The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-09

| presided and three members Of the
stake presidency fifteen high council.
men, one high priest, ten bishops and
Isl ol the laborinC priesthood respond.
ed TO the roll call Instructions were
| given for the welfare of the work.
1dlewlld Is now 9pen under new
| management -
Were Selling Fish-Hans Nichalsen
and WIN Hall were taken at the Her
mitaSe yesterday by Game Warden A
h MoyeS and his deputy, Thomas w.
Stokcr, for selling fish caught with,
out license. They probably will be
brought 10 Ogden for trial.
For wedding decorations Van der
Schuit Floral Co =
Spent Day at Hermitaee-The fol.
lowing persons went up to the Hermit
age Saturday night and spent Sunday
at that place: w D McMillcn. Will
lam H. Tibbals, Miss Mildred Tibbals,
a. II. Sconberg and wife and C. II.
Doolittle and wife, all of Salt Lake.
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ Spargo. Miss
Spargo, Pam" and Miss Evelyn Hen
! dershot of Ogden.
Ice Cream Conos. at Wrlght's Candy
| Department, SC
Mrs. Holmes lmprovine-Mrs. Ellen
Holmes of North ogden, one of tho
women who was hurt In the circus day
runaway. is still In bad condition but
II is thought that she will soon re-
cover. William WoodGeld and his
wife although both received a violent
oh n kfncy
Is thought that they Will be out before
long.
Buy Kodaks ma Supplies from The
Tripp Studio. $40 25th St -
Strikes Good Flow Of Water-Will-
lam w. Barker, who for some time has
been endeavoring to get flow of wa
ter for his prospective building site.
has succeeded In striking the best
flow that has been seen in North Og-
den.
e-z-Moncy ke'ly-nIoney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
Mrs. Eliza S. O'NeiIl Laid to Rest
Funeral services were held over the
remains of Mrs. Eliza S, O'Neill at the
uintah meeting house yesterday after
noon at o'clock, President Alma
Keyes presiding. The ward choir rem
dered several appropriate selections
and words of consolation to the be-
reaved family were spoken by Samuel
e. Dye. c. ]. A, Llndquist. George Al
len, George Kendall. Charles Fernellus
and Robert Gale Mrs O'Ncill was
a pioneer of Weber county and a faith
ful worker In ward circles There
was large attendance and the floral
offerings were profuse Interme0t was
made in the Uintah cemetery.
Hess Bread is made In a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Tabernacle Choir Traln.-Nearly all
of the berths in the ogden special car
which is to be attached 10 the train
carrying the Salt Lake tabernacle
choir TO the Seattle exposition, have
been disposed of, The train leaves
Ogden about 9 p m. on the evening
of August 2l.
Grand Army Veteran Likes Ogden
A. j, Hertzler. national delegate to
the C a. r convention from the de-
partment of Pennsylvania. has been
an Ogden visitor for the last few days
Mr. Hertzler said I have been in
Ogden since last Tuesday and / think
shall stay here throughout the en-
campment, ! heard that thev were
being hard pressed in Salt Lake for
room and liking the looks OF ogden
decided that | would keep a good
thing while had it. I expect very
large delegation from Pennsylvania
and they viii arrive in Salt Lake in
the morning Mr. Hertzler has been
away from home about two months
and has taken in the Seattle fair He
Is registered at the Healy.