The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-25
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The continued enthusiasm which
the banjo and guitar playing of Messrs
Mcmillan and Mansfield continues to
evoke at the Falstaff has impeIleo
the management to retain their SER
vices still further. Many music low
ers have been unable to secure seats
during the past week. and 1t is sug-
gested that box reservations be made
in advance by those who wish to hear
these clever musicians.
Suit is DIsn, ,ssed.-By stipulation
OF counsel, the suit OF A r. c Smith
against the Oregon Short Line Rail
road company ct al., has been dis.
missed at plaintiffs cost.
A great truth quickly told, Is that
3. G G.. Butter is the best made. =
Demurrer FiIed.-In the civil action
OF the H. L. Griffin company against
the Fruit Dispatch company. demur-
rer to the complaint has been filed,
alleging no cause of action.
Last week of the Hospital Sale at
Richardson G Grants, Get busy. -
Money For Coyote Pclts.-John NJ.
Gray of Huntsville brought eight coy
ote pelts to the county clerks office
this morning and recsiged an order
for a state warrant for $50 for tho
same Eilhu Warren of North Ogden
also appeared at the court house with
seven coyote pelts and was rewarded
With q similar warrant for $3.50.
Come to the Burns celebration to-
night. =
Daniel Burch Guardian. = Daniel
Burch has qualified as guardian OF
the person and estate of Ruth Stoker,
minor.
China Dinner Sets, enough for six
persons, at IL price. Richardson &
Grants. =
Adjourned Out of Respect.-The
commissioners OF Weber county met
this morning and Commissioners BY
bee and Moore were present. No bus
mess was transacted and the board
adjourned out of respect to the mem
ory Of the late Hans Madison, father
OF Chairman Madison. who died at his
eral will occur from the Tabernacle
Tuesday afternoon at / o'clock and
Commissioners Moore and Bybee
adopted a resolution requesting that
as many county officials and employees.
as possible attend the services. The
casket of the deceased will be open
at the home after o'clock this even
ing and from 10 to IL Tuesday
Hon. 3. II. Roberts at the Burns an
nlversary tonight. -
On a Private car.-General Freight
Agent Jack Reeves of the Oregon
Short Line arrived from Denver over
the Union Pacific this morning and
laid over long enough before going
south to explain to his railroad friends
how and why il came to pass that he
was rambling over the country in pri-
vate car No, L.
One week sale Of Jardinieres. IA off
on all sizes and styles Richardson
G. Grant.
Goinq to MIna.-Superintend
Manson and Resident Engineer Fit5
gerald left this morning on trip of
inspection over the Salt Lake division.
After visiting Sparks they will re-
turn to Hezen and extend their trip
sonth to Nina
The time Of your lives at the Burns
anniversary tonight. Don't miss It,
Tickets at the door SOC each. Con
gress Dancing Academy.
q. H. Roberts to Talk.-Hon. B. H.
Roberts and wife will arrive in Ogden
this evening to attend the Robert
Burns anniversary celebration and will
deliver the principal Grafton at that
entertainment.
California fresh vegetables, head
lettuce, radishes, celery. cauli0ower,
etc, and they are. the finest j. S.
4 Carver & Sons.
Whitney and MoseIey.-A letter re-
ceived al local railroad headquarters
Sunday from Supt w A, Whitney
states that his health is improving
rapidly and that he is thoroughly en-
F. joying his present vacation. Mr.. Whit
ney says that Passenger Agent A. b.
Moseley of the Hartman lines is still
at Arkansas Hot Springs and rapidly
developing into an all around athlete
of the first grade-can cover one hun
dred yards in ten seconds, jump four
/ teen feet standing and outlook Jim
Corbett in his cleverest days in the
roped arena Mr., Moseley will leave
for Ogden about February 1. and Sup
erintendent Whitney expects TO arrive
at ogden and take the helm over the