The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-13

pose of bringing the public into clos.
er touch with Its work, It's accom-
plishments and It's needs IL will have
free circulation and viii be pub.
lshed monthly"
Remember the Cartwright Concert
company OF Chicago At First NJ. F..
church Dec. l6 at p. m Help the
boys.
From ChaIlls Forest-Superviso Da-
Vid Laing of the Challis national for
est of Idaho is In the city for few
weeks. While here he win be ocCu-
pied with detail work In tho Offices
OF the forest service.
Millinery SaIe-My entire stock of
trimmed hats one.hnll price n. l..
SpurGeon Millinery Co, 2372 Wash
ington avenue
Tom Keogh OF this city left via the
Union Pacific for Chicago where he
VIII transact business
All Trimmed Hats at half price and
less. Stafford Millinery Co. 1867
Washington avenue. Formerly Srd
floor Wrights.
o. \. Dunham and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Dunham, left via the Hartman
lines for Red6cld, S d.
SCALES TESTED by an expert and
are In 6rst-class condition. The
Coal for sale only by ShurtiG and
Company. Phones. IS Yard 20il
Washington Avenue.
Pioneer Fruit officials - Percy
Wells, one of the officials of the Pio-
neer Fruit company who has been
transactlng business In this city. left
this morning for Tacoma, Wash Mr.
Wells and several ether officials OF
the company have visited Ogden since
the resignation OF John Derrig Mr.
Derrig Is now In Los Angeles for his
health and is said to be somewhat I'm
proved by the change of climate
CoaI-If you want the best. II you
want full weight. John Farr phone 27.
r, McBane left ogden Monday af-
ternoon for Oregon City. where he eX-
poets TO spend the winter
j. Quibell left via. the Hartman
lines for Mesa. Ariz. Mr.. QuibelI has
been working In this city for several
months
Lester Il. Smith has gone to Chey-
cnne, Wyo.. where he will spend the
holidays.
Husemans Encounter - A typo
graphical error in the account OF the
hold-up which took place on Grant
avenue Saturday night caused the VIC
tins name TO be published as Henry
Houston. The name should have been
Henry Huseman. Mr. Huseman Is
butcher OF German parentage and he
tells very graphically of his encounter
with the highwayman. who made a
futile attempt TO rob him Of his
pocket book.
Charge OIsmiesed-The felony case
against Tony Westfall, the undeslr.
able Mexican who is alleged to have
attempted to hold up Charles Coo, has
been dismissed on the motion OF the
county attorney. as there was not suf-
flcient evidence TO sustain the charge
Westfall VIII be permitted TO serve
his original sentence OF 80 days on
a charge of yagTancy.
Funeral Thursdsy-The funeral scr.
vices for Mrs, Josephine Huss will be
held Thursday afternoon at the home
OF her Son. George Huss, sol Twenty.
second street The remains will lie
in state at the Huss residence from
3 70 9 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
and frosl . a IN. TO 2 p. m. on Thurs
day The interment VIII be in Ogden
City cemetery.
Jumped His Board Bill-Advices
from the officers OF Park City this
morning 10 Sheriff Wilson were to
the effect that Mat Basta. a Greek.
had jumped a board bill at the mining
town and decamped for Ogden Trains
from Coaivillc were watched by tho
officers during the forenoon, but the
Greek was not seen
Veteran Flremen Oance-'The vet.
eran firemen OF the city have decided
to give one Of their "old time dane
ing parties at the Congress dancing
hall Dec 30 These parties are the
most enjoyable functions given by the
pioneer fire fighters.
Case Continued-The hearing In the
case of Joseph Barker against ]. r.
Lewis has been continued from Dec.
IA TO Dec. 10 OF this year by mutual
consent.
Final Ovorce-In tho divorce suit
of Julia V. Q. Ellis against Harry a.
Ellis final decree has been Issued
Tho interocutory decree was issued
June IL, 1910.
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HEARING CONTINUED