The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07

ed and the rooms were dito6StueI uoo
cold for the comfort of the students
until after noon
Buy your Approved" garments at
the Utah Knitting Co. They make
them. Sale now on. 302 25th St
Line Completed to Plain City.-Thc
street car line to Plain City is prac-
ticaIly completed. and the shipment
of sugar beets over the system soon
VIII be commenced The people of
that section are rejoicing over the adj
vent of the road. II places that com
munity in direct communication with
Ogden and also places the farmers,
business men and all at a great adj
vantage in the moving OF freight.
Charles Cafeteria a winner. l31
25th street.
From, Baker City, T. Mittauer
and wife of Baker City. Oregon, are
Ogden visitors for a couple of weeks.
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mad
son. MI Mittauer Is well known in
ogden. having spent a number OF
years here in the railroad commits.
sary. He is now the proprietor of
the Geieer hotel in Baker City.
2oo1 POUNDS in each ton. Have
YOU thought about Anthracitef You
should and order at once. Shurtliff &
Co. Phones is =
To Attend the ConvcntIon.-David
Eccles and Mrs Eccles departed this
morning for Denver. Colorado, where
Mr. Eccles will attend the national
convention Of Street Car Men. Sup
crlntendent Joseph Bailey is already
there and Secretary IA H Rolapp Will
leave ogden Saturday morning for the
convention.
Coal. call up Parker G Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Electric FountaIn-The four nool
posts for the electric fountain in Cen
trail park have arrived, and the work
OF making wire connections is now In
progress. II is anticipated that the
new corners will be installed in the
course of a few days and the foun-
tain be opened in its perfected form.
DIR. EPPERsoN's
Dental office Is now on the third floor,
First National Bank Bldg,
Birth and Oeath-A girl was born
TO Mrs. Joseph Critchlow last evening,
but the child hardly survived the night
on account OF heart weakness. The
little body was buried this afternoon.
noon,
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek, Gillette Coal Co.
153 West 2Tth St Phones 1914.
Called to Cement PIant-Chairma
o. 3 Madison of the board OF county
commissioners made hurried trip 10
the cement plant in Weber canyon
This morning on official business, He
says the work of macadamiZing the
county road between Ogden and the
Davis county line is moving along
nicely, and that the road practically
will be finished before freezing wealth
er sets in,
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ l.. Jones Coal Co. Ind.
40 Bell 499K.
Recovering Health-Mrs. Packer of
1929 Grant avenue is recovering slow.
ly from an attack of rheumatism.
Anthracite Coal.-Ffll your bin be
fore cold weather, Phone u, John Farr
Here from Evanston-Mrs. R. z,
Chambers and daughters, Misses Edith
and Irmn. of Evanston. Wyoming. arc
visiting Mrs. ]. A. Bennett. ESQ Twen
ty-ninth street
Call Allen, phones 90, for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
a specially. Also prompt delivery of
baggage, 412 25th.
Young Boy Oead.-Enoch Moronl
Larsen, the 15.year-oid son OF Mr.
and Mrs John Larsen, died at the
family residence at West Weber this
morning of stomach trouble, after an
Illness OF two weeks The deceased
Is survived By a father and mother
and eight brothers and sisters. Fun
eral services viii be held at the Tay-
lor meeting house, Saturday afternoon.
at l o'clock. The body Will be buried
in the West Weber cemetry.
En- Route to Los Angeles. -Fifty-one
delegates to the centennial conyen~
tion of the Deciples OF Christ passed
through ogden this morning from Los
Angeles The convention VIII be held
at Pittsburg, Penn. October IL and
Is The party came from California
over the San Pedro railroad.
Held to District Court,-The pre-
liminary hearing OF Z. ]. Dwyer and
II T Van Horn. charged with steal
Ing SIS from a Jap. September 27th.
was concluded yesterday afternoon and
the Municipal Judge this morning
bound them over to await the action
of the district court, in the sum OF
$500 each.
Will Be Gone Three Oays.-Super-
intendent w. A. Whitney and Divls-
ion Engineer Maitland left this morn
Ing for a trip of inspection over the
Utah division OF the Union Pacific.
They expect to be gone two or three
days.
6urlcy, Idaho, Crops-H. n. Owen
has returned from a six weeks trip to
Burley. Idaho. where he has business
interests. He states that the CONNER
cial conditions at Burley are favorable.
but that the crops have not been up
10 the standard this wear. due, princi-
pally. TO the fact that the farms did
not get water early enough in the
spring 10 give the crops a good start