The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-02

her infant child will be held at the
Plain City meeting house Sunday at
ternoon at o'clock The remains may
be viewed at the meeting house Imme~
diately after the conclusion of the ser
vices The bodies will be buried in
the Plain City cemetery.
Our tin business has increased to
such proportions that we have been
obliged to move TO larger quarters.
You will find us at 1854 Washington.
with large building and more ma
chinery. Better equipped for busi-
ness than ever. w. E Newman. =
Case OIsmlesed.-The municipal
court case of Paine & Hurst vs.. Fl j.,
Rice for $3.50 was dismissed today
5nd the attachment released
The Evening Standard and the Cos.
mopolitan Magazine cost for months
S5.25; when paid In advance 81 so =
High School Comedy-"The .Ro-
mances" Will be presented at the Fifth
Ward amusement hall this evening by
the Sophomore class OF the Ogden
high school. II Is a bright little COM
edy, translated from the French The
play presents many amusing scenes
and dramatic cllmaxes. The staging
of the play Will be complete In every
detail, the costumes being those OF
the early sixteenth century. There
Will be a dance directly after the
show.
Peerless Sodas are the Ideal Health
Food. made in Ogdcn" Because
they are fresher =
New Express Office-Cornelius Cain.
special officer Of the Wells-Fargo
Express company, with headquarters
at San Francisco. left for the west this
morning after a business visit In Og-
den of several days. Mr.. Cain says
that Local Agent Lamden will have the
most complete and elaborate office be-
tween San Francisco and Denver when
the Office on Washington avenue Is
ready for occupancy next Monday. The
new location Is all that could be de-
sired from business point Of view
and the furnishings In the new loca-
tion mako Mr.. Lamdin's headquarters
resemble a bank more than anything
else. After Monday the Washington
| avenue office will be occupied, but the
| heavy and bulky express matter will
be handled from the old office at the
! Union depot
SHADE TREES of all kinds az
MooRE'S NURSERIES, 1866 Wash,
| AK for price lists. =
Delay to Tralns-Southern Pacific
passenger train No. from the west
arrived at Ogden about five hours late,
owing to freight mix-up on the Sac
ramento division No, 10, also hung
up west of Sparks for several hours
Yesterday, arrived at Ogden nearly on
time this morning. cutting In on the
regular schedule on the Salt Lake di'
vision.
coaI-Rocky Mountain Rock Spring
Coal. s4O0 at yard. Phone 2& John
Farr.
Narrow Escape-James Gallery. en-
ployed on the rock crusher now In
operation at the Southern Pacific
shops. had q narrow escape from seri
ous injury Thursday afternoon while
endeavoring to start portion Of the
machinery with his foot. He inserted
his foot In the hy-wheel which sud
denly reversed. tearing OF the top oi
hts shoe and inf1icting an ugly cash
across his toes. He was taken TO the
emergency hospital nearby where the
attending nurse took several stitches
In the injured foot and sent him TO his
home. Foreman Barr stated that the
man had a very narrow escape.
For fancy painting and decorating
|
9th street.
Rock Springs. Kemrnerer. Castle
Gf.te. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L
jones Coal Co.
Greeks In Court-The case or
number Of Greek laborers, who wer'
arraigned in Thursdays court, charg
ed with assault upon one OF thei
countrymen, were given trial thi
morning, one Of them. Gust Leekus
being sentenced to 80 days on th'
rock pile, The others were discharg
ed.
| E-Z-Monoy KeIIy-Money to loan oil
any good reaI estate. Geo. J. Kelly.
| GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, s4.ot
a. yard; Castle Cato. Clear Creok
Rock Springs, always ON hand Con
sucers' Coal Co.. A. A. Shaw. Mgr
Phones 418.
Royal Typewrtters--Big shlpmen
of Royal Typewriters just received b,
l.. H. Becraft, Ogden. Utah, Idaho.
Wyoming
Present to Weber Club-D. e. Bul
ley OF the o. 9. l.. has presented tn
Weber Club with fine cofored pictur
OF Old Faithful inn, Yellowstone park
showing the famous geyser In tn
distance and various other attraction
surrounding the tavern grounds.
Settled For Dana9ee.-John Sun
son, the local cafe man, VINO lost hi
automobile and narrowly escaped wit
his life IN collision with a Salt LAX
!; street car last July. has secured
settlement of his $1,000 suit againf
the street car company. At the tim
OF the accident, Mr.. Stimson, hl
brother. brotherln-law and little nepI
! ew We're taking spin In the suburb
of Zion, when they encountered
5 street car. which completely demo
ished their 15-horsepower Ford and II