Twenty two births reported at city health dept
Twenty two births were reported today at the city health department. Names include Woodbury, Turner, Wilson, Arnold, Kletman, Martin, Unfit Jr, Zondermag, Carlow Moss, Lennard, Gwilliam, Schneider, Book, Crowther, Tamobard, Ropers, Sherwood, Quanender, Blone, Taylor, Baker, Genes. Dates range May to June with new babies a mix of sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Leftoy
Woodbury
al Turner
J. A. Wilson
A. Arnold
D. Kletman
Ter
T. H. Sehneider
J. Book
Walter J. Crowther
M. Tamobard
C. C. Ropers
Elmer Sherwood
Queenander
W. A. Blone
EW. Taylor
Mr. A. Baker
Ada Classified Reads About Money and Rumors
A fragment from the Ada classified section suggests a character motored out to take the air and felt he rount. The passage questions whether he is careful with his money and notes uncertainty about handling funds.
Married couple elopes to capital for Salt Lake ceremony
Rial Moore and Miss Mutte Howe of Ogden, after a march on friends, wed in the state capitol at East Lake City, the first ceremony in the new statehouse. Leon Drowning, assistant state treasurer, aided. the couple later returned to Ogden and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Moore
Miia Mutte
Ogden Etols
East Lake City
Glatehouse
Leon
Srs
Salt Lake
Misa Howe
J. Percy Goddard
Thirty-fleet
Manion Church
Faithful dog with horses found by police
A team of horses and a top surrey owned by Ed Charlton of West Weber were stolen from the alley behind the Alhambra theatre while the owner attended a show. Detective Grant Syphers and chauffeur Earl Wikging recovered the outfit this morning at Twenty-first Street and Lincoln Avenue. A Charlton dog watched the outfit as officers closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
West Weber
Alhambra Theatre
Grant Syphers
Earl Wikging
Twenty-firet Street
Lincoln Avenue
Buildings Erected by RC McBride and Partners
RC McBride is building four reel- Orchards on Grant avenue between 32nd and 33rd Streets at 1500 dollars each, one on Van Buren avenue between 26th and 27th Streets at 1500, another on Endlon Avenue and 29th Street at 2000, a residence on Adama avenue between 29th and 30th Streets around 1500, and finishing a garage on Hudson avenue between 23rd and 24th Streets at 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. McBride
Grant Avenue
van Buren Avenue
Endlon Avenue
Twentythint Street
Adama Avenue
Twenty Ninth
Myrehav Vx
City Board Acts on Petitions and Contracts
The city board approved C J Richards claim for 200 as balance due for rear service in the case against Union Pacific. Petitions from property owners on Harrison avenue Capital avenue and adjacent streets were referred to the superintendent of streets. The 3000 bond of J P O Neill Construction for paving Twenty fourth street was accepted. The city approved plans for sewer and sidewalk districts and entered a water supply contract with Washington Heights Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Board of Commissioners
C.J. Richards
Union Pacific
Mr. Richards
Harrison Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth
Capital Avenue
Bettem Harrigan Avenue
Route Vant Street
Musical Society Event at Oden Conservatory
Tomorrow the Oden Conservatory of Mule Wit hosts an animal tale event at 6 o'clock in the theater hall. The program features several acts and performances by noted artists including Ruth Scowcroft and Marguerita Norton in a varied lineup of music and dance pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oden Conservatary
Attiitlo Thiralay
Yantra
Rose Tea Thursday at Ma Toute Temple
A rose tea to be held Thursday afternoon by Queena Esther Chapter No. 4 Order of the Eastern Star. A program of unusual merit features several local musical talents and promises to be one of the week’s most interesting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoute Temple
Queena Esther Chapter No. 4
Order of the Eastern Star
Eity
Immuzled Dogs Killed by City During Muzzling Drive
War on unmuzzled dogs in the city continues as owner violators are hunted down. City Dog Catcher J H Hughes reports twenty dogs killed and their carcasses destroyed at the city crematory. Inspector George Shorten notes the crackdown will proceed, despite limited large-loose dogs. The article also mentions a rain-led manufacturing tour with stops at key Ogden plants and a lunch at Ogden Packing & Provision and Becker Brewing, followed by a canyon trip and return train. A separate humorous exchange ends with a note about a marriage plan and potential expulsion from a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. Hughes
Hirty Cannes
George Shorten
Health Department
Ogden
Dla Ukets
Preston
Utah Cereal Food Company
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Wasateh Orchard Companys
John Scowcroft & Sona Company
American Can Coopany
Beckster Brewing & Malting Company
Auto Ung Over Boy on Bicycle
Ralph Keaner son of Mrs Emma Renney of 2469 Van Duren Avenue had a near miss Saturday night at Twenty fifth street and Washington avenue. He rode a bicycle and turned north on the west side of the street not seeing an approaching automobile. The driver also did not see him and knocked him down the machine ran over him. The cycle was smashed but the boy rose unhurt. The automobile owner whose name was not given replaced the broken bicycle with a new one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Keaner
Emma Renney
van Duren Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Washington Avenur
White
Great trip for the merchants planned to leave
Northern Utah merchants and officials plan a two day excursion to Ogden on Wednesday. The party of 236 retail merchants from cities along the Weber club route will travel by rail from Tremham to Preston via the Logan Idaho line. The outing, announced at a Weber club meeting, aims to showcase Orden manufacturers and jobbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Onden
Jone di
Orden
Ita
N Citles
Wong
Orden, Logan & Idaho
Tirreham
Preston
Manufacturars
Weber Club
Funeral notices for Parker Campbell Lewis Stone and more
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Sara A Parker at Larke chapel with Bishop W O Ridges presiding. Arthur M Campbell Denver and Rio Grande engineer dies in a wreck and funeral set for 4 pm in Third Ward Elite House. Mrs Net Elizabeth Lewis to be buried after viewing at residence 147 Shorten Avenue. Mrs Mary L Stone to be buried after 2 pm services at Seventh Ward chapel. Interments in city cemetery for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Arthur M. Campbell
Denver and
Rio Grande
Cobton
Utah
Tomorme
Third Ward
Rme
LEW
Net Elizabeth Lewis
Colored Baptist Church
Wall Avenue
Twentyseventh Street
Shorten Avenue
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Bogen
Alhambra
Kimball Hall
Chicago
Billie Burke
Alice Brady
Tangled Fates
Billie Burke Prof
ORDE
Borden’s
Borden
Jana
Haa
Tne
Ells
Ogden Packing ” Provision Company
City Board
Soart Dance
Mitaret
Chaminade
Stomber
Hign Sheingold
Ruth Scowcroft
Marguerita Norton
Age Vaderemat
Verna Jobaneer
Silk
National Outfitting CO
the National Outfitting CO
Gton Ave
Harry Reinshriber
Mer
Beethoven
Minuet
Bona Browning
Gounod
Ie Sore Chapin Whine Volker
Fu Murry Hirda
Mary Read
Laopromplayee
Ceesee Moeter Mildred Mortensen
Song Cascernesene
Marian ‘Trowntus
Percy Rarhmaniyk
Frank
Dunsmore
Ww. R. CG
Thimble Club
W. It
Maryette Criffin
Twenty-eighth Street
AML Club
Child Culture Club
Ogden Canyon
Campbell Ia
Cheyenne
W. A. Milla
H. T. Mortis
Porter Avenue
Mills
First National Bank OF
U. 8
Burplus
M. B. Browning
John Watson
Tl. A. Ceetes
B. Porter
James F. Durton
Bummer P. Nelson
Agst
Cane
Slade
THE
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Leander
Sealer
Clear Creek
Castle Gate
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