The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-02

, ter wns settled and the Ogden officers
were allowed one-half the reward, or
5000
For Rent-Unfurnished flve-room
apartment Inquire i73 25th or 1533-Y
Bell
Greek is Puniehed-The humilia
tlon of having boon charged with an
onense against the peace and dignity
oil the people. the disgrace OF having
spent a fcw days In jail and the pay
ment OF q $50 fine. Is the penalty Spe
roS Vegenoe. young Greek, paid for
purchasing 25-cent bottle of whiskcy
| Tor Horace Merriott, a boy 10 years
| of age.
All Pythian Sisters nre urged TO be
| present at the regular meeting Satur~
day, June 4th. Business OF import
] ancc. -
eorn-To the wife of Deputy Shcr-
IN John ]. Murphy. this morning, On
eight-pound girl.
! Reduced prices on all classes OF
Millinery. ut removal sale OF Stafford
Milllnary Co. Srd floor Wrights'. =
Louis Nethersole. a brother Of Olga
| Nethersolc. Is in Ogden today arrang-
ing for the appearance of Miss Mar
gnret Anglin at the Ogden Theater In
the near future In THE Awakening
of Helen Richie"
FOR SALE-A modern 5.room
pressed brick residence Close in
Apply Or. Freiday. =
distribution OF personal property In
tho estate Of Parker Faut, deceased,
has been filed in the district court by
James Pingree, administrators Of the
estate. The petition states that the
administrator has on hand $4,000 re-
ceiyed In q settlement OF claim
against William Howell. Elliott Ken
nedy. John and George Larson for
the death Of the deceased and that
Cora IG Faut Is the widow OF the de-
ceased, to whom the personal proper
ty should be paid.
s5 80 cash buys ton OF Best Rock
Springs on the market Phone 27
John Fnrr
Asks for Olvoree-Ella May Won
dor has brought suit for divorce In the
district court against Charles Won
der. The complainant alleges they
were married at Ogden. February g.,
1909, and have one child, OF which she
asks the custody. She further alleges
that her husband has treated her In
a cruel and lnhuman manner and has
threatened to kick her out OF tho
house and to Kill her, The plainun
declares that the defendant Is black"
smith and Is capable OF earning from
Sl25 to $500 per month She asks for
a decree OF divorce and such other
relief as tho court may deem just.
b. & C. Butter is smile producer
All kinds of coal $3.50 cash. deliy-
cred. NJ. L. Jones Coal co.
Mall Clerke to Celebrate.-At n
meeting OF the mall clerks ut the fed
eral building last evening. II was de-
cIded to have an outing at the Idle
wild resort in Ogden canyon. June
9th Tho day will be spent In boat
ing, picnicing. dancing and feasting,
Leaves for Europe.-Joe Bush. one
OF the prominent farmers OF Weber
county, accompanied by his wife and
child, will leave Saturday for a so
journ in Europe, Mr., Bush viii visit
England, Holland and many other
countries on the other side of the big
pond.
Small Sults.-In the civil division
OF the municipal court this morning
the Harness-Dix company commenced
suit against Anson Thornton to re-
cover $45, alleged TO be due on n con-
tract Maniort and company are su-
ing William Mcclure for 81. claimed
to be due on an open account.
Saw the Races-Judge Frank D.
Skinner of San Francisco is IN Ogden
to remain few days before going to
Salt Lake to Judge the races TO bo
glvon there. He was at the Ogden
track this afternoon and expressed
himself as being we'll pleased with
the track and the races.
Gov. Folk Here-Former Governor
Folk OF Missouri stopped off in Ogden
this afternoon on his way to Call
fornia. The governor is great ad-
mircr of fast horses and attended the
races. He was we'll pleased with the
performances OF the ponies.
Co. E All R'ght-Colonel Lund, as
sistant adJutant general. has returned
from Rich1eld. where he went 10 In
spect the properties of f company.
battalion OF infantry. n. G.. U, He
found matters In n creditable condi-
tion, and says that under Captain
Heppler the company IS doing well
II has the largest drill room Of any
military organization Of the state.
Judge Colborn as Oelegate-Judge
f F. Colborn OF Salt Lake has been
chosen by the National Association CT
Real Estate Exchanges and Associa'
tlons to represent this state at the
convention TO be held at Minneapolis