The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

because rOOtorS OitentimoS help to win
games. They are very anxious to re
turn yanquished foe TO Zion. and j
| little cheering, they contend. may be
the means OF accomplishing the de
sire dend,
Charles Rapp, OF the joint freight
J depot clerical force. Is out for tho
/ nomination for city recorder on the
Republican ticket, and In the primaries
tonight IT viii be demonstrated
whether n machine man is slated Tor
! the position-or wage-carner who
hns been Identified with local railroad
| interests for the past 2S years =.
Typhoid SpreadIne-Reports from
| the city health department today In.
dicate that typhoid fever is slightly
| increasing. Serious conditions are not
/ threatened. but in order TO keep the
disease within reasonable bounds. the
physicians have been instructed to re.
port all cases as soon as the diagnosis
is made. The health officer proposes
to keep a close record of tho disease
so as to not permit 1t to gain any
great beadway. There are but few
contagious diseases in the city and
the health of the children, generally.
Is very good
Republican Primaries tonight
at s o'clock. For place of meet
ing sec official call at the head of edi-
toTial column In this paper today, -
Are Married.-Carl Lehnert OF Elko.
New. and Julia Schneider of Weber
were married last evening by the Rev.
Tester.
COAL! Call up Parker & Co for
rates on lump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. =
Court at morean.-Judgc Howell
went to Morgan on delayed train No.
10 this morning to hold a regular ses-
sion of court
E-z.Money Keuy-Money to loan on
my good real eetate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
County Recorder Fces.-The fees
collected in the county recorders Office
for the month of September aggregat-
ed $265.05.
Send your want ads with the cash
to the Standard office. No want ads
taken over the phone
Fees In Clerks otfice.-Durlng the
month of September the fees collect
ed In the Office of the clerk OF Weber
county aggregated $46330. An item
lied account of these were filed this
morning
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult Jobl Scowcroft G. Sons
Company,
Married Last Evenine.-Archibald j
Han of ogden and Margaret NJ, Curse
of Hooper were quietly married last
evening by Bishop Robert McQuarric
A Laundress wanted at state School
for Deaf and Blind.
Mrs. James Varney and her son
Fred have been Kaysyille visitors dur
Ing the past week. They were the
guests Of Mrs. George ". Cross and
family,
In the baking OF Hess Bread all
hand work Is eliminated
Miss Vera Bonnemort of Kaysville
has been visiting Ogden friends for
a number Of days
All Ndul duNS4 lloHultulS lcI luC
Evening Standard must be paid In ad-
vance after October 1st, 1909. No cx-
oeption to this rule.
Mrs w G. Henderson. wife OF At
torney Henderson Of the forest SER
vice, has gone to her home in Massa-
chusetts, for few weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard tho evening be-
fore the day on which the ADVERTISE
ment Is to appear in order TO Insure
publication.
To Start on a Big Hunt-A. F. Pot
ter. of the forest service. and his
brother, F. w Potter. returned from
trip in the Sanpete country yester-
day afternoon and this evening they
will depart for the Bucksldn noun
tains In southern Utah, near the Ari-
zona line, where they will spend an
indeflnate time hunting moutain lion.
They will go by way of the San Pedro
route as far as Lund, IN Washington
county, and from there they will
travel overland to the hunting grounds.
Send your want ads with the cash
to the Standard office. No want ads
taken over the phone.
Doctors Are Recoverine-Doctors
Ezra C. Rich. w. c. MacCarty and A.
S. Condor. who were the victims of
an automobile accident In Ogden can
yon ten days ago. are much improved
and getting along remarkably well.
Drs. Rich and MacCarty left the hos
pital yesterday. DR.. Condor has re-
mained at his home since the accident
1t is anticipated that the physicians
will be able TO move about within the
next ten days when DR. MacCarty Will
go to Idaho TO visit his brother
Attended FuncraI.-Mrs. o. Eek
hardt and Mrs. G. B. Hart went to Nor
gan Thursday TO attend the funeral of
Joseph Littlefleld, who died last Sun
day from a paralytic stroke
Engagement .Announced.-Mr. and
Mrs. L T. F'rodsham announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Florence
Arnetn. TO Archie Austin linus Of San
Jose
Back From Omaho.-F. E. Lewis,
superintendent of the dining cars and
hotels OF the Hartman system. has re-
turned from Omaha.
Departed For Nit, Vernon.-L. ].
Dermody, chief of police of Mt Yer
non. Ohio, who has been visiting his
brother, Wm Derbody. wire chief of
the Western Union. departed for home
this morning. The chief was resi-
dent of Ogden years ago.
J. A. Munroe. general traffic man.
ager of the Union Pacific system with
headquarters at Omaha; j. A. Reeves.