The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
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Standard Oishes.-Samplcs of the
Standard subscription dishes can now
be seen at the Standard office. Our
dishes are semi-porcelaIn. imaorted
English goods. One 27-piece blue dec.
Grated set. 2-75. and one apiece plain
white set $500.
Purchasing Beef CattIe-L ]. Thorn.
as, business man of Malad Idaho
is In ogden purchasing beef cattle to
be shipped to the Idaho markets.
The betting bookmakers cause the
delay OF races. There will be no her
ting books next Saturday. July 24th
at the Fair Grounds. hence no deI,v
Home management guarantee. A race
every 20 minutes General admission
so cents.
Funeral Of Mrs. Lottie HANCOCK
Bishop H. w. Civilian conducted fu.
neral services for Mrs. Lottie Hancocl,
az the family residence, 234O Jeffer.
son avenue, yesterday afternoon at
4;SO o'clock The speakers were J.
w. +. Nolker. % Denkers. Herman
Van Brook and Bishop Civilian Mrs.
Mary Farley and Ernest Oburn rem.
dered appropriate solos The remains
were inferred In the City cemetery.
Idlewilj Is now open under new
management
Burial Of Mrs. Kammeyer-Funeral
services for Mrs. Sophia Kammeyer
were held at the First ward meeting
house yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Bishop d. H. Ensign conducted tho
services. The speakers were f. Neute.
boom, }. W. f Yolker. Albert Bell and
Bishop Ensign. Solos were rendered
by Mrs. Heber Warner and other Sc.
lectlons by the ward choir. A large
number OF the relatives and friends
Of the dead were in attendance. In.
terment was made at the City GENE.
terry
For wedding decorations Van der
Schult Floral Co.
Mrs, Della Keyes Laid TO Rest-The
remains OF Mrs. Della Mccarthy
KeyeS were laid to rest at the City
cemetery yesterday afternoon, follow.
ing impressive funeral services, held
at the Second ward meeting house.
The speakers were Saul Stephens,
Richard Douglas, Bishop Robert Nc
Quarric, President c. F. Middleton and
George Shorten. Music was furnished
by the ward choir, assisted by solos
from Gus Sander. Nearer Than I've
Been Before Miss Elsie Shorten,
Love Divine"
GARMENT SALE, so cts. per pair
and up. at Knitting Factory. 302 25th
street.
Funeral Of Ernest erown.-The fun
eral Of Ernest Brown. the city re-
corder, viii be held from the First
Ward meeting house at . o'clock Fri
day afternoon. The service viii be
in charge Of Bishop Ensign In ac-
cordancc with a request made short
" before Mr.. Browns death, one of
the speakers Will be Chief Of Police
Browning. The other speakers have
not been announced All Of the city
ifHces viii be closed during the hours
of the funeral on Friday. and mem
bers of the Ogden police force viii
attend the funeral in 4 body Out Of
respect for tho dead man, flags have
been flying at half-mast from the city
buildings today.
Buy Kodaks ana Supplies from The
TrlpP Studio. $40 25th st
Chief Forester conlne-Gifford Pin
chOt. head OF the federal forest ser
vice is expected in ogden early in
August His visit will be made the oc-
ca5ion for many conferences with
stockmen and others interested in the
administration of the forests in Utah
At present the forest policy Is work
ing smoothly. but with the forest area
and its other activities there are many
questions and experiments 70 be set
tied
E.z.money Kelly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly.
Wolff Damage Case.-A jury was
secured yesterday afternoon in the
personal injury case OF NJ. n. Wolff
against the Union Pacific Railroad
com pnny ct al and the work Of TAX
Ing testimony is now in progress in
the district court with Judge MauGhan
Of Logan presiding Only two wit
nesses for the plaintiff have been eX-
amlned so far, NJ. n. Wolh and Carl
c. Jacobson. Owing 10 extreme hot
weather at present. court cOnyenes at
o'clock a M. continues through un-
I'll ! p. m, and then adjourDs for
the day The railroad company has
about twenty witnesses for the de-
fense and the case will probably ex-
tend over into next week.
Hess Bread Is made IN a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Turning OF the First Sod.-Wlth
Mrs Thomas D Dee turning the first
spadeful OF earth at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning, actual work on the con
struction OF the Dee Memorial ho5pit-