The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
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REFERENCES
NTEO-GiRGS AT UTAH CAN
MING FACTORY, ONE BLOCK FROM
STREET CAR LINE. =

NIN6 FACTORY, ONE BLOCK FROM
STREET CAR LINE.
Pioneer Of Weot Weber oead-At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Thomas
Hardy. passed away after long i'll
ness. lie was born in Leicester
england. February %. 1928, joined the
Latter-day Saints In lS4S. cmigratec
TO Utah in 1862 and settled in 1865
at West Weber. where he has since
resided, Mr. Hardy was one of the
first directors of the Ogden Taber
nacle choir in the early COS. was
director Of the West Weber choir for q
number OF years. aud sang in the West
Weber choir until stricken by his last
illness. He is survived by two sons.
Alma and William. and by eleven
grandchildren and seven great-grand.
children. Funeral services will he
held In the West Weber meeting house
! Tuesday afternoon al one o'clock
lnterment VIII be made In the West
Weber cemetery.
For wedding decorations Van der
! Scbuit Floral &C, =
Files Suit for Oivorce-Iohn II.
Malone has filed suit for divorce in
I the district court against his wife,
Mamie Shryer Malone. Malone
claims that they were married IN
Chicago. April &c. 1908. The couple
| lived together for about one month
! and his Wife refused TO live with him
any longer, He came out TO Utah and
his wife remained in Chicago After
repeated invitations to join him. she
has refused and now comes the petit
ton for divorce,
E-Z-Money KeIly-nfoney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
Asks Relief for Official Capacity
Charles II Barton asks the district
court that he be discharged from his
position as receiver for the Ogden
Sanitarium company. The affairs of
the company have been Strengthened
out and he wishes TO be released from
his official capacity
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building If you need any
-oom. consult Jobl Scowcroft G. Sons
Company.
Sake CONFERENCE.-The quarterly
conference OF the North Weber Stake
of Zion Will be held in the Ogden Tab
ernacIe, Sunday, September 20, at 10
O'Clock a. m. and 7;30 p. m. The
reason for there being no afternoon
session is on account OF the visit of
President Taft The choir will be In
attendance at both sessions. 4 cor
dial invitation is extended to all mem
bers OF the stake and all others de-
string to attend to be present.
Buy your drugs at Five Points Drug
store A new and complete stock of
drugs under new management.
Death Of Mrs. Purdy-Warner.-Mrs.
Louisa Frances Purdy-Warner died at
the home of her son. Oliver Purdy,
236 Twenty-eighth street. this morning
at 9;25 after a lingering illness of pa
ralysis. The deceased was born In
England June 10. 1913. and came to
this country in 1873. She is survived
by two sons, one living In Ogden, and
the other In Milford. Oliver Purdy,
at whose home Mrs. Warner died. is
In Nevada, but he and his brother al
Milford have been advised by wire of
their mothers death Arrangements
for the funeral Will not be made until
the sons are heard from.
COAL, celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut. the summer coal John
Farr. Phone q, -
Died In Gden.-Mrs. Sarah N. Car
yer. one OF the pioneers of Eden, died
at her home in Eden. last evening of
general debility. Mrs Carver was
born in England January 90, 1913. and
emigrated TO Shis country in the early
days She is survived by a husband
three sons and one daughter. all of
whom reside at Eden aand Plain City
Funeral services win be held at l D
NJ. Sunday. at the Eden meeting
house The body will be buried In
the Plain City cemetery.
Buy your coal from Aseal Farr Coal
Co. Dealers In all kinds of coal. Ind.
14l. Bell 256.
Lecture sunday.-Elder Ben f.
Rich. president of the Eastern States
mission. Will deliver a lecture in the
auditorium OF the Weber Academy
building. Sunday evening. The lee
ture Will be given under the auspices
of the Sixth ward blshopric
WANTeo-GIRLs AT UTAH CAN.
MING FACTORY. PEAlERS $3.50
TO $500 PER DAY. i
Stranger Dies.-Harry knight,
stranger. died at the county infrmary
yesterday afternoon OF acute tuber-
culosis He WAS taken 10 the infirmnry
only a few DAYS ago Before dying the
man stated that his father. Charles
knight. Is well-to-do and that he lives
in England He also said he had a
slster living somewhere in Canada
Word has been sent to the father and
the body viii be kept at Llndquists
morgue until he is heard from. The
deceased was abour thirty years of
age.
In the baking of Hess Bread all
hand work is eliminated
Death Of A. w. Putnam.-Amos w
Putnam. formerly a prominent cloth
Ter. but retired from business. died at
469 Thlrty-nrSt street Friday after
noon.
Marriage License.-A marriage H.
cense was issued this morning 10 Holt
Miller and Katherine Shambler. both
of South Dakota and. both OF legal
age
A Lucky Strike-"Thc Coal" $500
and up, POOL lbs. In every ton. Shurt'
nG & Co. Phones is.
coAI-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
ib2 West 27th St Phones 1914