The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-28
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CONTINUED from Pngo Five.1
DIR. -. H. EPPERsoN,
DENTIST,
IOP FLOOR LEWIS BLOCK.

Struck by Carat Clinton. Satur
day evening. John III Win6low OF 21i6
Monroe avenue, was struck by car
OF tho Salt Lake ( Ogden railway
and quite painfully injured, He was
hurt over the, left eye but It is stat
ed that the injury is not necessarily
of a serious nature
Select our home-made cooking pre-
pared TO take out. We make special
ty OF Oysters. Sandwiches and Mexi-
can Chilli: also after-theatre parties,
Delicatassen, Orphcum Building. =
japanese Woundcd-A Japanese by
the name of X. Oyobigama was ac-
cidentally shot in the shoulder Sat
,lrday evening while examining a gun
In the hands OF a. Pappe. a second
hand dealer at $50 Twenty fifth street.
Trimmed hats for $150 at the FIVE
Points Millinery. =
From LuclnAC. c. Harrington and
wife OF Luoin, are spending a few
days in the CITY, Mr.. Harrington at
tending to business matters and Mrs
Harrington visiting friends. Mr Her
Jineton Is one of the most prominent
Tanchmen of the Lucin section
FRENCH AND WILLOW PLUMEs.
Special Discount Sale Stafford Mil
Iinery Co, 1861 Washington Ave.
formerly 3rd floor Wrights)
Distinguished TraveIers-Governor
elect Johnson of California passed
through Ogden yesterday afternoon on
his way to Washington, D. G. He was
Nv, uIf
cast on the Union Pacific MI John.
son was gubernatorIal candidate on
the Republican ticket in the recent
California election and carried the
state by a large plurality Mr. John
sons home is in Sacramento. Tomor
row afternoon Fighting Bob Evans,
rear admiral of the United States
navy, Will travel through this city on
his way 10 Washington from San
Francisco. where he left his flagship.
Railroad Passenger Aeent-Wiliam
McMurray, general passenger agent of
the o, r & n. railroad at Portland.
Oregon. stopped In Ogden this morn
ing Mr.. McMurray is on his way
to Chicago.
Enjoy yourself with the Modern
Woodmen of America, Tuesday night,
Nov. %, at Eagles hall. 25th ST
Suits in Municipal Court.-ThomaS
w StolSer has filed suit against Anna
Wayment in the municipal court for
the sum of S36, which is alleged to
be due for rental In the same court.
j. II. Kuauss has brought action
against j II. Kurtz for SOS, which he
charges is due on an insurance policy.
German Ladies' Bazaar Nov 1885,
At the home Of Mrs. r, Eboling, 667
23rd st. Refreshments will be
served.
Costumes Received-The costumes
for the Alumni opera, which were or
dered last week by Miss Alice Bowen.
leader of the chorus, and 5 J. Kim
ball. the business manager OF the
company. have arrived and the first
dress rehearsal will be held Wednes-
day evening. All of the company
have now learned their parts and only
those last artful touches need now
be added to make Erminie an operate
success
Enjoy yourself with the Modern
Woodmen Of America Tuesday night.
Nov. %. at Eagles hall. 25th st. %
/. c. Robinson, travelling auditor Of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company, checked up the books in the
city Offices OF the company today.
Bakery goods always fresh at Ward
K Drumm's two stores, Phones. 279.-
Roy Williams and wife left Ogdon
today for ST. Louis via. the Denver
& Rio Grande route.
Skate at the Auditorium each after
noon and evening. Admission 1Oc.
skates, l5c. Thursdays, ladies free. q.
D VI Newton, travelling passenger
agent of the Hartman lines. returned