The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-04
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| HOydI italian 6ano.-EllGry ROSdl
Italian band, numbering fifty pieces
under the direction of Signor Gargi-
ulo. passed through Ogden Yesterday
en- route TO Salt Lake where they viii
play at Satair until August Is, re-
| turning to ogden TO open the new
Orpheum theater on that date
STORAGE at reasonable rates. in
good brick building, If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
| Company.
Veteran Firemen In New Quarters
| The ogden Veteran FiTemcn's NSsocl-
alton met last evening in their new
! quarters in the city hall. and decided
! 10 hold their annual outing at the
| Hermitage some time In the near fu-
| ture, a special committee consisting
| of Il b. Paine Hyrum Goodalc. and
| Washington jenkins, was appointed to
make arrangements for the festivities
and to report at special meeting
which Will be held next Tuesday even
| ing.
IdlewIlJ Ia now Jpen under new
management -
| SOlO Ok TluUuTCO TlpISC5-'bdl-
mann and Quisenberry, the horse deal
ers. sold over six hundred head of
horses at the stock yards.
For wedding decorations Van der
Schuit Floral Co
Petition Filed-MrS Louise Swan
Van Tassel has filed a petition with
County Clerk Nye. protesting against
the distribution Of money in the mat
ter Of the estate of Emily Richey The
! petition was accompanied by the VIII
Of the late Miss Richey, and Mrs. Van
Tassel prays for a different dlstribu-
tion OF the money to the persons
named therein,
Ice Cream Cones. az Wrighrs Candy
Department. sc.
Fees CoIected.-The county record
er yesterday filed the report of the
fees collected In his office during the
month Of July. amounting to SPILLS.
Buy Kodaks oud Supplies from The
TriDp Studio. $40 25th ST. -
Union Pacific Files Notice Of Ap-
peal-The Union Pacific railway,
through It's attorney, Farley l.
Williams. has filed notice OF an appeal,
in the case Of NJ \. Wolff VS. the
Union Pacific railway and the Ogden
Union Railway and Depot Co. Wolff
| recently received judgment of $4,000
in the district court and now the
railway people are appealing for a new
! trial.
E-z.Money KeIry-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo, J. Kelly.
Mormon Converts-Fivc carloads Of
Mormon converts will pass through Og-
den this morning on their way to salt
Lake.
Hess Bread is made 10 a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Rhode Island Veterans in Ogden
| Two coaches filed with c. A, r people
from Rhode Island passed through Og,
den yesterday enroute to the Yellow
stone National park The party is un-
der the command of Assistant Adju-
tant General Chase Of the department
of Rhode Island one of the party
asked Depot Master Fuller the dis
tance from the station TO the noun
tains and when Fuller told him tho
mountains were about ten miles dis
lant the whole party wore that Il know
you are . liar but hate TO say So eX-
preston. which was amusing to the
wise ones
Returned from TriP-A G, Fell, af-
ter making a tour of the east and re-
turning via the northwest, reports a
most pleasant trip Mr., and Mrs.
Fell left for New York July 4, joining
their son. a, G. Fell, Jr,, and daughter
Miss Goldie. who had been visiting in
Montreal. New York City and other
! eastern points, at Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and other places of interest were
visited before leaving for Duluth by
the way of the Lake steamship line
The trip over the Great Northern to
Seattle was greatly enjoyed. One
week was spent at the Alaska-Yukon
exposition. where they were joined by
another daughter, and a week in Oak
land completed a most pleasant trip.
Case Set for August 12-The contest
over the estate of John r. Manning.
deceased, will he heard in district
court on the morning of August II.
Funeral Today-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains of Roscoe Ives
Will be held at Richey's chapel at
o'clock this afternoon The remains
may be viewed at any time before 2
O'Clock.
lyor Lawson Wins-The first OF the
series of championship bicycle races
| in salt Lake-the ten-mile open pro-
feSsiOnal lap Tace-WaS won by IYOr
| Lawson last night. and he cut the
record made b. Mcfarland from
21:2G As TO 2O:35 So The amateur
two-mile handicap record was reduced
from 1853 as TO 3:05 by Phil Wright,
Funeral Services Held Yesterday
| At the family residence in West OS-
den Yesterday, the funeral services for
| little Linden Wheelwrlght were held
at o'clock, Bishop Edward A. Bing
ham presiding Members OF the Will
| son ward choir rendered appropriate
musical selections and many floral
| tributes were brought to the casket.
| Elders Samuel Walker, Thomas b.
| Wheelwright Il. A. Larkin and Bishop
! bingham offered words Of consolation
10 the bereaved family. lntermcnt
was made In ogden city cemetery.
| Deputy Sheriff Buffers of Morgan
WAS in ogden Tuesday. Mr.. Buffers Is
one of the best known men in the
"Spud" county, and has a host Of
friends in this community
| Shorthand Known TO Romans