The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-08

| City cemetery The surviving rela
tives are wife and one child.
CoAL-Rock Springs Castle Gate
and Clear Creek, Gillette Coal Co.
I55 West S7th St Phones 1914. =
, Miss Nancy J. Sohramm.-The fu
neral for Miss Nancy j. Schramm
was held yesterday at the Congrega
| tional church at IL a. m, the Reverend
! L. |. Goshen of Salt Lake conducting
the services. The funerai was large
" attended by friends and relatives
ings were brought to the bier. The
interment took place In the City Gem
etery.
The Evening Standard and the Cos
mopolitan Magazine cost for 6 months
S525, when paid In advance $3.50. =
win Be Buried in Oeden.-Alfred
Wood the seven.year-old son or MIR
and Mrs Charles Wood. died at Butte.
Mont. last Tuesday of leakage of the
heart The body of the deceased Will
arrive In Ogden this morning and fur
neral services Will be held at Lar
kin's funeral chapel this afternoon
at ? o'clock Mr.. and Mrs, Wood were
former residents OF Ogden valley and
their many friends will be panied to
learn of their bereavement
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
er Made in ogden.
Buried In Plain city.-The funeral
for Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson was
held at the Plain City meeting house
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bish-
op Henry Garner presiding. The ward
choir furnished music for the occas-
ion and Harry Brown rendered an ap-
propriate vocal solo. The funeral was
largely attended by relatives and
friends The speakers were Patriarch
George w Larkin, Elder Folkman.
Bishops w. L. Stewart, George w
Bramwell and Henry Garner. The
body was buried In the Plain City
cemetery.
Rock Springs, Kemrnerer. Castle
CITE. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. l.
Jones Coal Co
Was In Fighting Mood.-Charlie
Pumphrey. employed at the Alvord
secondhand store. made things lively
about the police station yesterday aft
ernoon and several official skulls were
bumped together before the obstrep-
erous fellow was subdued, 1t seems
that Charlie appropriated some article
from the stock of merchandise where
he is employed and proceeded to ex-
change 1t for bad whiskey. This put
him In fighting mood and he was
jailed only after a heroic struggle
against considerable odds.
SHADE TREES of all kinds a,
MOoRE'S NURSERIES, 1866 Wash.
Ask for price lists.
Church Services Good Friday.-Gcr-
man Evangelical St Pauls church at
Lutheran church, 23rd and Jefferson
streets, G. He'll. pastor. residence 4S6
,0th street. Services will be held
April ., Good Friday. at S p. M, April
II, Easter Sunday. at p. m. with the
celebration of the Lords Supper.
Monday 18th, at 1880, the scholars OF
he Sabbath school will render q we'll
elaborated Easter program. All Ger
mans and friends Of the congregation
ire cordially invited.
For fancy painting and decorating.
all on or address f. E. Weberg, 325
tn street -
Services in Episcopal church.-The
bird meeting to he held during Pas |
ion week was held in the church Of |
he Good Shepherd last evening at s |
'clock. There was a large attend
nee, Wednesday Of Passion week be-
ng the day of Retirement" the Rev |
Y. w Fleetwood. rector of the church. |
welt upon that incident In the life Of |
,hrist All the ministers OF the var
)us churches in the city were In at
endance, and had some part in the
vening services. A solo was rendered
y Miss Frances Joyce The fourth
ervice Will be held tonight In the
'aptist church. at O'Clock. All are
invited to attend
coaI-Rocky Mountain Rock Spring
'oal, $500 at yard. Phone 27. John
arr.
Famous Jockey Here.-The famous
orse jockey. c. A Graham. Is, In the
ity from the coast and Will remain
ere until after the horse meeting on
he Ogden track next month. He
, the advance manager for Jim Led-
y who has a fine string of horses
hat will be in tho race this year. Mr.
Iraham is among the foremost jock
Us of the Pacific coast and he says
@ will mount some of the fastest
orses on the Ogden and Salt Lake
CURSES this year.
E-z-money kelly-Money to loan on
ny good real estate. Geo. }. Kelly.
Expects Many Horees.-H. H Nc
yer, the advance representative for
VILLAIN Murray, who will have the
of the racing on the Og-
en- and Salt Lake tracks this season.
tates that Mr Murray has written
I'm from San Francisco, that q good
cal of interest is being taken by tho
lrf men of the coast IN the coming
acing season on the Ogden and other
Ttah tracks and that horsemen are
oming here to run their horses this
ear. Mr.. Murray also writes that he
ad listed good bunch OF horses
rom San Francisco and is anticipat-
lg like success In the coast towns
the northwest and In Butte, Mon
ana
Viaduct Will Be CompIeted-EngI-
eer Campbell, who has supervised the
obstruction Of the viaduct, informs
lis paper that the bridge across the
racks will be turned over to the city
I ogden on MayIl. after which the
ity viii be in charge of the repair OF
ne roadway over the structure
Cables Under the VIaduct-The Bell