The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16
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fruits In season. Try us -
Ernest Brown lmprovlne-Encour
aging reports were given out concern
Ing the condition of City Recorde;
Ernest Brown this afternoon Mr.
Browns brother. who was at the bed
side yesterday. stated that the family
is now looking for a recovery Fhe
first real nourishment for weeks was
taken by Mr. Brown yesterday, and
this morning he appeared TO be con
siderably stronger.
Rock Springs, Kemmercr. Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L.
Jones Coal Co. =
Here to Meet HIS Wfe-John C.
Derks, author of the Dogs and Dog
Feller" stories. was an Ogden visitor
yesterday afternoon, He came to this
city To meet his wife, who arrived from
Chicago last evening to join her hus-
band and make her home in Salt Lake.
From Salt Lake-Dan Sullivan. the
Salt Lake contractor and inventor OF
the Sullivan partitions, Is in Ogden
today looking after the work being
done on the new high school building
Were They Joy Rlders-Residents OF
Wilson Lane are trying to locate the
owner OF an automobile that smashed
a buggy at about 1880 o'clock yester
day evening The auto was going west
al fast mail speed while the occupants,
two women and girl in the rear seat
and man and boy in the 'front.' seat,
lnunched popcorn. They collided with
the buggy just east OF the Rio Grande
crossing, and -Teducted il to small
sUlinters, and, without stopping, sped
away toward the golden west In
cloud of dust that made 1t impossible
10 read the number
How Is it possible to tell whether
the meats are u S. Inspected. Simply
watch for the blue stamp on each piece
OF meat-"U. S. Inspected and Pass
ed" -
Two Sudden Oeaths-Word has
been received that the daughter OF w.
n. Schilllng formerly a resident OF
Ogden, died In Caldwell. Idaho, on the
day her mother died in New York, the
double bereavement being sudden and
unexpected blows to the father and
husband Mrs. Angel. his daughter.
was burned by an explosion OF an al
cohol lamp. the injuries proving fatal.
The cause of the wife'S death is not
known The family lived in Ogden
several years ago, when Mr.. SchilllnG
was vice-president of the Utah Ma
tIonal bank.
The successful Farmer will market |
his hogs ahead of his neighbor and !
receive the benefit of the high price, |
Now is the time TO bring them in. Og |
den Packing & Provision Co.
New Hinister-Rev. P Phi. Tester |
Is the new pastor Of the German Evan
gelical church. He arrived yesterday |
from Nebraska City.
No Danger From Diseased Meats if
you buy u. S. Inspected Meats. They
are Just as cheap, and they are guar
1rec from disease.
Now a Resident Of Parma-Johu !
Nelson. present city councilman OF |
Parma, Idaho, formerly a resident of |
Ogden, is here renewing old acquaint-
anCeS. He Is accompanied by his
mother. Mr.. Nelson has charge of
one Of Fred ]. Kiescl's prize stock
farms on which pcdigreed livestock
is raised He is also the owner OF an
extensive farm of his own near the
boundary line between Oregon and Ida
no He says Idaho is prospering and
the district around Parma and Arcadia
is destined TO support a large popu
lation.
FTey's Orchestra, six pieces, at the
Ogden Canyon Hot Springs, Sunday af-
ternoon and evening
Chapel Car-The Catholic chapel
car will arrive from Salt Lake at
o'clock this evening and will leave at
10 a. m, Saturday, for the north.
THAT Good coaI"-2 600 pounds to
n ton Rock Springs. Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co. 3121 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000.
Odd Fellows outing-Tbe Odd Eel.
lows excursion from Wanshlp, Coal
Vile, Echo and Intermediate points
rolled into the depot over the Union
Pacific this morning at IL o'clock
There were five coaches crowded with
members Of the three links fraternity
and their families. en- route to Lagoon.
anu du 'NNl 'pdtI WIS duutu 10 INC
train here TO accommodate members
of the order from this city II was a
happy. jolly crowd OF excursionists.
out for a good time. The special Will
arrive from the south tonight at
O'Clock
Frey's Orchestra, six pieces, at the
Ogden Canyon Hot Springs, Sunday af-
ternoon and evening.
lay-of at shops.-The usual Satur-
day lay-off will occur at the Southern
Pacific shops Saturday and about
three-fourths of the employees VIII be
given the regular enforced vocation
This is a fast age, everything goes
fast. especially Lewis Good Coal.
Phones 149.
Guests of Superintendent Ed
son. wife of President J. S. Edison of
The Kansas City and Southern rail.
road, accompanied by her family and
a party of friends, will arrive from the