The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-17

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in the north coast metropolis. Dur
ing her absence Mrs. McGaw will also
visit friends at Tacoma and Portland,
returning to Ogden about August l.
A real refined resort-Lagoon, 50c.--
Migrants In Court.-A heavy grist
Of vagrants was presented for trial
In police court this morning. but ow-
ing to the fact that the arrcsting Of
flcers could not be present until the
afternoon. the cases were, one and
all, postponed until 3 o'clock.
COAL, celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr. Phone 81. -
, Return from the East-Superinten-
dent A. B. Stevenson OF the Utah divf-
sion OF the Oregon Short Line. arrived
from the east in his private car this
morning, accompanied by Train Mas
ter B. A. Campbell OF Ogden, Master
Mechanic Dave Hickey of Sparks,
Chief Clerk Plumhoff of General
Manager Bancroft's Office. Trainmas-
ter U. J. Ingling of Pocatello. Resi-
dent Engineer Thomas Fitzgerald OF
Ogden and several other operating of
ficials of the Hartman lines centering
in this city The party has been alb
sent on an observation trip in the
east for nearly three weeks, and re-
port an ENJOYABLE as well as instruct
i've vacation from active railroad du-
ties.
WANTED-Dirt at the Fair grounds,
Inquire at the Standard Office
Word From Mrs. Koerner-Mrs. H.
F. Wade has received word from her
sister In Los Angeles that the body Of
Mr.. Koerner woud not leave there
until Friday, owing to the delay in
communicating with Leslie Koerner.
who was out Of the city when his faith.
er died. The family will go by way Of
San Francisco, expecting to reach here
Sunday The time of funeral has not
been fixed.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. Sunday ex-
cursion TO Salt Lake, s1.00, Eight
trains. Phone 5000
Estate of Eliza Purdy.-An order
has been made by the district court,
appointing appraisers for the estate
of Eliza Purdy, deceased, and also
naming appraisers for the estate held
by guardians Of Myrtle ellis ct al.
Idlewild is now open under new
management
Must Discard Tobacco.-It is under
stood an order has been issued by the
chief Of the auditing department Of
the Union Pacific Railroad company,
prohibiting the use OF cigarettes and
forbidding clerks to use chewing to-
bacco while on duty in railroad offices
on the system.
Salt Lake G Ogden Ry. Sunday ex-
cursion to Salt Lake, s1,00, Eight
trains. Phone 2000
In the District Court-The Peter
Christensen probate contest case was
resumed In the district court this al
ternoon and the civil action of the
Hamilton Fire Insurance company
against Eli H. Pierce is on call.
No Row in the Park-The manager
OF Sylvan park denies there was dis
turbaDce in the park on Tuesday when
the patrol was called to cad a row
outside the park
RemodcIing the Grand.-The work
of remodeling the Grand Opera house
is now progressing with redoubled Wig
or, night force of workmen having
been engaged and a system of cleo
trio lighting having been installed to
facilitate matters. The new stage has
been entirely surfaced, stairways at
each end are being constructed to tho
dressing rooms below, the great sound
board Is being torn out and replaced
BY another of more approved design
and the four boxes on each side of tho
auditorium are already under way. In
stead of circular, the boxes will be
square with rounded corners, and will
seat six people comfortably. The big
electric sign at the entrance to the
mouse was taken down yesterday,
much TO the satisfaction of those
whose business places are located fur
ther south on Washington avenue.
Fred J. KieseI Recoverine.-Fred ].
kiesel continues TO improve and he la
now we'll out of immediate danger
HIS lungs arc clearing and no unfavor-
able symptoms have appeared. a,
though the patient Is quite weak. He
drank a cup of buttermilk yesterday,
the first nonrishment since his sick
ness Two trained nurses are in at.
tendance day and night The sick man
| continues In good spirits and talks
freely TO those who are allowed in his
| room.
Asks For oivorce-John H. Thomp-
son has brought an action for divorce
against his wife. alleging cruel treat
ment on her part. The parties were
married at Wahoo, Nebraska. In No
Vemoer, 1896. and have resided In Og-
den Tor the last two years.
| A marriage license has been issued