The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

/ held at the Fifth ward meeting house
today at II o'clock The remains may
be viewed this morning between the
hours of and 11;3o o'clock at Lar
kin's undertaking parlors. The inter
ment Will be made In the city GENE
tcry.
Premium Llst-Read the premium
list Of the Four-State fair to be held in
Ogden this year. published in today's
paper, and then save it.
Hams, Hams. choice bome-cured
smoked Hams, for few days only. at
14c- Lindsay-Elitc Market 1921 to %
Wash
Why is It different, and better than
| all others? Lewis Good Coal. Phones
1i9
Everything for everybody. Bell 333.
Using Nelson's Name-Battling Mel.
con, the lightweight champion, com
planned to the Chicago police last
night that two men had been using
his name in New Mexico and Texas III
swindling hotel keepers. banks and
theaters.
Cut Out the liet-Cut tho premium
list out of today'3 paper for the Four
State fair, to be held in Ogden. The
list may not appear again in this
paper.
STORAGE az -casoLaple rates. 10
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft G. Soma
Company.
Funeral for Dominic .VituIlo-The
funeral Of Dominic Vitullo was held
at the funeral chapel OF I4arkn & Sons
yesterday afternoon and the remains
were buried i'll the Ogden City Gene
terry
SHADE TREES Of all kinds ar
MooRE's NURSERIES, 1866 Wash.
Ask for price lists.
LARGEST RESERVOIR IN UTAH.
Takes first place in point of size, irri-
gales $4,000 acres of land In Millard
county, Utah Excursion next Tues
day, March 23rd. Information and 1t
erature Wenger Rostan and do Julien.
l15 Ecclee buildln. :
Aged Pioneer Dies in Uintah-MIs.
Maria Farrow died at the family resi-
dcncc in Uintah last night of general
debility, 1T the age of 76 years. The
deceased was born in England and
came 10 this country about thirty
years ago. where she resided the re-
niSinder OF her life, she having made
her home In Weber county a major
PORTION of the time, after emigratine
To America The deceased was the
wife of the late Samuel Farrow. Sho
is survived by Six daughters and one
scn. Funeral services VIII be held at
o'clock p. m, Monday, at the uintan
meeting house and the interment OF
the remains will occur in the Ogden
City cemetery.
GRASS GREEK LUMP COAL, sa.co
at yard Castle Cate, Clear Creek.
Rock Springs. ALWAYS on hand. Coz
aurIers' Coal Co. A. a. Shaw. Mgr
Phones 41S.
II you are particular in having the
oleanest and best In your daily bread,
YOU can not afford to buy any other
than Hess Bread Our name on ev-
cry loaf, -
Coming to oeden-The Chicago |
Symphony Orchestra company will ap-
pear In the Grand opera house of Og.
den MAY II under the management |
Of the Ogden Tabernacle choir. The |
afternoon program Will consist of or
chestral and vocal music, the evening !
program 10 be the rendition of the |
great oratorlo "Lasrus." the produc- |
tion Of which VIII occupy about three, |
quarters OF an hours time. The bal |
ance Of the evenings entertainment I
will be given TO orchestral and vocal |
numbers.
Kodak Finishing. Tripp Studio. $40 25th-
To WheeiNright Bros, for lumber. -
Aged Resident 70 Smithfield Dies in
o9dcn-William MiclSle of Roy dice at
his home yesterday afternoon at |
O'Clock of apoplexy at the good old |
age of 81 years. after a brief Illness. |
The brother Of the deceased former
commissioners OF Cache county, who
resides at SmithNeld. Cache county.
has been advised of the death. and |
he Will arrive here this morning to |
make arrangements for the shipment
oi the remains to Smlthfeld, where
inc body viii be buried Mr.. Mlckle
was a former resident OF SmithGeld.
ana II was his wish that his body be
iaid To Its final rest iu the cemetery
there. The body Is being prepared for
shipment at the undertaking parlors
OF Larkin &c Sons.