The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-11
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The Standard and Examiner SUBJ
scribers who have signed contracts
for the china plaques. should present
the same at the Standard office at
once, as there arc only 4 few OF them
left. Do not be disappointed if they
are all gone
Central Park sbyterian.-Church
corner Washington avenue and thirty
first street. Rev. s. c. c. Hickman.
pastor. Communion service IL i III.
Sunday school II 20. Bible study and
prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
o'clock All cordially invited TO
these services.
AMERICAS most wonderful farm
land A deep alluyial Delta deposit
of soil. Fine climate, Lithia. What
more do you want? Join the next
excursion Tuesday. April 13 $40,
pamberger Line, Western Land &
Investment Co, Rooms i15-16 Eccles
Bldg,
w. Hobbs and wife Of Preston, Ida
bo, arc visiting Ogden friends, they
being guests at the Arlington hotel.
Mr.. Hobbs is the proprietor OF the
Hotel sWilford of the little town OF
Preston. He states that things are
moving along very nicely in Preson
and other Idaho cities
Seriously injured.-DeIbcrt Young
the son OF Mrs Lucy Young. was run
over by a wagon In front of the power
house Thursday afternoon. having his
left leg badly crushed. ten stitches be
ing required TO be taken.
THAT Good CoaI"-2.OoO pounds 10
ton Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate. Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co. 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000.
j l.. Burton and wife of Bingham
arc spending a few days In the city
meeting with their many friends.
Lawn mowers. 81 IS. Alvord Bell 33S
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
er Made In ogden.
Funeral for Thomas CowIshaw.-
Funeral services over the remains of
Thomas Cowlishaw. Jr., Will be held
at 1915 today al the Fourth Ward
meeting house. Friends desiring to
view the remains may do so at the
house. 1884 Washington avenue, this
morning until 11;30 o'clock. Inter
n'ent will take place in the Ogden
City cemetery.
The cost is low. and the quality
high, Lewis Good Coal. Phones 1i9. =.
STORAGE at ccasokeole rates, 10
good brick building, II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft 6 Sons
Company.
Appointed Director General-Will-
lam II Rowe OF BoXelder county has
been appointed director general of
Utah'h exhibit at the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition by Governor Spry.
He will leave for his post OF duty with
in the next few days.
Blue Seal Butter Nut Bread is known
by its fine texture and flavor.
A remarkable sale of hand drawn
linen lunch scarfs will begin in
Wright's Art Department Monday
morning. The pieces are 80 inches
square, OF pure linen and In very good
patterns. The sale price will be $1.19
with a limit of two pieces To a Gus
toner,
Announce Directors Meetine.-The
Annual meeting of the board of direct
OrS Of the Weber club will be held
AT the club rooms tomorrow evening
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year. Ii will also. be the
occasion for the hearing and the con
sideration of the report of Secretary
Reynolds pertaining to the things done
by the organization during the past
year,
Kodak Finishing. TTIpp Studio $40 25th.
Easter dinner, try Ogden Canyon
Hot Springs Easter dinner. Hours l2
tc D. m. and to p. IN.
Railroad Company Pays Judgment.
In the personal injury suit of Mrs.
Mary Il, Neesley, which was tried in
the second district court and car
Iied TO the supreme court of the state.
the latter court confirming the judg.
ment OF the lawer court. Mrs Nees-
ley sued the railroad company for dam
ages, occasioned by the death of her
husband In railroad accident, some
thing aver year ago, and secured
judgment In the sum of $4,000, the
judgment to bear interest at the rate
o. eight per cent per annum. The
company has decided TO pay the judg.
ment, which now amounts to SIS. 500 Of
Burial Of Peter Oline.-Peter OlIne.
the unfortunate old gentleman who
was incinerated In burning building
on Grant avenue. last Sunday even.
Ing, was buried in the city cemetery