The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-18
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The Ladios Aid of the Congregation
al Church wish TO remind tho'r
friends of the Interpretive Dialect Re-
citnl and Musical, 10 he given JolIgnt.
In tho Congregational Church. begin
ming at s o'clock Admission CSC.
They ask a large patronage -
Report Cards-Report cards for the
first semester In the high and graded
schools Will be Issued tomorrow. The
reports VIII show the parents the
standing of their children In their
various studies.
Roller skating at Auditorium rink,
every afternoon and evening Music
mission at all sessions, 10 cents
skates 10 cents extra. -
Born-To the wife of Robert NJ,
Caldwell, nine-pound boy. yesterday.
AT the homo. 2l50 Reeve avenue. AS
this Is the first boy to arrive at the
Caldwell home In nine and a half
years. the event was a cause OF much
rejoicing
Thoroughbred English bull pups for
sale. Van der Schuit Floral Co, 74O
2Sth =
Brakeman Was Orunk-W. Z.
Aenchbacher, the Southern Pacific
brakeman, arrested by Watchman A,
Loysen. was this morning fined 81
by Police Judge ]. ID Murphy for be-
ing drunk Aenchbacher was given
hearing yesterday on the charge of
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car and steal a ride. This charge was
not proven. but II was shown that the
young man had been drinking and II
was because of this that the fine was
administered
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the Office in the
Opera House Block. Don't force your
SELF 10 stand 10 line at the Depot
Unlawfully Orunk-Three sorry
looking individuals pleaded guilty TO
having been unlawfully drunk last
night when arraigned in police court
this morning, The first man TO stand
up and make answer to the complaint
was Harry Hook, a one.armed tramp,
who was given suspended sentence
OF twenty days with instructions 10
get out OF town. John Cassidy and
VIII Dafncr are home talent lmblb.
ers and were given the regulation fine
of SO or five days.
$500 trimmed hats. a special line,
great value for the money Stafford
Millinery Co, 1857 Washington ave.
(Formerly 3rd floor Wrights)
licenses have been issued to Aric
Sandman and Christiena Alberts, ~
of Ogden. and Fred r. Anderson OF
Layton and Bertha Peterson OF anil
ton
Lewis Good Coal has burned it's
way TO the front. Phones li9
Probate Mattcrs-In the matter OF
the estate Of John Hunter, deceased.
Maggie J. Hunter has been appointed
administratriX and her bond placed
at $50 In the estate and guardian
ship of Clarence William Summers.
ct al. minors. William Summers has
been appointed guardian.
Delicious pastry goods ot Wards.
Always fresh. Two stores Both
phones, 279. :
Recovering Rapldly-Al Stone. who
has been critically III from heart
trouble during the past two weeks. Ia
recovering rapidly and his friends OK
pect to he able TO greet him on tho
street soon.
COAL-Rocky Mt Lump. $4.75, eY.
cellent for furnace. Phone 27. John
Farr.
The article in the Standard, regard
Ing the foreclosure of a mechanics
lien In the circuit court of the United
States at Boise. Idaho, by tho Corey
Brothers Construction company OF
this city. the figures stated should
have read s525,ol6.95
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
$500 at FIVE POINTS MILLINERY
Modern slX-room brick house on
Orchard Ave for rent Apply 1888 Or
chard