The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-18
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REFERENCES

Receivers Stolen Wsteh-Henry
Coulam. of Salt Lake, was In Ogden
yesterday. Some time ago Mr. Coul,
ans house was robbed and several
articles of jewelry and some money
was taken. The Ogden police found
watch In one Of the local pawn
shops, which Mr.. Coulam had lost and
he came up yesterday to get IT.
Buy your coal from Aseal Farr Coal
Co. Dealers In all kinds of coal. Ind
141. Bell 25G, =
New Business College, c. Hena.
ger of the Henager Business College.
OF Salt Lake, was In town yesterday.
Mr., Henager Is contemplating start,
Ing Il school In ogden His trip yes
terday was for the purpose of perfect.
ing plans for opening the school,
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co..
l63 West 27th St Phones 1914. =
Ogden Valley Vlsltors-Messrs G.
w. Bullock, William Boyer, n. j Pet
erson, of Coalville, Nephi Sargent. of
Hoytsville and e White of Brigham
visited the Ogden Valley Trout and
Resort company's properties in Ogden
valley yesterday and were very agree.
ly surprised at the work being done.
While there they dined on trout.
through the courtesy of Joseph Barker.
president of the company They loft
for their homes last evening feeling
highly repaid for their visit
e-Z-Money Ke,Iy-money to loan on
my good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly. =
Car Kills Calf.-A northbound car
on tho Washington avenue line ral
over a calf at the corner of Washing,
ton avenue and Twenty-frst street
yesterday afternoon crippling the
animal so that Il had 10 be
killed, The matter was reported TO
Chief of police Browning who In turn
notified George Shorten, the sanitary
inspector TO have the carcass re-
moved.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Ward Conferences-Ward confer
ences were held In Huntsville ward
the Seventh ward and the Eighth
ward President T b Evans spoke
at Huntsville, President w. NJ. Nc
Kendrick spoke In the Eight ward and
President C C Richards spoke in the
Seventh ward President McKendrick
took as his subject the new meeting
house. He praised the saints of the
Eighth ward for their integrity In
building their new religious home.
Burial Of Mrs. Peterson-Funeral
services were held yesterday at 8
o'clock in the Hooper meeting house
over the body of Mrs. Anna c. Peter.
son. Counselor A c. Christensen, pre-.
siding. Appropriate musical selections
were rendered by the ward choir and
| words of consolation to the bereayed
family were offered by Robert Cobb
| Elder Elgrcen Of Salt Lake. Charles
Parker. James r. Beus and Counselor
| Oscar Rice. Interment In Hooper
cemetery.
Funeral Services for Charles 3. Nc
farland,-Funeral services over the
remains of Charles b. Mcfarland will
be held Tuesday at / o'clock at the
| West Weber meeting house. The body
will lie in state at the home in West
| Weber between the hours OF Q and
IL Tuesday. Interment West Weber
| cemetery.
The Republican Rally-Will take
| place at the Weber Stake Academy
| Wednesday as announced The change
: was made on account of the concert
| Thursday evening. Governor Spry
has been invited TO open the meeting
Sunday ReeulatIon-In conformity
! with the new ordinance. providing thai
| for persons 10 be found in a room or
| Sunday IN which there is a saloon
would be prima facie evidence OF th'
! guilt OF the saloon man in the viola
tion of the Sunday law, the bars II
! all the cafes OF the city were par
| toned by means OF canvas from tho
eating part OF the building yesterday
Wool Growers conyentIon-Her
! mann Kuchler says there are abou
thirty thousand members IN the Ma
tiona Wool Growers association. anC
| that their representation In Ogden al
| the national convention Of next Janu
airy will be from 1,500 TO 5000 men
He also says that 1t is conceded by al
sheepmen that the display OF sheer
now In contemplation for the Ogder
convention will excel anything evel
before attempted In the sheep indus