The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
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Return home-Aftcr spending abou
six weeks with Utah friends and rela
lives most of the timc being spent
10 ogden Mr.. and Mrs. James An
drcws OF Ia Harpc Illinois. this att
eruoon returned home. They ARE
pleased with Utah. ogden in particu
lar
Roller skating AT Auditorium rink.
every afternoon and evening Music
by the Wurutzcr Military band. Ad-
mission az all sessions. 10 cents.
skates Is cents extra.
c. r. Crockcr. director OF tho South
crn Pacific road, and a party of sew.
cntcen other officials passed through
ogden this morning In a private car.
IN route from New York City 10 tho
Pacific coast
Apprentice wanted at The Princess
Millinery Co, 237i Wash. Ave. e.
Z C. Manson. general supcrintcn.
dent Of the Oregon Short Line. Is In
San Francisco, where conference is
being held with employees. relative to
wage scale settlement
Got your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the Office In tho
opera House Block Don't force your
ser 10 stand In line at the Depot =
Signal Supervisor J. +. Lyons and
Signal Engineer f. w Newoomb of
the Southern Pacific have returned
10 ogden from Richmond. Va. where
they attended a convention Of tho
Railway Signal association.
Hot and cold specials at Ward &
Drumms. TWO fountains.
$500 trimmed hats, a special line.
great value FOR the money. Stafford
Millinery Co, 1861 Washington Ave.
formerly 3rd floor WrlgbsD 80
T. r Rowlands. superintendent Of
tho Southern Pacific, left this morn
ing Tor Sparks. New He will mako
an inspection OF the Salt Lake dlyis-
Ion Of tho road
Dance with the Bell Telephone ope--
atOr5 at the Royal Dancing academy.
Tuesday night. oct 25th.
Girl Sent Back-Varlettn Pharis.
the Pocatello girl arrested I'm this
city last Saturday evening. was taken
back to the Idaho Industrial school az
ST Anthony. this morning. Miss
Pbaris escaped from tho Idaho inst-
tuition last July and II IS believed
that she was drifting back into her
wayward life. She Is seventeen years
vi age.
Lowls Good Coal has burned its
way 70 the front Phones 1i9.
CoAL-Rocky Nj. Lump. S4.75. e1-
oellent for furnace. Phone q. John
Farr,
Attacked by Thu9.-Thursday
evening while walking along Wall ave
uue. near Twenty-siNth street. J.
Browning vas struck over the head by
n thug and would no doubt have been
robbed had IL not been Tor the timely
appearance Of a friend. The man who
struck Browning Is unknown and he
was not seen by Mr.. Browning at all
for he approached from behind and
struck
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
$500 at FIVE POINTS MILLINERY -
The immortal touch stone and hap
py Audrey At the Episcopal guild hall.
oct p. S o'clock. tickets so cents. -
Desires to Settle-Sam Smith, the
man arrested for passing bogus checks
A. still being held by tho police, but
81 is possible that the matter Will be
settled out OF court Smith Is OK
tromeIy anxious 10 make settlements
with his victims Tho man will not
bc given his liberty. however. until
the police have thoroughly inycsugat-
cd his character and the extent OF his
lawbrcahug
Re sure TO sec Mr. Pardoe as Nal.
yollo. oct %. az tho Episcopal guild
hall
Ladies' call and see the up-to-date
hair goods on display for one week
only. m tho Princess Minuincry.
Suit over eoUndary-Thc time Of
tho district court was tnkou up this
morning in the hearing on an order
10 show cause why the defendant iu
The case OF Tho Fnrr Development
company against Samuel Thomas and
Bernard Stone should not bc restrain
ID from using certain real estate over
which thcro iF dispute regarding
the location OF the boundary line.
Sgh hhs been commenced by the
plHnun company 90 get IN adjust
m"nt oi the boundary line Tho hear
luk Fil Consume most OF the dny.
The Evangelical Ministers OF ogden
~ 10 meet the frat Monday In No
Ncmhcr Nith tho captain OF the Sal
Na'loo Army at hls residence, l5l
T~cntysirth street
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