The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-06

| ira music afternoon and evening Good
| and late car service. Ogden canyon
natural hot salt mineral springs
Visiting Mrs. A. B. Patton.-Mrs
Geo. Nichols of Toronto, Canada, Is
| visiting with Mrs. A. 3. Patton.
| Back From Cslifornia.-Albert Kies-
! 81 reports an enjoyable winter spent
In Southern California, but he says
| he Is glad to return home.
Lawn mowers, SLIPS. Alvord Bell 3S3
Mrs. Emily Ellis Dead.-The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ellis
will be grieved to learn of the death
of Mr.. Ellis mother. Mrs. Emily
Ellis. which occurred mt the home In
Layton on Monday at l. 80 a. m. Fun
] eral services will be held at kays-
| Vile meeting house at o'clock. we'd
nesday. Remains may be. viewed
Wednesday morning. ,lnterment al
Kaysville cemetery
Wantcd-A bright boy to act as er-
rand boy. Call at the Standard.
A boy with, bicycle preferred. =
Coal Cars Dcralled-Union Pacific
trains No. and No. were delayed
| today by the derailm5nt OF four cars
CT q coal train at Red Desert, between
Green River and Rawlins. This wreck
occurred at a. m, the coal train be-
Ing east bound.
"That Good coal"-2,QO0 pounds 10
| ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate. Bambcrger Ogden Coal
Co., 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 2000-
Federal Grand Jury-United States
Marshal L. H. Smyth is expected here
Wednesday to serve subpoenas upon
Witnesses to appear before the federal
grand jury and upon the mon from
whom the jury willy be drawn
Hess Breud has been tae reader for
16 years. For your protection. our
name on every loaf, =
For Observation-Disclosures H. b. Arnold,
wife of Correspondent Arnold of the
Salt Lake Intermountain Republican,
was operated on this morning for ap-
pendicitis at the city hospital. Her
many friends will be glad TO know
that she rallied we'll from the shock
of the operation and that at present
her condition Is satisfactory TO the
attending physicians.
EARLY ACTION NECESSARY, II
you want an investment to sell at a
big profit. or II YOU want an irrigated
farm In a fertile country with glor-
ious climate, join our next excursion.
Friday, April End. Bamberger line.
Wenger. Rostan G. DeJulien, 415 &c
cles Bldg. =
From ST. .Mary's.-Miss Bernice r.
Kohn, who has been attending st.
Mary's academy at the capital, came
up from Salt Lake. Monday. having
decided to spend the Easter holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Kohn Of this city.
The Evening Standard and the Cos
S10.50. Paid in advance, $500. -
In a Private car.-The private car
"Mayflower'' Will arrive from the west
this afternoon, with +. A. Harkness
aboard.
Dance at 7th Ward hall Thursday
evening. =
He Made a Rough Houee-A lady
giving the name Of Miss Peterson ap-
peared before City Attorney DeVlne
this morning and swore 10 complaint
charging Jack Ferguson with disturb
Ing the peace Of herself and mother,
both residents Of lower Twenty-f1fth
street, 1t is claimed by the lady that
| Ferguson entered their home and pro-
| ceeded to raise trough house." pitch
ing out the furniture, throwing things
about. tearing down the electric light
| fixtures and in various ways making
himself considerable nuisance. Mr.,
Ferguson will be called upon to eX-
plain before the police judge in the
morning.
II Is 10 your advantage to buy B. &,
G. Butter and Cheese
First Car of oranges.-The first car
OF oranges to come over the Southern
Pacific from the California groves ar
! rived this forenoon. This is the fore
runner OF heavy shipments made up
OF entire trainloads. Oranges have
been arriving over the San Pedro road
/ for some time. but now the Southern
Pacific will increase the eastern
movement of fruit.
From Salt Lake.-Mr. Archibald
the latest employe at the Industrial
school. arrived from Salt Lake this
morning to enter upon his duties al
the institution.
Surveying On WaII.-The OgdeI
Rapid Transit company is making sur
veys along Wall avenue preparatory
to building south from Twenty-fifJf
street. Joseph A. West had his sur
yeyors In that part OF the city OF
Monday.
Murderer is HopefuI.-Nick Vekos
the self'confessed murderer Of Johr
Contos, and who was captured aftel
a two days man-hunt In the yicinit,
of this city. Is convinced that he
must stand certain amount of pun
ishment for his crime, but does no
seem TO realize tho probable outcome
of his conviction. While it is prob
able that he will forfeit hts life fo
the crime he has committed the MAJ
10 of the opinion that he will ge
about fifteen years in the penitentiar,
and even less II he behaves himsel
while at the prison. The officers hav,
not said anything TO disabuse hi
mind Of these convictions
Suit For $9o.-A suit for 500 an,
costs for labor performed. was file,
. with the municipal clerk today by A
W. Rogers VS.. the Utah Spray Manu-
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