The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-14
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The Ladies' Aid of the Congrcga.
tional church ask their friends To pat
| roniIo theid program of Interpretive
Heading and music on Tuesday even
Ing. October IS. =
lmProving-T a Matthews. coach
repalrer at the S. p. shops. Is slowly
convalescinG after a severe attack OF
typhoid pneumonia.
Dance Tomorrow Night. Congress
Academy.
ReeoVerin9-RlChard Rowbotham of
liS Twenty.eighth street, who suf-
lered a stroke of apopleXy two weeks
ago. is regainlng the use Of the par
alyzed right side and hopes nre en-
tertained for his early recovery Mr.
Rowbotham has been the jnnltor OF
the Federal building
Mrs John Reid. Interpretive Reader
Of salt Lake, ia an artist who Is well
known I'm Ogden. Henr her and local
musicians at the Congregational
church on Tuesday evening. October
the 18th
Toe Cut Off-Fred Wright. former
ly OF the London meat market, who
was forced by Illness 10 quit work, was
operated on yesterday at the home
ot P. A. Gysin. in Moffats lane. Dia-
beteS had caused hlsS foot to be dis
eased, and toe on the left foot was
amPutated, The patient stood the
operation well
Roller skating at Auditorium Rink.
Of
mencing Saturday Oct 18th. Admls-
sion and skates. 25 cents
Dance Tomorrow Night. Congress
Academy =
Petition Is ResIsted-In the matter
of the petition OF the Oregon Short
Line railway to have the damage suit
of Cecilia Grow, administrator OF the
estate of Cyrus Grow. deceased. re-
moved from the state district court
to tho federal court. tho attorneys for
the plaintiff today fled an objection.
The grounds for opposing the petition
for removal of the case TO the Unit
ed States court are that the petition
Tor removal was not fled ln proper
time and that the facts stated In the
petition are not sufficient to warrant
the court in making the order
EXCURSION to Salt Lake via ORE
CON SHORT LINE. Sunday. Oct
10th, Round trip rate 81 90 Tickets
good on all trains. including FORTY
FIVE MINUTE FLYERS. City Office.
25lf Washington avenue =
Suing for Light ell-The district
court Is being occupied today with
hearing the case Of the Utah Light &
Railway company against the Glen
wood Park company. The suit was
commenced to recover $500 alleged to
be due the plaIntff company for cleo
tric lights furnished at the park in
the year 1907. The defendant com.
pany contends that the promises that
year were leased TO r. a. Grant, and
that he is the one responsible for the
light bill
Case Postponed-The case of VII
liam c Parker against Mary Torsek
was taken up for trial In the district
court yesterday. but was indefinitely
postponed on account of the inability
OF the defendant to procure witnesses
coaI-Only the BEST always on
hand. Phone y. John Farr -
Little Girl oies-Ethel Geneve. the
eightyear-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sven j. Peterson. residing at
West Weber, died this morning after
a lingering illness due to leakage OF
the heart The funeral services will
be held at l o'clock Sunday afternoon
at the Taylor meeting house. with in
terment In the Ogden City cemetery
FREe-A pair of gloves given with
each hat at Five Point Millinery. -
Funeral at West Layton-The fu
neral of Sanford Smith. Sr. will be
held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
the West Layton meeting house The
remains will lie in state at teh family
residence in Layton, Saturday even.
ing and Sunday morning The Inter
mont will be In the Kaysyille Gene
terry.
Delicious pastry goods at Wards.
Always fresh. Two stores Both
phones. 279. -
Mrs. Valentine Gideon has returned
from few weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Missouri
EXCURSION to Salt Lake via ORE
CON SHORT LINE. Sunday. Oct
10th. Round trip rate 81 90. Tickets
good on all trains, including FORTY.
FIVE MINUTE FLYERS. City Office.
2514 Washington avenue
8ricklayino Resumed-The Iarre
girders for the second floor of the
Marion house, at the corner of Lin
coin avenue and Twenty-ffth street,
have been placed in position and the
brlckmasoDs VIII rcsmmo hricklaNlng