The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-26


Catholic church. Friends wishing to-
see him in the csslSct may call at the
family residence No. 31S Twenty
fourth street. this evening and to-
morrow until the hour OF the funeral.
Interment will be in the City Gene
terry.
Died at go Years OF Age-Knute
Emmertsen died in Huntsville Friday
after an illness which dates from last
February when he WAS struck by an
automobile and severely injured He
was born in Denmark. March "a, 1929.
He leaves wife, who is blind, and
six children. The funeral will be held
Monday.
AppIes Perfectly Preserved-D- e.
, Browning. who lives on stephens
avenue, has found new preservatiVe
for apples. He packed apples. raised
at Uintah. in sand and yesterday un-
covered them and found them as firm
as when they were picked. Samples
OF the apples were left at the ONCE.
Now in Los AneeIes-W. d. Forbes.
f; who was a teacher Of chemistry Ill
tn High School, is now In Los An
geles, representing mis- patent skirt
filter which is proving an excellent
seller. He is repeating the success
he met with in Utah Mr.. Forbes. AS
an educator, was among the foremost
in the city, and his friends say be
merits the greatest success possii<'
in his new field OF labor.
Expected Home.-W. H. Chevers of
the Hartman Joint freight depot Is
expected home this evening from an
outing of three weeks in Gentle val.
ley, Idaho.
Will Leave For Denver-Mrs. Ed
ward Bichsel Will leave tonight for
trip to Denver over the Union Pacific,
Epworth League Excursion.-Local
Hartman officials have been advised
that an Epworth League excursion OF
forty people will reach Ogden on the
morning of July 9, en route east over
the Rio Grande from a trip TO the Seat
tie exposition and through the Yellow
stone Park
After a Months Visit.-Mrs. e. c.
Manson will return to her Ogden home
Sunday morning after a months visit
with relatives and friends at Dayton,
Ohio
DAUGHTER of Stubbs.-Miss Helen
Stubs, daughter OF Traffic Director
Stubbs of the Hartman system Will
arrive at Ogden from the east Sunday
morning en- route to the Pacific coast
for the season.
viii Attend ConVentlon.-Supe
tendent Frank NJ. briggs of the State
School for the Deaf and Blind at OG-
den left today for Chicago TO attend
the convention of instructors for the
deaf and blind. and will be absent two
or three weeks. Mrs. briggs and the
family are spending the heated sea-
son with friends and relatives in Cal.
ifornia,
Women Held at Laeoon.-The lad
les Of the Sewing Circle, who went to
Lagoon Friday, have resolved never
to 90 there again. They attempted to
take the 7:13 ps m train for home,
but the gates were locked to prevent
them boarding the cars, although the
gates were Immediately opened to al
low Salt Lake eXcursionists to enter
They complained to one in authority
and were told that were the gatekeep
er to allow them TO depart he would
lose MS pOSltlOH OHS ldu} III lue
party left Il baby home, expecting to
return in three or four hours and she
pleaded with tears in her eyes to be
allowed to take the early tain, but
was denied the privilege. When the
Gas train from Ogden arrived at La
glon last evening it did not stop long
enough at the resort to allow those
aboard to alight before the train was
started again and two passengers werN
carried a mile beyond Lagoon before
the train was finally stopped and
they were compelled 10 walk back to
the resort. Complaints against the
Lagoon management are pouring into
this Office
At the Tabernacle Sunday.-Quar-
terly conference OF the North Weber
Stake will be held at the Tabernacle
Sunday at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. The
speakers will be Bishop Chas. w Nib
ley and Apostle Geo. F. Richards, and
there will be special music. In the
evening aF7:30 the NJ. /. associations
will be in conference.
Will Visit in the East.-Mrs. NJ. f.
Malone and family. 5SS Twenty fifth
street, leave Tuesday to visit Baltl-
more and other eastern cities.