Tor warden: p II Maison. junior warden;
DR.. E. H. Smith. c. F. Grout and W B
PrOut, vestrymen-
Arbor dsy will be observed Thursday al
the state industrial school. Judge VOlney
c. Gunneu will deliver an address to the
students in the forenoon. and tree plant
ing and sports viii be the program for
the afternoon.
Burglars entered the store of Paine q,
Hurst and the Rasmussen notion store
al an early hour yesterday morning They
ransacked the places. but stole nothing.
Entrance to the one store was through a
rear window and to the other through d
rear door.
Councilman John HoIley of Salt Lake
City was a visitor in Ogden yesterday,
and spent the evening with Mayor Brewer
and several of the city couneilmen get
ting pointers on the proper method Of
running city. He leaves for the north
on business this morning.
Hans Peter Borg died at his home in
Uintah. Weber county, Monday night at
the age OF IS wears Mr. Borg had lived
in T-intah practically fifty years He is
survived by his wife, one son and two
! daughters. Funeral services will be held
at > o'clock Thursday afternoon. in the
3 UiRtah meeting house.
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John c. Cramer of Huntsville. died OF
/ peTitOnitis at the Ogden general hospital
yesterday morning after undergoing an
/ operation Mr. Cramer was . years old
he was attending the Agricultural col
/ iege at Logan and was in his third year
at the school. The funeral services viii
be held in Huntsville.
/ After being out six hours, the jury in
! the case of the state VS.. Daniel McVey
/ brought IN a verdict last night Of bur
glary in the third degree McNey was
charged with stealing rubber shoes from
/ 4 Rio Grande freight car. There was dill
fiCuity in Identifying the goods. and this
/ is said to have caused the delay in reach
/ ing the verdict. one of the jurors held
ont almost to the end for scquittal.
Hazel G. Kern filed suit for divorce in
/ the district court yesterday from William
Is. Kern. In her complaint Mrs Kern
! rie6 in Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept p.
I 1906. that thef have no child; that me-
husband has failed TO support her from
the date of the marriage. and that as a
{ result she has been compelled TO work 10
/ earn her clothes: and that Oct q 1893.
/ he abandoned her. She asks for divorce
and general relief
/ Articles of Incorporation of the Superior
Steam Laundry company were filed yes
[ terdav with the county clerk by Attorneys
I HalveTsOn and Pratt. The company,
which is doing business on Twenty-third
street is capitalized at $1,000. The fol-
I lowing are the inCOrporatOrs. Oscar l.
Read. William s. Jones. O. NJ. Runyan,
John Spiers, F. J. HOrrOcks, A s Con-
don, r. F. Harrison. William II Ever.
/ Thomas Shelton and W. E. Minor. John
Spiers is the president; r. J. Horrocks,
+ the vice president: o. / Read. the secre-
tary. and Q. NJ. Runyan, the treasurer