The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-12


lihood there Will be no further devel-
opments in that direction until cold
weather again sets In The two cases
at the peSthousc. south of the city.
are progressing nicely. and both pa
tients will be released within few
days, Most OF the prisoners at the
county jail under the quarantine have
been released. and the transients have
left the city
Special Sale-10 per cent discount
for one week only on a consignment
of so trimmed hats. The latest In
tailored and dress STYLES. Stafford
| Millinery company, over Wrights. -
For RENTS acres OF choice land.
good water right. two-story brick
dwelling house and barns. close in
I Must be rented at once. F.. +. Bratz,
Ind. phone i20. =
William Corn, son OF Attorney s T.
Corn. has gone TO Annapolis to re-
| sumo his school work in the naval
academy He visited Evanston. Wyo.
ming the place oil his birth, on his
way to school.
Mrs. Farley TAYLOR of this city. who
was operated on ct the KnysvIlle hos
pital Sunday for appendicitis, is ran
idly improving
Mrs. II. Gray, formerly with l.. Grix,
is now with The Stafford Millinery
Co. over WTiyht's, where she Will be
pleased 10 have her friends call. =
Ask tho man abou, b. G G. Butter
Mrs Rachel Manscl has returned
homo after an extended visit with
haySville friends.
Wilkin Thompson was thrown from
a horse at Hooper Sunday and broke
his leg. He was attended bv Or.
Whitlock and is now getting along
we'll.
Miss Laura Bachelor has returned
to Ogden after spending n number Of
days with relatives and friends AZ
CoalvIllc. her home.
Suit for se4.5o-In the civil division
of the Municipal court this morning
y. ]. Rutledee commenced suit AGAINST
William Bowe ct al TO recover SGi.50,
alleged to be due on a contract,
Judge Gunnc!l lmprovina-Judge
Volney Gunnell is rapidly improving
in health, and il Is now only
question OF a short time until he will
be sufficiently recovered from the ef-
fects Of the broken ankle which he
suffered at St Anthony last Sunday
Marriage Observation-Disclosures II.
ccnses were issued this afternoon 10
Jacob Hays and Nellie Alberts. both
of Ogden and to Jack Goodnight and
Nora AdkIsson. both of Bowling
Green, Ky.
On Orpheum 8usIness-WilIaTd
Scowcroft of Ogden, and ]. II. Gar
rott of Salt Lake City. leave on the
Overland Limited this afternoon for
San Francisco. where they go 10 con-
fer With. President Meycrfield OF the
Orpheum circuit regarding the build
ing OF the new Orpheum theater in
Salt Lake City
Estate of Mary Ann Livingston
A petition for letters of administra-
tion in the estate OF Mary Ann Llv-
ingston has been filed in the probate
division OF the district court. asking
tor the appointment Of George Wells
as administrator OF the estate The
petitioner Is Rosa Wclch Frasler.
'h" oS'1te is valued al $1,000 In real
and 5000 in personal property. The
G.,cased uleo In ogden. March \,
1919
Bible ciass-The Christian Bible
class meets Sunday a; U. m. with
Mrs. Vim Bostaph 1850 Washington
avenue. All Interested are requested
to attend
Funeral OF Charles cashmore-The
funeral services over the remains oi
Charles Cashmere will be held at the
family residence. 2259 Jackson av-
eDue, AT o'clock Sunday. March IL
Bishop Civilians officiating Inter
ment In the City cemetery Friends
wishing 10 see him In his casket NAV
call at the residence this evening be.
tween the hours OF and and to-
morrow morning between the hours
OF 10 and l.
Former Resident-Frank T. Nit
tauer OF Baker CITY, Oregon, proprie-
tor of the Grand hotel In that city,
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs O b.
Madison for a few days this week,
leaving last night for his home in
Baker City. Mr. Mittauer was recent
ly called 10 Lincoln. Nebraska. where
his brother was very Ill., diving soon
after Mr.. Mittaucrs arrival