The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-22

\ Department. &c.
Starring In Richmond club-Jerry
HeiWle is starring as a member Of the
Richmond baseball club this season.
according 10 reports received from
some OF the games In which he has
thus Tar played In a game between
Richmond and Pocatcllo q few days
ago the well known member of Dad
Glmiius last years ogden league team
won the game for his team by hammer
ing home run over the fence when
the bases were full.
GARMENT SALE, so cts. per pair
and up. at Knitting Factory, 302 25th
street -
Butte Boys Won Prize-Twelve
members Of the Buttc-BoStOn
band which recently captured the first
prize at the Elks convention at Los
Angeles, stopped of in ogden yester-
day afternoon for several hours The
prize was $1,000. The Butte boys are
proud OF the musical organization and
are highly clated over carrying off the
first prize In the contest.
Buy Kodaks und Supplies from The
! Iripp Studio, $40 25th st.
Funeral For Little Agnes Garlick-
Funeral services for Agnes Leone, the
infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Garlick, were held at Larkin &
sons funeral chapel yesterday after
neon at o'clock. Bishop Robert Nc
Quarric OF the Second ward presided
Solos. Your Sweet Little Rosebud"
Count Your Many Blessings" and
Miss Elsie Shorten accompanied by
Beatrice BOYLE. Speakers were Richard
Douglass, George Shorten and Bishop
McQuarrie. lnterment was made in
the City cemetery.
Hostesses at Card Party-Mrs Free
land and Mrs. Dykeman were the host
esses al a card party last Friday even
Ing, given In honor of the local camp
Of the Woodmen Of the World and
Mrs. Freeland's son, c. o. Dykeman.
who Is on n visit to his family from
Wyoming, After the games had been
played in the house, luncheon was
served on the lawn. which was deco
rated with Chinese lanterns. \ large
number Of the friends of the family
were present
E-Z-Money Kelly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. =
Regulars to Tone Up Guard-Adju-
tanL General WedgwoOd has been notl
fed by the war department that ono
battalion of the Fifteenth infantry has
been detailed to go Into camp with tho
state troops at the annual encamp.
ment
Hess Bread Is made In a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by maohine7y.-
Former Salt Lake Resident Shot
A dispatch from Seattle last night re-
ports the shooting of Oscar TAYLOR.
n former resident Of Salt Lake. at his
summer home on Alkal Point a sub.
urb OF that city, which occurred early
Wednesday morning Dr. Cameron /
A Rose OF Chicago was arrested yes /
terday in connection with the rather /
sensational episode DR.. Rose saws he |
Is a graduate Of the University Of iii /
nois and has been spending his vaca- |
ton with the TaylOrs The wounded /
man declares that his injury was self
inflicted and accidental
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company.
Funeral at Second Ward.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Ensign will be held +
at the Second Ward meeting mousse
next Sunday at O'clock.
Montana Teacher-1Ilss Maud
Mitchell, one of Montanas prominent 3
teachers. is here spending her yaca-
tiou with her aunt, Mrs. G. A. Torrey.
On Vacation-Assistant Post
master Garner and family leave this
evening for a two weeks outing in the
Jackson Hole country Of Idaho.
Obtains Salt Lake Contract-The Eo
the contract for tiling TO be placed in
The Deseret gymnasium in Salt Lake
City, The contract calls for $4,000
Back From jackson HoIc-R e.
Boyd, assistant manager OF the EcclCs
Lumber company. has returned from
an outing In the Jackson Hole country.
elks Returning Home-The Newark
ElEs arrived from Los Angeles this
on a special trai mover the
Southern Pacific and left for the east
over the Rio Grande system,
Return Home-Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
McGaw returned last night from a
months visit on the Pacific coast, most
Of which time was spent at Seattle and
Portland Mr. McGaw says the Seat
lie exposition Is a pronounced success n
and that attendance is increasing daily.
Funeral Of Ernest Brown.-At
o'clock tomorrow afternoon the fun
sral OF City Recorder Ernest Brown
viii be held at the First Ward meet
ng house. Among the speakers will
DC Bishop Ensign, Chief OF Police
II. II. Goddard S. r Brown
ng and others.
Got Away With stamps-An inyes.
igation into the robbery of the post
office at Morgan last week made by
Postof1ce Inspector Lowe shows that
bout $500 in stamps was secured. No
race Of the robbers has been discov-
ered. but IT IS believed that he win
lc apprehended when he attempts 10
get rid of The stamps.