The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15

at Denver, b "A hutcnlSOn, manager
of the tourist department OF the Chi
caro Northwestern system, and T. G.
peck. general passenger, agent Of the
santa Fe system, and several others
less prominent in passenger service.
New Norway mackerel 15c each:
Milcher Holland herring, s125 keg;
skinned boneless Labrador herring. 2Gc
Mound: Delikatesse anchories, 25c per
tin. At Wilcox Grocery.
Qualified as Health offcer-C. Z.
Wanseaard qualified this morning as
health officer in and for Huntsville
precinct
Wilcox Grocery has Just received
new shipment Of Ffnnan Haddies, tic
Mound. These are fine and last ship
ment of haddies for the season.
Now Pullman Service-Beginning
today q Standard Pullman sleeper will
be nut on between Denver and Los
Angeles over the Union Pacific and
San Pedro roads. The sleeper will ar
rive from Denver on Overland Limited
train No 1 and continue to Los An
reles on the Los Angeles Limited at
6:35 D. m, and arriving from Los An
Rcles in the morning, will continue TO
Denver Oh Overland Limited No. 2, in
time to connect with Denver train
at Cheyenne.
A handsome line Of new postal cards
for st. Patrlcks day and Easter, at
Wrights.
Rush of CoIonists-Rio Grande pas
senger trains from the east brought in
233 colonist passengers for different
points In Idaho, Washington and Ore
gon and these went north over the
oregon Short Line, while colonists ar
rIving over the Union Pacific this
morning numbered 10 and were sent
to California over the Southern Pa
ciflc.
Meet me at Cigarmakers' Dance St
Patricks evening. Congress Hall. -
Travelling Passenger Agent-M. s.
| Henry. travelling passenger agent of
| the Northern Pacific road, arrived
from the north this morning and Is
visitor at local railroad headquarters.
Wnght's Bcnzoin and Almond Lotion
will keep the skin soft and white, &c
| Wright's. -
Mrs. Wold Dead-Mrs. Hannah
| Void, aged 81 years, died at 1926 last
night at the Ogden general hospital Of
an abscess. She was brought from
Peterson, Morgan county. to Ogden. a
week ago for medical treatment, and
removed to the hospital Sunday after
| noon and operated upon. but was too
weak 20 survive the shock. She was
the wife of Oscar l.. Void, who. With
| four small children. survives her. The
| body was taken to Larkin's undertak-
ing parlors to be prepared for ship
mont at 7:40 this evening to Milton.
| Morgan county. where funeral services
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Try loaf OF the FAMOUS pumper
nickle bread. Hess Bakery. =
On the Utah Division-Superinten
ent Whitney and Division Engineer
Maitland have departed on an inspec-
tion trip over the Utah division and
during their absence they will start
| improvement work at various points
along the line between Ogden and
Rawlins.
Today the sale of couch covers be-
gins. Wright's.
From the New York Central-O. E
Butterworth of the New York Central
road arrived from the east in his prl-
vate car and continued on west over
the Southern Pacific to join the Harri-
man officials at Pasadena
Hams, Hams, choice home-cured
smoked Hams. for few days only at
14c. Lindsay-Elite Market 1921 to %
Wash. -
Joe Young Herc-General Superin.
tendent Joseph H Young of the South
ern Pacific arrived from the east in
his private car this morning and
swung off the main line for brief
visit with friends at Salt Lake.
Easter chicks at Wrights. =
Insurance Represen;stive-AE e. Nc
Crystal. representing the farm depart.
ment of the Imperial Insurance com
NJ. Forristall today
Ladies, attend the Spring Millinery
Opening. Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. j. Warner. =
Flower Seeds for Distribution-Col
j. V. Nelson states that he has re-
ceived from UtahS senators one hun.
dred packages of government flower
seeds which he will distribute free oil
charge TO the flower fanciers of the
city as long as the supply lasts. The
packages contain generous assort
ments Of candytuft, dianthus, kocbia
scoparia mignonette and sweet peas
and are Of the best quality and purity
In anticipation of the Grand Army en-.
campment at Salt Lake next year. the
department at Salt Lake has received
from the government 300 packages OF
assorted flower seeds for distribution
among those who desire to beautify
their homes and incidentally improve
the general appearance OF the city dur.
ing the national convention. Seventy
Of the packages received are for dis.
tribution In Ogden and will arrive here
within short time.
Everything for everybody. Bell 333
Default In Divorce Case-Default OF
defendant was entered today In the
divorce case of Olive Barnes against
Walter Barnes.
Lewis good coal is the highest grade
of coal known to the trade. Phones
149.
Head of LYNNE CanaI-Janooe 1I,r,or