The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18

! strides and the end was momcntarily
| expectod for twenty-four hours precen-
inr her death She is survived by hor
husband. Daniel e. Sullivan, who is
master mechanic of the Utah division
of the Union/ Pacific railroad; also
by two sons and three daughters, who
reside in Wyoming. Mrs. Sulli'
van came to Ogden about eighteen
months ago from Laramie and was
prominent member of st. Joseph
Catholic church in this city. Funeral
ARRANGEMENTS will be announced later.
Household goods for sale, 1868 Mon
roe.
Whitney acknowledgements
w A. Whitney arrived home this
morning from trip Of inspection over
the Utah division Of the Union Pacific
with General Superintendent Park. Mr..
whitney says that while freight traf-
f1c is not especially heavy at this
time, it is better than during the cor
responding period last year or the
year previous.
NOTICE TO THE PU8Llc-We are
now in position to supply Ice Cream
of the very best quality in any guam
tity. Griflth Ice Cream Co, 1910 21st
Ind. phone 542.
Notice to Ogden Canyon Campers
The Edgar Jones Co. have started to
make regular deliveries UP the can
Won and as usual are prepared to serve
you with the very best of fruits and
groceries delivered to your camp at
no additional charge. Call or tele-
phone us. and our solicitor will call for
your orders.
We all feel that what we eat should
&c G. Butter and Cheese =
A real refined resort-Lagoon, 5oc.-
Stock hlpments.-Stock shipments
east continue right along. and this
morning two cars OF horses were sent
to Sioux City: car OF fat beef for
warded south; three cars Of horses
sent to Council Bluffs, and one car OF
range horses sent TO Milwaukee, Oar
lington, Wisconsin, and to East st
Louis,
COAL. celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut. the summer coal. John
fdTT. FnOne ~.
Cross Complaint Filed.-An amend
ed answer and cToss-complaint has
been filed In the civil action Of the
Hamilton Fire Insurance Company
against Eli H. Pierce.
WANTED-Dirt at the Fair grounds.
Inquire at the Standard office.
Ja,ou,t,, t-, w. ,nan nDdar pou
management -
Weston VIII Walk Tonight-Edward
Payson Weston, after walking 81 miles
under a scorching sun, the thermome-
ter recording SO in the shade, reached
Morgan, 25 miles east of Ogden, Thurs
day evening and decided 10 change
his hours Of activity by walking nights
instead of days He has been in bed
recuperating. but will leave Morgan
at p. M. intending to make the dis
tance to ogden by l o'clock Saturday
morning.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. Sunday ex-
cursion to Salt Lake, $1.00. Eight
trains. Phone 5000 =
Sunday excursion to Salt Lake, $1.00
via Bamberger line. =
Hess Bread is made In a clean shop
All doughs are mixed by machinery
VIII Visit in Omaha.-Mrs. G. B.
Roberts of 1921 Twenty-fifth street, de-
parted for omaha Thursday evening to
visit relatives.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry Ia trains be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden. Phone
5000 =
Funeral of Mrs. kershaw.-The fun
eral of Mrs. Saran Kershaw will be
held at p. M. Sunday at the Fourth
Ward meeting house, Bishop H. W.
Civilian presiding. The body can be
viewed at the home, 1855 Quincg ave
nue.. from 4 to 8 p. NJ. Saturday and
from 10 a. m. to 5 p. M, Sunday
Something new anu up to date in
the line OF modern home building.
Shreeve. & Madsen, architects, rooms
405-4O6 First National Bank Build.
ing. -
Fourteen Insane Soldiers.-Fourteen
insane soldiers arrived from San
Francisco this morning en- route to
Washington over the Hartman sys-
tenn. The demented men were in
charge Of an army surgeon. several
trained nurses and a guard composed
Of sergeant and ten soldiers. The
party occupied tourist car, especially
arranged for the occasion, and this
was placed between the baggage car
and the diner In order to prevent in
trusion lEom other passengers and
trainmen. The inyalids were exercis-
ed on the depot platform and closely
guarded by nurses and soldiers
Sunday excursion to Salt Lake 81 90
win Bamberger line. -
Girl Will Be Exanined-Dora Pres
tin. the twelVe-ycar old girl who was
reported as seriously Ill from the eff
iects OF an alleged assault made upon
her by local blacksmith who had en-
tced her across the viaduct and had
druSged her with "doped candy" is TO
so to the hospital this afternoon where
thorough examination Is to be made
to ascertain whether there is any
ground for the stories which have
been circulating regarding the affair.
FOR SALE-2O. 900 fine large toma-
to plants, 100000 cabbage plants. 300
good carnation plants, SOC to 81 90 per
doz Fresh cut carnations, 25c per
doz. Phones Bell SILK Ind. 3754A.
162 w. 30th =.
Beautiful Gold Ore.-M. ]. West has
received box of samples from the