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Show I RANDOM REFERENCES 1 Good watches K Price. 278 26th. - Saturday Night Club Judge William Will-iam H Reeder. Jr. addressed the Industrial In-dustrial school Saturday Night club at its regular meeting Saturday night on practical features of education. The club is a new organization and expects to invite speakers from all over the state to make addresses at its meetings. Call 1603 for all kinds of COAL.. M L Jones Coal & Ice Co The Crlttenton Home board is to meet tomorrow at 3 p. m. at the home on Butler avenue. Plenty of Colorado Anthracite Coal. John Farr, Phone 27. Robbed -Wong Sam a Chinaman, living at No. 2, Electric alley, report-pd report-pd to the police yesterday that he had been robbed of $125 in cash and a revolver re-volver Cook's cut rate drugs. 2644 Washington Wash-ington Ave. Eucalatura. I . Mendicancy C. L. Kirk was arrest ed yesterday by Sergeant Mohlman "O and Patrolman Sullivan on the charge of mendicancy. Mike O'Brien was arrested on the same charge by Detectives De-tectives Chambers and Peterson. A "home delight" Is B & Q Clover Leaf Butter. Bicycle Stolen Floyd Hillan of 3001 Washington avenue reported the theft of his Iver-Johnson bicycle to the police yesterday. When you send a news item to the Standard always put your name and address at the bottom of the 6heet for identification Your name will not be printed with a news item but we must know from what source it comes. Meets Tonight The Economic Study club meets tonight at 8 o'clock in room 326 Colonel Hudson building t to discuss the question, "The Knights of Labor." Dp. H. A. White, Mechano-Therapist. remo ed to 2612 Adams Ave. Monies Goes Through President A. L. Mohler of the Union Pacific railroad rail-road passed through Ogden yesterday en route to the Pacific coast. Royal (Cameron Coal) M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co. Office, 413 24th St. -- STAPLEMAN Funeral services for Oscar E. Stapleman, 6-months-old son of Oscar and Minnie Riley Stapleman, will be held Wednesday at 10 a. m , in the Larkin undertaking parlors, Bishop M B. Richardson officiating. ' . Remains may be viewed at the chapel at the time of services. Interment !n Ogden City cemetery. Don't forget the Barbers' Ball on February 2, at the Colonial. I nspection Assistant Superintendent Superintend-ent G. O. Brophy of the Wyoming di-! di-! vision of the Union Pacific departed this morning for Evanston, Wyo., on an inspection trip The Barbers' Ball on February 2 will be the event of the season. - Hill Family Louis W. Hill and family of St. Paul. Minn., are expected expect-ed to pass throush Ogden Wednesday, Wednes-day, en route to San Francisco. Mr. Hill Is the chairman of the board of directors of the Great Northern railway. Don't miss old time musicale and Ball in Fourth ward, tonight. Admission. Admis-sion. 26c. Frank H. Whitehead, floor I manager. Not having the time to hear all the arguments on the demurrer, in the Jitney mandamus case this afternoon, after-noon, further hearing was continued by Judge N. J. Harris until tomorrow morning Answer Filed In the case of Mary Matson against W. G. Kind, the defendant, de-fendant, has filed an aswer in the dis trlct court in which he disclaims the unlawful detention of the property in controversy. Fee Fees collected by county officials of-ficials during January of this year were reported today as follows: Recorder. Re-corder. $286; clerk, $430 70 and treas urer, $10.50. Former Ogden Actor A. J. Colo, formerly a popular member of the Anngton Stock company, was in Ogden Og-den today for a short time. He is en route east and stated while here that he had hopes of locating in Ogden Og-den next year. Third Ward Elder West Lindsay was the speaker at the Third ward sacrament meeting last night. He gave an Interesting talk concerning his missionary work in Europe and also spoke on gospel themes Leland Newey sang "Afterwards" and 'Goodbye 'Good-bye Sweet Day,"' in. a pleasing manner. man-ner. On a Special A number of Ogden business men will go to Salt Lake City on a special car at 5 o'clock this afternoon having accepted invitations to attend a banquet given by the Salt Lake Commercial club. They will return re-turn to Ogden on the special after the banquet. Out of Quarantine Joseph Ririe was down town today for the first time since middle of December. His family has been in quarantine for smallpox, he and his daughter Eileen and his nephew, Parley Farrell, all had mild cases. Mr. Ririe says the most Inconvenient part is being a prisoner in one's own house. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Shaw of 507 Washington avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival at their home this morning of a son. In the case of F. A. Stacy against William Stephenson, the plaintiff has given notice of intention to move for a new trial. Evaporating Plant The Weber club "Evaporator"' committee, consisting of A. P. Bigelow, A L. Brewer, Dr. S. W. Wherry, Dr. C. F. Osgood and Dr. H. M Rowe and J. D. Larson, secretary secre-tary of the Ogden Publicity bureau, met with C. C. Miohener today at the club, to further consider plan3 for the establishment of an evaporating evaporat-ing and drying plant in Ogden. At Industrial School Professor E S. Hinckley of the B. Y. U. of Provo, accompanied by hiB family, arrived ar-rived in Ogden today and officially took charge of the State Industrial school as superintendent, succeeding Dr. E. G. Gowans to that position. He went to the school with Dr. Gowans, who is now state superintendent of schools, and is spending the afternoon acquainting himself with, the surroundings. sur-roundings. Smallpox The homes of Ella Faulkner, Faulk-ner, 1966 Park avenue; A. Van Woer-kem, Woer-kem, 2036 Monroe avenue, and A. R. Cauterer, 149 W. Twenty-first street, were quarantined Saturday for smallpox. small-pox. Howard Lindsey of 125 James Court was quarantined today for mumps. |
