The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-07


| Tor street railway franchise for {
road which he contemplates building
in that city. The matter was held
in allegiance and will be considered II
I the next meeting OF the Logan city
council.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building If you need any
room consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. -
Mattson Files Answer-David Matt.
son hled an answer TO the petition of
Andrew MaltezaS asking that he
| tMattson) be removed as admlnistra-
tor of the estate of John Contos In
his answer MI, Mattson says that he
has at all times endeayored to protect
| the estate and reports that 1t is now
in very bad shape and claims that
| there are several suits now pending,
one being prosecuted by Charles Softer
and r. E Bramlett, who claim they
have interests in the estate.
Idlewild Is now open under new
management -
Veterans In Ogden-Nany Of the old
soldiers have arrived in Ogden and
they are to be seen gathered In little
punches talking over old battles that
have been won and lost and exhibit
ing scars which at one time were fresh
wounds. great many of the G. A. r
men are contemplating spending their
time in Ogden and going TO Salt Lake
only TO see the parade.
For wedding decorations Van der
Scbuit Floral Co, =
Holiday Was Grantcd-A committee
of Southern Pacific shopmen waited
on the master mechanic at his office
and requested that the shops be kept
running Saturday and that they take
their regular holiday on Wednesday.
August II, so that those who care to
do so can go TO Salt Lake that day
and see the parade The request was
granted.
Ice Cream Cones. AT Wright's Candy
Department. &c.
Arrested for VloIatne-Special Of
ficer ReaSt arrested G. ] Bayliss for
violating the sidewalk ordinance.
Buy Kodaks ana Supplies from The
Tripp Studio, $40 25th st,
Treasurer Appointed - Announce
ment has been made that NJ S vii.
son, recently of the Grand theater at
Salt Lake. has been appointed treas
urer of the Ogden Orpheum theater
Mr.. Wilson has been treasurer of the
Grand theater Ia Salt Lake for somo
time and enters upon his duties here
well recommended
E-zMoney Kery-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
S. E. Alterson, prominent business
man of Boise City. came down from
the north this morning and will tarry
until after the national encampment
Hess Bread is made In a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Complaints Regarding Ice Supply
More or less complaint Is heard from
families in regard to the amount of
ice served by dealers throughout the
city. At the beginning of the season
icemen left fifteen pounds Of ice daily
and twenty-five pounds Saturday TO
last over Sunday. Many housewives
now complain that the amount has
been reduced by half five days in the
week and not enough ice is left Sat
urday TO last over Sunday while the
charges are the same as when a de-
Gently fair supply was placed in the
refrigerator early in the season.
Franklin H. Brown Laid to Rest
The funeral services over Franklin II,
Brown were held in the Fourth ward
meeting house yesterday at p. m.
male quartette sang Saviour Comfort
Me" Art Thou Weary" and Il Need
Thee Every Hour" Earl West sang
Face to Face Miss Hoyt rendered,
"Oh, My Father ]. Clarke sang After
the Trials and Troubles" and Orson
Griffin sang "a Christians Good
Night The speakers were; Moroni
Brown, John Chambers. Prof. j E.
Smith, Hyrum Belnap. Thomas Foul
ger, Bishop L. A Olsen and President
c. +. Middleton. There was a large
attendance OF relatives and friends
and the floral offerings were profuse.
Interment was made In the city ceme-
terry.
Divorce Granted-In district court
this morning an interlocutory decree
was granted in the divorce suit of
Esther O'Gorman against Harry p,
OGorman.
At the Tabernacle TomorroW.-The
Ogden Stake will hold quarterly con
ference at the Tabernacle Sunday.
Three meetings Will be held. one In
the morning at ten O'Clock, one at two
o'clock in the afternoon and the even
ing session at Z: 80 Of the Young Mems
and Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment associations. Apostle Orson F
Whitney Of the quorum OF the twelve
apostles and President Brigham II
Roberts Of the first council Of seven
" are scheduled 10 be in attendance
The entire Tabernacle choir Will reu-
der a special musical program.
G. A, r. Visitors-Tom Lundy has
as guests during the encampment Rob
ort Lundy and wife. VIM Kugen. Jim
Slone. James Pipe and Rosanna MIL
Ter. Robt LuDdy his brother. and
Mr.. Kuger served with him in, the
Thirteenth Illinois cavalry.
Practice Shoot.-The Wasatch Gun
club held a practice shoot yesterday,
which was attended by most of the
local shooters and several profession
ais, representatives OF eastern manu-
facturers who are here TO attend tho
tournament next week. NOtwithstand-
ing the high wind there were some
notable scores made. among which
were: Moroni Skeen. so straight:
George Browning and Sam Browning
who scored ten doubles each. Mr..
poclser was somewhat out OF form