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Show POPULAR YOUNG MAN AND MAID TO WED AT OGDEN Special to The Trlbuno. OGDEN, Juno 14. A wedding that will attract a great deal of lntoroGt In Ogdcn will tako place tomorrow afternoon at tho residence of Max Davidson, C33 Twenty-first Twenty-first street. Theodoro Kuchlcr will marry Miss Jcannctte Weinberg at 2 o'clock. ;Mr. Kuchlcr Is one of tho most widely known young men In the city, and his brldo-to-bo has also made many frlonds during her residence here. t ... Miss Mamie CIrirk sails today from New York for Europe, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. M S. Browning and Miss Tallllm Browning On Juno 22 Roy Clark will follow them on a mission to Germany. . Six damage suits were filed and settled within tho spaco of a few minutes In tho District court today. Georgo K. Kakos was tho plaintiff in each case and he filed suit against the Southern Pacific in six suits for $20,000 each, viz.: George Zcomas, Gust Pfomas, Amastaeous Zcomas, Nick ApOstalopus. Evangelas Zeomae and Georgo Zcomas. The complaint allcgcfl that tho plaintiffs wcro killed In the Jackson explosion on February 19. Tho suits were settled upon a basis of $1500 each. . Tltto Board of County Commissioners received re-ceived tho reslsmatlon of Joseph Hoag as road supervisor for West Wobcr. Road tax elections arc to be held In tho precincts pre-cincts of Warren, Wilson ai)d Randall on JuH- G. . Alexander Moves, the five-year-old son of Mr. 'and Mrs. A. W. Moyo3, died of convulsions this morning. The funwrnl will bo held from the family residence tomorrow to-morrow at 2 o'clock. The funeral services of William E. Stone will be held from the Mound Fort meetlng-houso Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Lamoni Grix was severely Injured whllo out driving. Tho horse became frightened and' Mr. Grlx jumped from the carriage. . On tho charge of burglary, Thomas B, Hall wns sentenced to six years in the penitentiary and Joseph Murphy to two jears. Tho men were convicted of burglarizing bur-glarizing the Jowolry storo of John A. Bcltzcr. Doc Enslnger Is now managing the show at the Pastlmo theater. Tho show will run one week, with throo performances dally, one In tho afternoon at 3:30 and two In the evening, at 8 and 9:30 o'clock. John P. Martin was picked up on tho streets today and sont to the pesthouse, suffering from smallpox. Tho man says that ho contracted tho discaso at West Side, on tho Ogden-Lucln cut-off. ' |
