The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
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Small Sults-Tn the civil division
ol the cunicipaI court the Western
brokerage company is suing NJ. ].
S"erdIeger for $35, alleged 90 be due
on certain promissory note. The
Otah and Oregon Lumber company
mas commenced suit against Joseph
ltogerson. TO recover $474S. alleged
TO be due on an open account.
The Knights of Columbus. Ogden
Council No. ~ will give dance at
the Hermitage Friday. Aug 10th.
Bring your friends A good time is
assured
improving After operstion-A. c.
Emerson, assistant chief clerk In the
superintendent Offices OF the South
crn Pacific, who recently underwent
an operation in a San Francisco hos
pital is reported to be getting along
nicely and il is expected that he will
soon be able to return to his homo
in this city,
Heaton Kirkendall Undertaking Co.
Lady attendant Both phones, $50.
To Leave the capitalization
Southern Pacific, who underwent an
operation at the local hospital not
long ago, Is getting along very salts.
factorily and will leave the hospital
In a short time
B, & G, Butter is taking like wild
fire
Converts comips-A party OF Nor
mon immigrants will arrive In Og-
den tomorrow and change cars for
Salt Lake City. There are twenty
four persons in the party
s1.oo sALE-S1o0-Yo choice Of
any trimmed summer hat, regardless
of cost We have limited number left.
but great value for the money. 1867
Washington ave, Stafford Millinery
Co, formerly 3rd floor Wrights.
Depart for PIttoburo-David Hop
kins. Jr., and Leonard Wright have
gone to Pittsburg Pa. Tor months
visit with relatives and friends. Young
Hopkins grandmother lives in the
steel city.
EXCURSIONS NORTH, via Oregon
Short Line. Saturday. August Goth
tion at City Ticket Office. 2514 Wash
ington avenue. Both phones 5i2
Thieves on a Trarn-Pickpockets
operating on the Bamberger trains at
Lagoon last evening. robbed Richard
Rowbotham of Ogden, of 5000. The
money was In purse in his pants
pocket aud during a rush for the
train, Mr.. Rowbotham was jostled by
the thieves and his savings taken.
The loss was reported to the police
Good girls wanted at Shupe-WII-
liams Candy Factory.
Funeral Frldoy-The funeral SER
vices for Pearl. hfteen-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Reuben t.
Rhees viii he held at o'clock tomor-
low afternoon at the family residence
in Pleasant View. Bishop c. a Hick-
enlooper. Interment in North ogden
cemetery.
Read Smithsonian wants.
Marriage License.-A marriage IL
cense was issued this morning to
Charles Barnett aged p. OF Salt Lake
City, and Miss Florence Marion O'Day,
aged 80, of Kansas City.
Don't forget Frank Williams fare
we'll party at the Hermitage Friday
night Aug 19, 1910 Good time is as
sured every one
ReaI Estate Transfer-Samuel Bran
ford to George c. Ellet. for $125, part
of the southeast quarter of section
II, township 6, north of range ] west
OF Salt Lake meridian.
EXCURSIONS NORTH, via Oregon
Short Line, Saturday. August 10th,
Secure your tickets and full informa-
tion at City Ticket Office. 2514 Wash
ington avenue Both phones 372.
New Express Servlce.-Starting in
the near future, an express car loaded
at New YorR City Will pass daily
through Ogden on the Hartman lines
bound for Los Angeles. Each day
car Is to be loaded at the eastern
metropolis and will GO straight TO the
coast without any unpackiDg. Tho
new service VIII cut considerable time
of Of transcontinental express service.
100 loads dirt wanted at the Fair
Grounds. See II. NJ. Rowe, over the
SlaDQdT0 OmCea
Cannot Reoover.-Joseph Baxter of
20G9 Douglas avenue Is seriously i'll
and his recovery is doubtful. He is
a Veteran Fireman OF ogden and for
ten years was clerk of the city court
FOR skLE-Flye passenger auto
mobile Almost new. A bargain
Mrs G. L. Maule- =
Traffic is HeaVy.-West-bound traf-
fic on the Hartman lines is gaining
in volume daily and the green fruit
shipments east are also exceptionally
I large Just at this time, The Increase
In the westbound traffic is looked up
on as a very encouraging sign of bet
ter financial and industrial conditions
| throughout the east as well as on the
coast A few weeks ago some quiet
| alarm was felt among the moneyed
| interests of the country and the spec
| ire of another financial depression
! is said TO have been seen by some Of
| tho leading railroad men Of the coun-
| Try. The present increase in the Har-
riman lines business is allaylng the
manic fear which 10 some extent had
| gained ground even in the local Off
ces.
GRAND BALL in honor OF Fred
| SummerIll. Jr.. prior 10 his departure
for a foreign mission. Friday evening.
evening, August 10, Fourth ward
hall.
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