Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-26 | Page 6 | Random References

RANDOM I REFERENCES Wanted Bell boy. Reed Hotel. 493 3 Hearing Thursday. Tho preliminary hearing of Godfrey God-frey W. Raney, striking switchman charged with violating tho Lever act, will bo held beforo United States Commlssioiner W. H. Reeder, Jr., Thursday. Call me, can take care of all shortage; short-age; 1200 tons In shed. Phone 27. John Farr Coal Co. 827 Poppy Day. Mrs. Goorgiana Marriott and Mine, B. Guerln, French wdlfaro worker, have returned from Preston, Idaho, whero they arranged a "Poppy Day" campaign for tho destltuto children of northern France. PAPER cleaners. Lowe-Greenwell. Telephone [phone] Kxccutrlx. Julia McCabe has been appointed executrix of tho estate of Bornard D. McCabe, deceased, in an order issued today by Judge A. E. Pratt. The es-tato es-tato is valued at 51S.000. Florists Telegraph Delivery Assn Dumke Floral Co., Phone 250. 560 Building Permits. Permit for the erection of a brick dwelling on Adams avonue, between Twenty-fifth and Twonty-sixth streots was issued this morning to S. L. Stephens by City Engineer Joseph M. Tracy. The building will cost $6,000. BCJICK, cement and plaster Jobbing, chimneys, firewalls, etc Phono 770. 1132 Caso Continued. Tho case of Jesse Brown and Clyde Staley. charged with having had possession pos-session of an automobile without tho knowledge or consent of tho. car owner, own-er, was continued until May 6, at 10 a. m. Real ice cream, $2.25 delivered. Grecnwcll Confectionery. 3030 Ogden Typewriter House for typewriters type-writers and repairs, 2422 Hudson Ave. Phono 236. Given $10 Fine. William Paddock, of Donvor, Colo., aged 23 years, who was arrested last night on a vagrancy chargo by Officer Of-ficer Molnlyrc, was given the alternative alter-native of ?10 or 10 days by Judge D. R. Roberts of tho city court this morning. Dr. Conroy's office' moved to third florr First National bank building. 767 Open for business. City Junk House. Phono 133, 225S-60 Washington - avenue. ave-nue. . 70S Pleads Not Guilty. C. R. Venable, charged with having passed a check for $23.63 on the Utah Power and Light company, pleaded not guilty before Judge D. R. Roberts this morning. His case was set Xor April 30. Ball was fixed in the sum of 550. One of the best investments In Ogdcn, Og-dcn, three blocks from Reed hotel. Call in or telephone 425. I. N. Pierce, 502 EcclesJBldg. 918 Cemetery For cement copings, call 2255-6. Work guaranteed. 926 To Entertain Mrs. R. T. Hume will entertain the Five Hundred ohib Thursday afternoon at her home, 557 Twenty-fifth street