Ogden Evening Standard | 1913-01-29 | Page 8 | Random References

RAMDOM REFERENCES W H Homer Jr , a recently elected Officer of tbe Stute 1 1 or t ultural so-tietv, so-tietv, wan on Ogden visitor ' A. Goultz or Nampa, Ida , Is in Ogden today attending to business matters. Vera Mordannt, a former high school student, has successfully passed pass-ed the examination at ihe local recruiting re-cruiting stc.tion and will enter the navy. The young man resides at 2!ji7 Grant avenue. Homeward Bound C J Humphl 61 who has made a irip around the world arrived in San Francisco yesterday yes-terday and is hurrying home 10 meet his friends and pay his electiou bets lames Conlisk. iermerl of gden bill lor a number of years a resident or Tonopah, New. has been visiting In Ugden during the week Mr. Conlisk Con-lisk notices many iniprovemenis in the city and says the old tow u looks I good to him Recovering Jo epfa Carlson has re- covered from his Illness to such an' BXtenl ihat he is able to attend to his! busiuess affairs. K of C Friday rhe order 0! I Knicbts of Columbua Of this city ha? arranged for a social party to be given giv-en in the K. of P ball Friday evening jThe evening's entertainment will (consist of cards and music I At Hospital '1 is reported from the Dee hospital this afternoon that I I George Murphy who was injured In the railroad vards last night and taken to the hospital for treatment, is getting along as well as could he 1 expected. Baseball Meeting To decide upon a manager for the Ogden baseball tam and discuss in general the base-ball base-ball outlook in Ogden this Beaaon, general meeting of the directors of the ogden Baseball association and fans who are interested has neen called call-ed for thi evening in the Weber club j rooms The officers and John M -ClOSky, who represented Ogden at the election and meeting of the Union association, as-sociation, will hand in their reports OO