The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-06


Mrs Stevens will sing at the evening
service. and II Miss Gill reaches the
city in time she will give roriy-
1--WE minute praise service.
Prof w. M. McKendrick will lee
ture and D. Parsowith will render a
solo at Fifth ward. Sunday, February
7th. az D. m. All invited. 4
Park Called to omaha.-SuperInten
dent w. l.. Park of the Union Pacinc.
who has been on tour or inspection
of the Hartman roads In the west,
was called to Omaha last evening and
left on No. 4 in his private car
CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek, s4oU
Ter ton. Rock Springs and Castle
Gate always on hand. Parker Coal Co
Bows Arc Warned.-Juvenile Judge
Gunnell had large class or yioiators
OF the bicycle ordinance before MIN
this morning and, after advising them
they would be summarily dealt with
In the future il they continued riding
on the sidewalks, allowed the little
fellows TO go on probation.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
md Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
l55 West S7th st. Phones 1914.
Walter Barnes ArraIgned.-Walter
Barnes was arraigned in the district
court this morning on a charge oil
failing to provide for his son, minor,
and was given until Tuesday morning
TO plead.
Estate Of Ann HorrocKs Martln.-In
the matter of the estate or Ann Hor-
rocks Martin, deceased. an order con-
ferring and approving the final account
of the administrator has been made.
Sale Of Personal ProPerty.-An or
der has, been made for the sale OF
personal property belonging TO the
estate Of the late Josiah Taylor
Funeral of Jas. 3. McDonaId-The
funeral of James B. Mcdonald will be
held at 8 p. m. Sunday In the Third
Ward meeting house, Bishop Carl z.
Peterson presiding, The remains will
lie In state between 10 and II, SUNDAY,
at the home OF his nephew, Z. d. Nc
Donald, 454 Twenty-sixtn street.
Funeral Of Archibald :Suhn.-Tne
funeral Of Archibald Kuhn Will be heid
at p. M, Sunday, from the residence,
234S Monroe avenue. TrienGs may
view the remains from 10 a. m. to II
m on day OF funeral.
Funeral Friday.-Funera. services
over the remains Of Marion e, Foster,
little daughter of William P, Foster,
we're held at p. m. Friday. at the
residence, No 572 Twenty-f1rst street,
Bishop F. A. Olsen conducting the ser
vices. Orson Griffin sang three solos.
No Inheritance Tax.--In the matter
OF the estate Of the late n. c. Flygare.
the appraisement and itcnIzed list OF
liabilities and assets have been ap-
proved and the court has made an or
der that the estate Is nor subject TO
the inheritance tax. The esya,c is val
ued at $16,977.11, and the liabilities
OF decedent, expenses Of funeral and
the costs Of administering the estate,
with claims naturally belonging there
to, will absorb the properly values sub
ject to inheritance tax.
Distinguished VIsItor-The head OF
the Orpheum Vaudeville circuit, NJ.
Beck, is looking over Ogden with the
object in view of locating house In
this city Mr.. Beck controls the great
est vaudeville circuit In the United
States.
Real Estate Transfer-J. c. Nye
and wife have transferred to Hans
Schouten lots AZ and AS, in block l,
Park Place subdivision, receiving
therefore 5000.
Veterans to Meet.-Dix-Logan post
corps and circle will meet at the City
Hall at Z p. m. Sunday, to march to
the Congregational church for memor-
ial services of Abraham Lincoln; also
on February IL they Will meet at samo
hour and place to march to Taber-
nacle TO commemorate Lincoln's
birth.
On Health Trlp.-Mrs. Mey Yoder
Of Brigham City and Mrs. Belle
Schmutz of Tremonton stopped over
in the city today TO visit friends and
departed on a west-bound Southern Pa
cifc for California where they Will
make extended visits with relatives
Mrs. Yoder Will visit with her brother
in Oakland. while Mrs Schmutz will
continue on to Fresno where she will
spend some time reouperating her
health.