The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-05
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Officers All Back At Oesks-All the
new county officers and their depu.
ties, list of whom has already been
published in the paper took the
required oath of office yesterday mora.
lns and resumed their respective du-
ties without losing a stroke of the
pen or batting of an oye They are all
In happy frame of mind also at
holding down good positions.
GLOBE THEATER-The most up-
to-date picture show west OF Chicago.
Two changes of program a week, Tues
day and Saturday. Matinee every
cay except Sunday. South of Grand
Opera House. =
e. R. Walters of Grand Junction.
Colorado, is visiting with Ogden
| friends.
Buy Red Cross Stamps in Human.
| ity's Sake to Stamp out Tuberculosis.
Then buy Meats Stamped U. 8. In
spected for yours and your famlly's
snke. A guarantee that 1t Is free from
Tuberculosis Germs. =
J. A. Sullivan, F. S Walsh and NJ.
Kilroy of Ely. Nevada, are spending
few days in Ogden.
City Coal Co, Cor. 21st G Wash. Bell
220. Ind. 220. w. Haddenham. Mgr
Tralnload of Beef and Mutton-A
tralDload of fat beef and mutton Is
being assembled at Logan and Cache
valley points for shipment to Levy &
Co. OF San Francisco. and the work
is under the general supervision Of
Fred Struble.
coAL-Plenty OF that celebrated
Peacock Rock Springs ut John Farr
Phones. -
Jerry O'COnner who recently died at
the county infirmary, was buried In
the city cemetery yesterday afternoon.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, $500
at yard: Castle Gate. Clear Creek,
Rock Springs. always on hand. Con-
sumers Coal Co, A. A. Shaw. Mgr.
Phones 418. =
The funeral Of Samuel F. Halver-
son, which was held at the First Ward
meeting house yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock was largely attended and
the services were very impressive.
Bishop D. H. Ensign presided and the
ward choir furnished the music. The
speakers were Presidents c. F. Mid
dleton and John Watson and Elder
Thomas Gibbons. Interment in the
city cemetery.
LOU CRAiG-Instructio In elocu-
ton and physical culture: class and
private work. Ind. 3644I. =
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Skelly will start
east this evening for an extended visit
IN the east.
An instantaneous success, Is Lewis
Good Coal, phones 149. =
Funeral of George Gllchrist-The fu-
neral for George Gilchrist will be held
at the family residence at Echo on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Funeral Of orland Shaw-Funeral
services over the remains of Orland
W. Shaw will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
az the Seventh Ward meeting
house. The body may be viewed by
relatives and friends at the family res
idcnce. 743 Washington avenue, this
evening and tomorrow until l o'clock
In the afternoon.
Winter Thaw in osden.-Ogden Is
experiencing the winter thaw that fire.
quently visits the state, The tempera~
! ture yesterday and last night reached
the point of 40 degrees above zero.
Sunshine and mud and slush prevail.
Improving Rapidly. Lawrence
Noble, who was sorely afflicted with
ptomaine poisoning Sunday night is
improving rapidly and is now consid'
| cred beyond danger,
Cold Wave Sweeping Eastward.-A
cold wave, exceeding In severity any
that has overspread the northwest
ern states this winter is sweeping
| eastward. 1t Will reach the Atlantic
coast and east gulf states during We'd
nesday, probably continuing until the
end of the week, according to special
| forecast Issued by the weather bu'
reau last night. Some snow is falling
| In Montana.
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