The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

son OF Ogden aud took Il number OF
articles valued at S12. The case was
presented TO the court by the prose-
cutting attorney upon evidence fur
nished BY the Union Pacific detectives.
Automobile Show at Salt Lake Feb.
21st and 22d Round trip rate sl.10.
via the D. & r. G. =
Bamberger Ogden Coal. Plenty OF
THAT Good Coal" on hand Clear
Creek, Castle Cato and Rock Springs.
Si75 and $500 at Yard 2-19-tf
Worthy because made SOB. 6 G.
Butter.
The Melting Pot-Israel Zangwill's
new book, The Melting Pot" is the
patriotic book of the year. which will
furnish the illustration for the even
Ing service in the First Presbyterian
church Sunday night. the theme being.
The Message and the Warning Of the
New Christian Spirit of American
ism"
Spoke in Cache coun.y-Rev. J. r.
Carver returned this morning from
spending a week speaking in Cache
valley. An address was given each
night OF the week. and on Thursday
Rev. Carver spoke at the assembly of
the students of the Agricultural col
lege at Logan upon The Development
OF the Will"
Ministers meet-Rev. DR. Christian
F. Reisnor, pastor OF Grace Methodist
Episcopal church of Denver. passed
through the city Saturday morning.
and by pre-arraDgement met and had
a visit with Rev. G. w McCreery be
tween trains. He IS one OF the rising
young men OF the church, who is we'll
known because OF several valuable
books that he has wrl,-en.
David o. Mckay to TaIk-Apostle
David O. Mckay will be the speaker
Sunday evening. at the Sixth Ward
chapel. The service begins promptly
at O'clock
Case APpealcd-The case OF Her
bert ". Dunn against the Salt Lake
K Ogden Railway Company has been
appealed from the lower court to the
district court by the defendant The
action is TO recover sl75 for the kill
ing of horse belonging 10 Dunn
by the defendants train. two miles
south OF the Lagoon. on July 16 last.
In the lower court judgment for the
full amount was rendered
Tout Family ArrIvcs-Edwin F.
Tout and his daughter Miss Maggie
Tout. VIII arrive in Ogden this after
noon from London on the Overland
Limited. They Will be guests at the
home OF B. A. Ensign. 26S4 Lincoln
avenue.
Probate and Motion Calendar-The
regular probate and motion calendar
for the month was heard by Judge
Howell In the district court this morn
ing.
Suit for Olvorce-A suit for divorce
upon the grounds OF non-support Was
filed in the district court this after
noon by the attorney for Ella Taylor
against D. C. Taylor The couple We're
married at Pueblo, Colo, January 1.
1909. and have three children. OF
which the plaintiff asks the custody
OF. together with general relief.
Suit for s5s7-J. w. Oyerton has
brought suit in the district court |
against Fred j Kiesel and W b We |
dell, owners OF the Kiescl-Wedell |
block. To recover damages In the sum
Of $5S7. alleged to be due as the bal.
ance on contract for work in remod- |
cling the building.
Death OF His Father-Edgar A.
lg.aNN NInn .la sh
,fticc, has Just received telegram |
the death Of his father,
Who had reached the advanced age
Il so years and had been a resident
II Arroyo Grande, California, for the
,ast % years James G.. Stevenson
vas Civil war veteran, having en-
listed from Ohio. Cause OF death.
Plain City Surprise-John a. Tay-
II and wife OF Plain City. pioneers OF
Neber county. were happily surprised
t their home last night by about
fty of their friends and members of
heir family. The evening was en-
1yably spent by the assembled
uestS, among whom were Samuel
age and two sons OF Montana; Mrs.
larry Hyatt, a sister of Mr. Taylor,
I Ogden, Bert Green and John NJ
temple and families OF Kanesville.
lrS. Sam Eccles of Ogden: Bishop
nd Mrs. Taylor of HarriSvllle and Mr.
nd Mrs Alfred Taylor of Harrisville.
Fell Down Stairs-While going up
le stairs IN his home on Adams ave-
ne, at an early hour yesterday morn
lg, man named Doran slipped and
I'll and sustained a number Of pain
II injuries. At first It was thought
e had fractured his skull. but an
at the hospital proved
therwiSe
Club oreanlzed-The Holland-Am-
-ican Republican club of Weber
'unty, at a largely attended meeting
the court house last night. effect,
permanent organization with the
flowing officers: c. J, S. Abels,
resident; John Roghaar, secretary.
I'd p j. kammeyer, treasurer. Cap
ins in more than half of the election
strlcts OF the city were appointed.
here was much enthusiasm at the
Getting and many women were pres
lt
Obtains Logan contract-J. p.
Nell has returned from Logan
here he has been during the past
W days. Mr. O'Nelll has contracted
finish the work of putting in sew
district No. l for Logan city.
hlch was undertaken by a Salt Lake