Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-19 | Page 6 | Random References

RANDOM REFERENCES Ogden Typewriter Houae rcr typewriters type-writers and repairs, 2422 Hudson Are I t'hono 238. I Two Forfeit Bail John W. Sherry had but onr number plate on his auto-'mobile auto-'mobile when he was arrested yester-I yester-I day. Ho was released on payment of j?5 ball and the bail wan forfeited when (Sherry ra i I d to appear befOK the city c6urt ibis morning. John O. Teuscher 'parked his automobile Closer to a fire jplui; than the 15 toot limit permits He 'also failed to appear before the city court this morning and his ball, $5. was j declared forfeited Phone S0J for messenger Hearing Set .1 1 Morns, 31 years old, of Salt Lake, appeared before the i i i uurt this morning and entnred a plea of not guilty lo a charge of be ilng drunk Morris, who said he was B -win hiiian, asked to be escorted by officers to friends for the purpose of securing 160 bail which was set by Judge D. H Robertp His case was set for hearing Monday morning Case Continued The case of the city against Joe S. Johnson, charged with i arrylng concealed weapons, was or-dl or-dl red continued Indefinitely by Judge D, R. Roberts this morning Judge Roberts Instructed Attorne Powell to lavfetlffftte i"6 ce further. Ai'orny I'owell expressed the oplnlou that Johnson's arrest came as the result of a family quarrel. Navy Recruit Twelve sailors, re-I re-I cntly recruited Into the service at the Great Iakes, were Ogden visitors today cn route ti the navul training stutlon al San I'rumt.'.ro lhi-i u ere In charge of Chief Quartermaster Harry Randol. Cbeicrs Back W. H Chevera, gen eral agent' for the Union Pacific sya-tem, sya-tem, returned to gdon today from an extensive buslnes trip to Chicago. Omaha, Kansas City, Dener. St. Louis and other eastern cities Rixk Lslund V. P. Here George Blrmhall, vice president of the Rock island lines, was an ugden visitor today to-day en route to Seattlo and other points on tho Pacific coast Son Arrives A boy was born Monday Mon-day to Mr. and Mis Walter Thomas. Mr Thymus Is employed in the ship- plng departmental Scowcrott a, Women to Meet The "Women's Re-lubllcan Re-lubllcan club will meet at tho city hall this e enlng to discuss participation participa-tion in the present campaign.