The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-21
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REFERENCES

direct IToin the cIedu1eTy anu hoNc
fails to please.
The Lady Maccabees are all re
quested to be present at Review Tues
day, June 22. at 2:30 p. m. Business
| OF importance Is to be discussed.
L. JENNIE PROUT. R X. :
viii Go to coIorado-Mrs. c. H
Gosling of 2103 Adams is going tt
spend the summer at Colorado anc
Wyoming points.
Be sure and attend the sCarnatior
Ball at Sylvan Park, Tuesday evening
Three Cases Of Drunkenness-Johr
Dood,. man of over 20 years of age
was arrigned in police court this
morning on charge OF drunkenness
The old man did not attempt to deny
THE charge, but asserted that he hae
only a few drinks and consequent,
could not have been very drunk
rhe court was leniently inclined on
account OF the defendants age and
suspended sentence Of SO days
and ordered Doody to go and sin nc
more. S. C. Stallings. colored man
pleaded guilty to drunkenness and
was given the customary fine OF So OF
five davs John Mollett forfeited a
nke amount for similar offense.
Don't forget the CarnatIon Ball at
Sylvan. Tuesday evening. June %. :
Bancroft Has Been West-General
Manager W. II. Bancroft of the Ore
gon Short Line system and Superin
tendent Manson of the Salt Lake divi
sion OF the Southern Pacific arrived
,ot
private car, and later in the day con-
tinued on to the capital city. General
Manager Bancroft is returning from
a trip of inspection over the San Pc.
dro route, of which he is vice-presi-
dent and a director. and during his
absence visited San Francisco. return
ing to Ogden over the Southern Pa
| ciiic to Sparks. where he was met by
| Superintendent Manson.
| NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-We are
now in position to supply Ice Cream
OF the very best quality In any guam
tity. Griffith Ice Cream Co., 1910 21st.
Ind. phone 542. -
Railroad Men as Sports-Engineer
Fred Frolick and several other Rio
| Grande throttle artists returned last
evening from successful fishing trip
wherein they gathered in large as
sortment of the finny tribe.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry Sunday ex
cursion to Salt Lake, s1.00. Eight
trains Phone 1000.
A real refined resort-Lagoon. Soc
ExcuysionIsts coning-A standard
Pullman sleeper with Raymon-Whit-
comb excursionists on board Will ar
rive from the Yellowstone park Tues
day morning and, after a short So
journ at Ogden will continue east
over the Denver & Rio Grande sys-
tenn.
Sunday excursion to Salt Lake. s1,00
via Bamberger line.
New England Baptists,-Two stan
dard Pullman cars will arrive at Og
den early Wednesday morning with
New England delegates to the Bap-
tist convention at Portland. Ine del
egates are largely from Boston and
after spending short time at Ogden
will continue on to the north Pacific
cost over the Short Line route and its
connections.
Do you admire that snappy appear
ance in a home? 1t doesn't cost any
more Shreeve & Madsen, architects,
405 and 406 First National Bank build
ing
Exeursionists on a speciaI-A spe-
cial Union Pacific excursion train
with four or FIVE hundred people on
board from Wanship, Park City, Echo
and intermediate points will arrive at
Ogden Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
en- route to Saltair, Wandamere and
other summer resorts. Returning
east. the train will leave Ogden 1890
Wednesday morning,
COAL. celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr Phone 27.
Congregational EIection.-The an
nual meeting Of the Congregational
church and society will be held Tues
day. June 22nd, at D. m. The ques-
ton OF a minister for next year and
other matters Of interest TO the church
will come up.
WANTED-Dirt at the Fair grounds
Inquire at the Standard Office =
Pay Day on TWO Roads.-Both the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific pay
checks arrived this morning and the
heads Of the various departments of
the two systems have been kept busy
all day distributing the valuable slips
Of Hartman paper to small army Of
employees The Southern Pacific
checks are one day ahead Of time and
arrived just in time to give the boys
an opportunity to get them cashed
and attend the circus this afternoon
and evening.
FOR SALE-20,O 900 fine large toma-
to plants, 100000 cabbage plants. 300
good carnation plants. SOC to $1O0 per
doz. Fresh cut carnations, Csc per
dog. Phones Bell Sl3K. Ind. 3754A.
162 w 30th. -
Conference of Railroad Men.-Trafic
Director ]. c. Stubs OF the Hartman
system. with headquarters in Chicago.
arrived from the east in his private |
car attached to the west-bound fast |
mail train this afternoon, and, after a |