The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-17
OGDEN BRIEFS.

Especial 10 Republican,
Ogden. AUG 16-District Forester Clyde
Leavitt is in Idaho looking after forestry
matters in that state. He also had "A
conference i'm Boise with Chief Forester
Clifford PinChOt. who is expected tn
ogden in the near future, although his
plans have been materially CEansed. Sec
ratarv of Agriculture James Wilson VIII
be in this city late i'm August
Funeral services for William. the infant
son Of MIR. and Mrs. William Ryan. Wer-
held at the family home, 1922 Washington
avenue. this afternoon with Rev. john
RYAN of St Joseph's Catholic church in
charge. Music was furnished by a choir
of children. IntCrmeut was in Ogden City
cemetery
be buried from LaTkins funeral chapel
on 9th street at . o'clock Tuesday. The
services VIII be in charge of Bishop Henry
W Civilian of the Fourth ward. The in
torment will be IN this city
Horace. the eleVCn-year-Old sol of MIR.
and Mrs. Horace s. Foster of Ogden, was
thrown from his pony while riding today
and sustained "a bad fracture OF the bone
in the left arm between the shoulder and
elbow. Dr.. c.. T. OsgCOd IS in attendance
Mr. and Mrs. William Driver celebrated
the 5lst anniversary OF then wedding at
their home i'm this city today. For the
Dast forty years Mr.. ana Mrs, Driver have
lived in ogden. The day was spent QuieJ-
IL at the home where a family reunion
was held.
S. Harrington YounS has condemned
five head of HOlSteIn cattle at the Stale
Industrial school. four cows and one bull
They are afflicted with tuberculosis.
Company B. y. @. T., returned to Ogden
from Camp Cutler Sunday night in COM
mand of Lieutenant q. W. Lawrence,
proud OF the fact that they won the
Governors cup In the competitive drill
Lieutenant w. E kneasS has gone to
Camp Perry, Ohio, with rifle team and
good reports are expected from the boys.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r HOllingsworth de
parted Sunday night for Chicago and.
other eastern points. Mr. HOllinssworth
viii attend the conference for the pro-
motion of uniform laws in Detroit August
%, q and %.
Eugene A. Battell was granted a divorce
by Judge J. A. Howell today from Addie
Esther Battell on the grounds Of deser-
ton.
Licenses to marry were issued today 1T
the office of the county clerk to Ivan
s. Rice and Elizabeth Isabelle Pratt. both
of Blac6fOOt, Idaho, and W. A. Buchanan
of Frisco, Utah, and Evelyn Bingham of
Judgment in the sum of S4S45 was rem
dercd IN the district court today in faVo-
of Lewis Zitzman and against Mrs. +. A.
Lashus for plumbing bill
Most of the time Of the county COM
missiOnerS was taken up ia the cOnsideTa-
ton of routine matters The appointment
by County Clerk Samuel G. Dye of Ar
thur r Larson. deputy county clerk 10
take the place Of F. J. Henderson,, who
resigned to accept lucrative position
in Salt Lake City Mrs. Emily Windel
was also appointed a nurse in the county
infirmary.
The divorce case OF HALEY r. Baker VS..
Elmer Fl. Baker was on in the district
court today. but was not completed when
court adjourned for the day. Mrs. Baker
is suing for divorce on the ground of non
support and cruelty. The defendant IS
an old soldier and owns considerable
property III this city.
Farley L. Williams, D. z. Burley and c.