The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-23

tea IN the parlors of the Masonic hall.
Funeral Of J. .. Wood.-The Tuner
n: of the late ] d. Wood, who was XIII
cd in Salt Lake railroad yards last
sunday by being struck by train, was
held In Salt Lake Friday The run
oral nrocessIon was one of the longest
Seen in the city In years. The pail.
leerers we're Fred ]. Kicsel, David
Keith. Joseph Young, Spencer Har-
wood DR. Fl. n, Mayo. NJ. H. Walker
iobn Dern and ". Y. Rice.
oGce supplies. all kinds and prices.
Utah Stationery Co
DELAYED by Storms.-On the fio
Grande system trains have been Rlas-
ed several hours by heavy snowstorms
n. Green river and Grand Junction,
rnJ train No. 3. due in this city AT
10 30 a. H.. arrived at $50 this morn
ing Trains 5 and arc reported three.
and two hours late respectively
ONCE. supplies, all kinds. and prices.
Utah Stationery Co.
Work OH the New BulIding.-Exca-
yation work for tho new high schooi
building at the corner OF Monroe ave
aue and Twcnty-flfth street is nearly
completed. j. c. Gale the contractor
fo;- this portion oil the work, thinks,
n weather conditions permit. every
hing viii he ready for the Eccles
Lumber company to begin the con-
struction of the building al an early
date. A portion OF tho foundation mas
already been laid, the work being done
under the supervision of L. \. Meid.
Burns anniversary tickets for sale
al .',rhe Tosgery." "Culley's." Hutchi-
sons. Great American Tea Store and
MacBeth's. Adults, soc each; jure-
niles. Csc each.
Shipping sheep.-Another traiDload
OF sheep is being assembled at Gar
land for shipment to California mar
kets and will be sent west over the
Southern Pacific on Tuesday Utah
mutton is now In prime condition and
is in demand at good prices both In
Chicago and on the coast
The Lace Curtain. Blanket and Com
fort sale is still on at Boyle's.
Heavy Precipitation.-Acco to
official records kept by Weather Obser-
yer Van de CRAFT at the Hartman
freight depot in this city, the precipi-
tation of moisture during the past for
weight hours has been in excess OF
one inch and the precipitation during
the present month has been greater
than during January, February and
March Of last year.
Duck remedy for sore throat,
Amblers canker and diphtheria rem
edy. Price SOC.
Central Park Presbyterian Church.
Corner Thigty-flrst street and Wash
ington avenue Morning services at
II and at l2:15 p. m. Evening ser"
vices at Z 80, opening with song ser
vice. Rev H. NJ Rankin will speak at
all the meetings. The address at
12:l5 Is principally for young people,
so all are invited The evening ser
ings which have been held by Mr..
Rankin. Those who have not heard
him have missed rare opportunity.
1t Is earnestly hoped that a large au-
diencc will greet him at all these ser
vices. All are cordially invited.
Remember that Spargo's Book Store
carries everything In office supplies.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, $500
a. yard; Castle Gate. Clear Creek,
Rock Springs. always on hand. Con-
suToers' Coal Co, A. A. Shaw, Mgr
Phones 41S.
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-If your
attention is attracted TO Washington
Ave.-Its simply the applause at tho
Globe Come and join. -
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone %.
CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek. s4.OU
per ton Rock Springs and Castle
Gate always on hand. Parker Coal Go.
Fresh broken crackers. 25c bag. at
Hess Baker,. opposite the Fire Sta
tlon, or at the Cracker Factory.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co..
l5o West 2Ith ST. Phones 1914.