The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-03

around Plain City and large quantl-
ties of the beets viii be transported
over this extension OF the street car
company's tracks
Advertisers must nave their copy for
| the Evening Standard The evening be-
fore the day on which tho advertise
| ment is 10 appear In order TO insure
publication.
Funeral Wednesday-Funeral ser
vices over the romans Of Rosco Ives
! VIII be held at Bichey's chapel at ,
| o'clock. Wednesday afternoon. Re-
mains may be viewed any time before
? p. m.
The best carriage service at Aliens.
for pirate calls. funerals or operas.
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %, 412 25th street.
In Honor Of Nevius.-Invitations to
the reception 10 be given in honor OF
Commander-in-Chief Nevius and staff
bv the Women's Relief Corps at the
Commercial club building in Salt Lake,
on Friday evening Of encampment
week. have been received in Ogden.
COAL. celebrated Peacock. Rock
Springs nut. the summer coal John
Farr Phone 81. -
New High SchooI-lt is believed
that the work on the high school
building will be completed in time for
the opening of school in September.
Some time ago IT was thought the
work would 6e delayed because of
hitch between the sub-contractors, but
everything has progressed satisfactor-
lily so far. Superintendent Mills stat
ed today that he anticipated an at
tendance OF over 600 pupils at the
high school during the coming year.
From eIackfoot.-Mrs. Jos. H. Nc.
Cowan of Blackfoot Idaho, Is visiting
relatives in Ogden,
BACK From Lost Creek.-W. II. Will
liams and wife have returned from a
ten-days' outing on Lost Creek. where
they enjoyed the fine fishing.
Operated Upon-Architeot Woods Is
out of the hospital, after an operation
for appendicitis.
Purchases euneaIow,-W. H. Vor.
HES has sold his bungalow, at 2546
Fowler avenue, to Albert Scowcroft
Mr. Vorh!es has purchased two
acre lot on Thirteenth street, where
he Will build $4,000 bungalow,
Sold a House.-Martin r McFar-
land, through NJ. Skeen, has sold to
David r. Rcvor, a house and lot on
Twenty-eighth street. between Grant
and Lincoln. for $4,000
Suburban Lots Sold.-Garrison, Fos-
ter e Garrison have sold twenty three
lots in Lakeview addition for SIS a
lot This is good price for subur-
ban property
Twenty Acres Sod.-H NJ Porter
and F P. Ernest have sold to James
E. Halverson 20 acres on Harrison
avenue. north OF the Griffith place. for
$4,000. Mr. Halyerson is to sink an
artesian well in order to develop an
Independent water supply
Big Deal in sieht.-The Utahna
buildings are 10 be part of deal
which will result in a big building be-
ing constructed on that corner. ac-
oording TO current report,
Action for Rent-David Mattson, adj
ministrator OF the estate of John Con-
tos, deceased, has Instituted Sut
against James Balalanis and S Dul-
las 10 enforce the collection OF S1li
alleged TO he due FOR rent on Washing
ton avenue property.
Burglar Pleads ouilty-Frank Mat
tie was arrSigned in district court this
morning and pleaded guilty TO burglary
in the third degree Ia breaking into
the residence of John Wallin. He will
be sentenced Saturday.
Says He Is Not Guilty-Henrl
Kmtz, charged with robbing the resi-
dence OF Archie Bigelow. was taken
into court this morning and pleaded
not guilty TO the crime of grand lar
ceny.
Asks for OWorce-Mary Ellen Richie
has Instituted suit for divorce from
Thomas Richie The parties to the
suit were married in this city Septem-
ber 10, 1902 The complaint alleges
cruel and inhumau treatment, harsh
personal abuse and failure to provide
Set for August 16-Thc divorce case
OF Halle r Baker against Elmer H.
Baker has been set for August l6
Many Cases in Court-Therc will be
a setting Of cases in district court
Saturday, August IA, at 10 a M There
are now ffty-eight cases on the docket
two OF which are causes wherein mur-
der in the first degree is charged
Visit From Famous Prescher-Dr
llifl one of the great divines of the
Methodist church in the west and well
known to Utah people was an Ogden
visitor this afternoon making a trip
up Ogden canyon with Rev McCreery
He will 90 to Salt Lake for encamp-
ment week. Dr. Iliff appears as young
as ne did ten years ago and says he
is enjoying the best of health He de-
clares Utah is progressing and ne is
convinced the state has a great fu-
tuTe.
Death of F. H. Brown Franklin
Holroyd Brown son of Jesse F. and
Hannah S. Brown. died at the family
residence. 672 Twenty-second street. at
l 2 o'clock today, at the age Of % years,
> months and , days He was grad
uate of a local business college and
an exemplary young man OF sterling
qualities and highly respected by
large circle of relatives and friends
He was In the employ of the Utah
Light & Railway company until TAX