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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented 1920s style list covers social events, meetings, and notices. Items include club gatherings at East Lake Camp, Woodcraft card party plans, veterinary association elections in Salt Lake, school PTAs opening, birth announcements, a bicycle theft report, and travel plans of residents to California and San Francisco.
The district court commenced partnership accounting actions as part of a case. Toombs and Eugenie Hated traveled to California for a pleasure trip to visit floods exhibitions in Los Angeles before returning home. A violin case theft was reported by W. C. Guernseey of 1600 Robinson Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaney departed for New York on the Pacific Limited. Heat affecting plant operations led to no classes. students were dismissed but class work continued later. Ed Leedermag and Roy all pleaded guilty to burglary third degree and received indeterminate state penitentiary terms from Judge N. J. Tarris.
Citizens were startled by a strong earthquake lasting about ten seconds at 11 pm. Clocks stopped briefly in several buildings including the Grand hotel and Union depot. Nevada reports say greater damage near Golconda with water tanks and railway disruptions. Imlay and Lovelock show cracked walls and frightened residents.
Danvers of Fontenelle Lin ola county Wyoming claims government range denial after twenty years residence. He alleges outsiders have been allowed to graze sheep on the government range and vows to appeal and seek federal court action to recover grazing rights. He accuses officials including a presidential secretary of deaf ear and promises further protest measures, citing irregularities in permit issuance.
Book your seats early for Mrs Leslie Carter at the Alhambra Orpheum this Thursday. The renowned actress headlines a special engagement promising a polished performance and select seating options for theatergoers.
A damaged snippet reports a divorce matter between Mary West and Charles West and a civil action involving John M. Lamar versus Dinwiddle Construction Company. The judge, Johan J A Howell, set dates for amendments and directed the appearance of two green attorneys.
Acting Site Insurance company excursion trains from Denver to San Francisco moved under Five Special trains. District Passenger Agent CL McFaul of Salt Lake City and J D Shortz, commercial agent, led the transfer at Ogden with Southern Pacific officials. Mr Bichort to return to Ogden Friday. M D Burns accompanied McFaul to Ogden and spoke with City Ticket Agent D R Owen.
Proceedings were held today on the Olsen case with Judge Howell presiding for a hearing of the petition. The matter goes to the supreme court to decide jurisdiction of the judge pro tem in the municipal court. Olsen was tried in the lower court by Wace Johnson under stipulation on changes of venue. attorneys assert the action is illegal and that the judgment cannot be enforced. Steam heat at Alhambra Notably comfortable.
A 17 year old boy, David Moore, son of ex Commissioner Frank Moore, was playing at Micasont View this morning when he was thrown by others and suffered a dislocated and fractured right elbow. Medical aid was summoned and he was taken to hospital. The doctor says the fracture is serious.
Obituaries from Ogden and Clearfield report the deaths of Gale Alenn E Cole aged 16 at Clearfield Davis County and Lucy Elen Nixon pioneer of Utah and Idaho. services were held in Oxden and Clearfield with interment in Clearfield cemetery. Rudolph C died at 62 in LaSalle Junction with survivors Roy Rudolph and Mrs Forth Hitman among others.
Ogden Feed Co moved to Jesus Washington, five doors north of old location. Proprietor J. Um Shafer thanks customers for past patronage and invites continued support as they begin business at the new site with assurance of good service.
Weber County Farm Bureau committees favor purchasing fairgrounds on the northwest side of the city to hold annual fairs. They plan to lobby county commissioners to buy the Beventeenth Street fairgrounds and buildings, with possible election to gauge public sentiment. Also promoting seat bookings for Mrs. Leslie Carter at the Alp harbor-Orpheum events Thursday to Saturday.
Weber Camp 7é announces a fraternal trail to Camp 3 of Balt Lake on Tuesday evening October 6. Special train meeting at 7:45 p m. Tickets cost 1 dollar round trip. Good on any train.
Real estate transfers filed for record include John C Freelancd and wife to Robert and Charles Dykemen for part of southeast quarter section 35 township 6 north range 1 west Ball Lake meridian, consideration listed. Batle Christaluven to Daria Jenson for part of lot 4 block 1 Ogden Fire Area Ogden survey, consideration noted. Habsttelgesen to Ace and herman administratrix lot 8 block 2 Taylor's addition Ogden survey, consideration $600. J.G. Read to Blawits Delta Read lots 6 and 7 and part of lot B block 1 Lake View addition Ogden survey, consideration $106.
Society notices report women traveling to California for a two week visit, others returning from North Dakota and Utah visits. Local clubs and social events include the CHILD CULTURE CLUB meeting with Mrs Smith, LADIES LITERARY SOCIETY hosting at 2:30, and numerous social engagements for Miss Daisy Kuhn and Mrs Kobo. A Chicago woman attends the Utah Federation convention in Ogden with speakers planned at the Berthana ball and a full three day program announced by Mrs Wennel.
The report lists officers of the Utah Federation with names and towns including Mrs. Y. H. Corfman Ogden as president and several vice presidents, then notes departures and visits from Idaho and Missouri. It covers a club gathering at Pacific Avenue, a H. G. B. meeting, a W C T U gathering in Ogden, and stock market movements and commodity prices with various companies and futures mentioned.
Chicago markets show firm tone in some grains while weather and crop prospects temper moves. Liverpool demand remains buoyant though supplies lag, with December wheat fluctuating around prior close and cash prices for No 2 red and yellow corn reflecting modest gains or steady demand. Cattle and hog markets report receipts and steady to higher prices as traders weigh futures against local cash quotes.
The Orpheum presented a photographed version of a famed story titled The Nigger. Willan Fernum, popular Fox star, stars with a strong supporting cast in a tale that drew large audiences, following prior Ogden and season appearances.
Paris reports from the front indicate German forces near Souches remain prepared as Allied artillery pummels the area. German troops are shown to have restored strength behind the Artois heights with cavalry and officers, while French infantry rush the Notrs Cam and push toward Bouchet as the defenders fall back.
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