The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
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s2.4e-choice Of ANY hat in stock
$2.4e-MllIlnery Dept. at Wright's, 3rd
floor. =
Died at Broom HoteI.-Mrs. ]. L.
Halpin, OF Odessa. New York. died at
the Broom hotel at 3 o'clock. Satur-
day afternoon, from heart failure. She
had been IN Salt Lake to attend the
Grand Army encampment with her
husband. who Is an old soldier She
was taken sick there and came to Og-
den with the intention OF going To
Seattle To visit a daughter. She was
attacked with fainting spell when
boarding the train in this city. and
was taken back 10 the hotel where
her death occurred In a short time.
The remains were shipped 10 Odessa
yesterday afternoon from Richey's un-
dertaking rooms.
b. & G. Butter and Cheese are the
best in the west at the least cost 10
you. =
Arrangements are complete for a
Grand Scottish day at the Hermitage
Wednesday, August 18th. The Scottish
Cronies and their friends will join the
Thistle club of Salt Lake on that day
All are invited. =
Sixteen Years Since They Met
During the past few days Phillip
Plantz has been enjoying a visit from
his brothers. Charles Henry and Pet
eT Plantz. of Albany, y. Y. 1t was
sixteen years since they had seen
each other. and the unexpected coming
Of the eastern men TO ogden was a
surprise indeed To the western broth
er Charles Plantz served in the 9lst
New York in the Civil war and Henry
in the 25th New York.
BIackman G Griffin Co put their
money into their Butter not the wrap
per.
The dining room at the Hermitage
IS open every evening until midnight
Arm eroken-Last evening Horace
Foster, 11-year-old son of Horace 6.
Foster was thrown from his pony and
suffered a broken arm. The accident
was caused by several dogs taking
after the pony which took fright and
ran away
We pay the highest market price
for live Hogs and Veals and are al
ways in the market Ogden Packing
and Provision Co.
The dining room at the Hermitage
is open every evening until midnight
Gone to Mackay.-Carl Schmidt, OF
the Forest Service. and formerly OF
Ogden. who has been visiting friends
in the city a few days, returned yes
terday to his home In Mackay. Idaho.
via Pocatcllo. where he was joined by
his father. Otto Schmidt. of Clayton,
Massachusetts.
Get the best-Store Lewis Good
Coal now and save money. Phones 1i9
WriGhts are selling bunting flags at
very small prices IN the Bargain Base
ment-
Fat Sheep hipment-Eighteen cars
OF fat Utah sheep were sent east
this afternoon over the Union Pacific
system.
Half price sale continues this week.
Blair Millinery, 2514 Washington ave-
nue.. :
Departs on Wool eusiness-Joe
Strenge. representing eastern wool
dealers. left for Rock Springs this
morning TO gather in a heavy ship
ment OF wool there awaiting a pur-
chaser.
The dining room at the Hermitage
is open every evening until midnight
Not This lie Roy Stone-James lie
Roy Stone. a machinist at Bingham
canyon. whose parents live at 93l
Twenty-arst street, Ogden. has asked
the Standard 10 mention that he is not
the lie Roy Stone whose name has ap-
peared in police court news in the
local papers several times So far
he has never been in trouble. he says,
and he is never going to trouble until |
trouble troubles him, There are sew