The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-13
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Ex-senator w, a. Clark Of Montana
passed through Ogden yesterday on
his way TO Salt Lake City.
Administrator named-In the mat
ter of the estate of Lorin w. VII
liams. deceased. C. H. Chandler has
been appointed administrator.
Marriage License-A marriage Ii
cense has been issued TO George Thiel
of Montpelier, Ida, and Anna Winans
of ogden.
In the case Of Simeon Cragun
against the Union Pacific company,
the defendant has entered q general
denial of the allegation In the com
plant.
Don't miss the Turkey Dinner at the
Falstaff Sunday Nov. 18th.
Operated On-J. 3. McCrocken,
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis. Is getting along
nicely, and II is expected his recovery
will he rapid one
Funeral Monday-The funeral ser
vices of Elihu Warren will be held at
Tue ANOl III OEuOh LhFNNih6 hbbot' NlOh-
day afternoon, at 2 O'Clock with In
terment at the North Ogden ceme-
terry
win Live in Oakiand-Mr and Mrs
G. f. Brown, who formerly made
their home at the Broom hotel in this
city. have purchased pretty bunga-
low on Adams Point, Oakland, Cal.
where they Will make their future
home.
Third Ward Evening serviee-Eld
er Wiford J. Young. who recently re-
turned from mission in England, will
speak In the Third Ward meeting
house Sunday evening at Z o'clock
upon the subject, Missionary Expert
ences"
Paving Machinery - The paving
equipment of the Moran Construction
company was shipped back to Salt
Lake City Friday afternoon on the
Oregon Short Line. all of the paving
and repair work planned for this sea
son having been completed.
Joseph Parry 6 Sons Co. Monu-
ments. Washington avenue. =
Goes East-F. ]. Kemper. travelling
freight agent for the Missouri Pa
cifc, who Is well known In Ogden
railroad circles, left Salt Lake City
today for Cincinnati, Ohio. where he
has accepted another railroad posi-
| tion
Snow Plowe-Machinists at the
Southern Pacific shops are now busIly
engaged In repairing the snow plowS
of the Hartman lines. 1t is expect.
ed that within the next few weeks
these monster machines Will be battl-
| ing against the SHOWS of winter
Awarded Judgment The Ogden
Business college has been awarded a
judgment of 500 by the municipal
| court In It's suit against S. E El-
wood and Della Elwood Action was
| brought by the officials OF the school
on a promissory note,
Fine chocolates. bon -bons, caramels
and assorted candles at Ward G.
Drumms two stores. Both phones
| 219
Official decentralization returns
| have been delivered to the county
! clerks office from all OF the election
| districts In the county The county
commissioners will begin the officia
canvasslng OF the returns next Mon
| day morning at 10 o'clock.
Municipal Court suits-The Utah C
| Oregon Lumber company has filed
suit In the municipal court against
| NJ. l.. Little for the sum of $1,000 on
In hn
court, C. H. Peterson & company has
brought action against James F. DAILY
for s119.57. which the plaintiffs al.
! lege are due.
New Steam Hammer-A new $500.
J pound hammer was put In operation
| In the blacksmith department of the
, Southern Pacific shops. The hammer
] arrived In this city several weeks ago
1 but there were q number of unayoid
! able DELAYS encountered by the work
men who put 1t into place. The new
| implement Is the largest steam ham
! mer In the city and has few equals
| IN the intermountain country.
| Skate at the Auditorium each after.
noon an evening. Admission 10e
skates 15c. Tuesdays ladies' viii be
| admitted free
Was a Grease Flre-The lady Of the
house at 2112 Monroe avenue left
a pan OF grease In the kitchen stove
| yesterday that became heated. and
when she opened the oven door a fame
OF fire threatened destruction OF tho
premises. Tho FIRE department waa
called. but when tho fire fighters ar
rived the flames had been exunguish