The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-01

the mat, but advlces from the scene
of the battle contradict the rumor
II is said, however, that considerable
time elapsed after the knockout blow
before young Farleys opponent re-
gained consciousness.
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's, Phono 81.
At the Methodist Church-The ser.
Vices at the Methodist church yester-
| day were largely attended The Sun.
day school passed above two hundred
and great interest was manifested
The evening service was very enthu-
siastic, the Methodist Brotherhood hav-
ing charge. Mr.. c. V. Brouting led in
prayer, and Mr.. James Drysdale read
the scripture. The following special
music was splen1idly rendered. An
them. 20, Praise the Lord" chorus
choir, Violin solo, Simple Aveu,"
Miss Rosamond Laird. Baritone solo.
THE Gates of Paradise" MIR. Lon f.
Lyman A good meeting is already
being arranged for next Sunday.
E-Z-Money KeIly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly. =
Ambrose GreenwelI Buried Yester-
day-A large number of sympathiz-
Ing friends and relatives attended the
funeral of Ambrose Greenwell, which
was held at the funeral chapel OF Lar
kin e Sons yesterday at IL: 80 o'clock.
Bishop II. c. Jacobs OF the Fifth ward
presided over the services. Special
vocal music was furnished by Mrs.
William Jones, Miss Tillie Hancock
and Mrs Orson Griffin Mrs Jones
and Miss Hancock sang the duets,
Some I inc Well Understand" and
When the Mists Have Rolled Away"
and Mr.. Griffin sang the solo, 20.
My Father" The speakers were Ed
er Parley P Wright and Bishop H. c.
Jacobs. Many beautiful floral offer
ings were brought to the bier by rela-
tiyes and friends as tokens of respect
for the deceased. The body was in
TERED In the Ogden City cemetery.
the grave being dedicated by Elder
George Hill.
coAL-Rock Syringe. Castle Cato
md Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
l53 West S7th st. Phones 1914.
Services For John w. Hunter-The
funeral for John w Hunter was held
ut Riverside yesterday at the ward
meeting house at ! p. M. Bishop A.
A. Bingham presiding Appropriate
music was furnished by the ward
choir. and the speakers were Richard
Dye, Samuel Dye, President c. F Mid
dleton, Bishop George Green of Kanes-
vile, and Bishop Bingham. Many kind
words were spoken of the deceased,
who was a pioneer Of this section of
and those who were 'bereavei
were comfortcd. The attendance at
the funeral was large. The remains
were buried in the Ogden city ceme-
terry.
John Elem Laid to Rest-The fu-
neral for John Flem, which was held
at the funeral chapel of Larkin G. Sons
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, was
largely attended by relatives and
friends. The Southern Pacific rail-
road employees. with whom the de.
ceased was numbered in his lifetime,
attended In body, six Of whom acted
as pail bearers. Rev. j. E. Carver
IF the Presbyterian church conducted
he services and delivered the funeral
sermon. Numerous floral offerings
we're brought to the casket, and the
'uneral cortege to the grave was led
oy the fellow railroad employees OF
he deceased Miss Lulu Mitchell sang
he solos. Some Time Well Under-.I
stand" and 1.-THE Christian Good
Night" accompanied by Miss Gertrude
3iddle. Interment took place In the
;ity cemetery. 1t was said Of Mr.
Tlem that he WAS good man and
rue In every way. His death carries
With 1t considerable pathos, due largely
o the fact that he is survived by three
orphan children-two girls and a boy |
lnder fifteen years OF age, the mother
laving died few years ago. Since |
he mothers death Mr. Flem had strug |
lied hard In keeping his family OF
,hldren together at home without the
lid of housekeeper. The burial Of |
he remains took place In Ogden Gem
,tery.
Ira Fowler Buried-Very impress
i've funeral services were held yes
erday afternoon at o'clock at the |
Ienefer meeting house over the re-
mains OF Ira Fowler, who lost his life |
Thursday afternoon at Devils Slide |
While aiding in the placement of a
arge steel truss for the Portland Ce- |
nent company In the cement plant.
The Henefer church was packed with
,eople, friends and relatives Of the de- |
eased, who gathered to pay a tribute
Il respect to the worthy young man. |
The casket was literally banked with |
floral offerings that came |
rom friends and companions Of the |
Iead. A large broken wheel. most
beautiful tribute, was presented by |
he Portland Cement company and
arge cross was sent to the casket by |
he Guild Sewing club OF Henefer, of |
which the deceased's wife was mem
,er. Many otner very beauti-
ul designs from other sources were
resented with tender love and esteem |
Bishop Harris Of the Henefer ward |
presided over the services and the |
ward choir. assisted by Mrs. William
toberts, furnished vocal music for the
ccasion. The speakers were Elders
Farley Ritchie. w. G. Fisher. Alma
+. Larkin and Bishop Harris. A largo |
uneral cortege followed the remains