The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-19


| late Yesterday afternoon. all trains on
the various roads centering at Ogden
orc arriving on time and track and
rood conditions generally are reported
In srsod shape, Notwithstanding the
recent heavy rain and snow storms.
| The best anthracite coal at John
Fairs. Phone 27. =
| See Utah Light G. Ry Co.'S ad about
| meters on this page. =
| Returned From Inspection Trip-Gen-
| oral Superintendent ]. NJ. Davis OF the
oregon Short Line arrived from the
north Wednesday night from a trip
7 of inspection over tho different lines
of that system, and left for Salt Lake
Yesterday morning, He will leave on
Monday next for New Orleans to at
tend a conference of general superin-
tendents Of the different Hartman
roads, and Will be accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Davis and party OF lady
friends from Salt Lake. Superlnten'
dent Davis Will be absent two or
three weeks, and the convention of
Hartman superintendcnts in the Cres-
cent city will occupy greater part Of
| a week.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. 10
good brick building. II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company
| Awarded Contract-The Bccles
| Lumber company has been awarded
| the contract for the construction of
the Peery apartment house near the
| corner of Twenty-flfth street and
| Adams avenue The building is
to be completed within six months
time
E-Z-Money KeIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly.
Representative Harvey P Randall is
confined TO his room because OF
sprained ankle which he suffered while
on the legislative junket to Provo last
Friday.
CoAL-Rock Springs. castle Gate
apd Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
153 West 9Th St Phones 1914.
Spanish War Veterans Meet-The
Spanish war veterans of the city held
their regular meeting In the veteran
f1remen's hall at the city building last
was attended TO.
A. w. Meek has returned from trip
to Los Angeles. He says that the
"city OF the angels is very quiet at
this time and that heavy rain storm
prevailed while he was in the city.
Birthday Annlversary-Miss Jean
nette Leak Will give a party at one
OF the moving picture theaters Satur
day afternoon in commemoration of
the eleventh anniversary of her birth,
and her sister, Eva will entertain at
Kensington party Saturday evening in
honor OF the birthday event
Returns From Grand Junction-Fred
NJ Tout has returned from visit TO
Grand Junction, after an absence from
home for number of days. Mr.. Tout
says that Grand Junction Is a pretty
lively little town. much commercial ac-
tivity being manifested there at this
time. The weather is fine there, he
says, the sun shining brightly and
Mr Tout travelled over the Rio Grande
and he states that the snow on Soldier
Summit, at the head Of Spanish Fork
canyon, is fully four OF Ave feet deep.
Passed Away Suddenly-Frank EAT
gyle, aged flfty-three years. died sud-
denly at the home OF his mother-inlaw.
Mrs. Frank Noble, at 1882 1-2 Wash
ington avenue, Wednesday, OF heart
failure and a complication Of dis
eases. Mr., Argyle had been employed
at the furniture store of G. o. Nc
Bride up to the day Of his death,
being III only few hours before he
suddenly passed away. He Is sur
vived by wife, one child and other |
relatives who reside In Nebraska. Fu-
neral services will be held at Richey's |
funeral chapel this afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. H. D. Zimmerman officl- |
ating.
Final Account Fled-In the matter
OF the estate Of Nels C. Flygare. de-
ceased, the executors. John c. Wat |
son, Christian Flygare ana NeIs Z. |
Flygare, in the district court yester- |
day, filed their final account and Pc
tltioned the court to make final distri- |
button of the estate. The final ac- |
count showed: Receipts, s1,658.11,
and the disbursements the same |
amount. The petition for final dIstri- |
button was granted by the court and |
a decree OF the court to that effect |
was uttered. The executors were |
thereupon discharged
Musical Event-It Is said that the |
musical event Of the season Will be |
given by the Mutual Improvement as
ISOLATION Of Weber stake at Weber |
academy hall on February "a. The |
entertainment is being given for the |
gram will be arranged by Charles |
Kent, Squire Coop and Professor Jo-
seph Ballantyne.
Commenced Civil Aotion-Yester-
day NJ. S Marriott commenced civil
action against John E. Mortensen to |
recover $3.50, alleged to be due on a
certain promissory note dated January |
/, 1903.
Made General DenIaI.-In the di-
vorce case Of Marie Nerdon against |
Thomas A Nerdon, the defendant yes
terday afternoon answered the allega-
tions OF the complaint, making a gen.
eral denial
Dr.. Powers Returns-Dr H. J. Pow
ers has returned from California and |
can be found at his office over tho |
Utahna drug store, ready for business. |
The doctor says his California trip |
has much improved his health.
Matter Under AdvIsement-In the !!
case of the Bankers Reserve Life
company against Edward H. Delame-