The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-21

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conference with officials at Ogden and
| Salt Lake, will continue on TO the Pa
ciflc coast over the Southern Pacific
system.
Idlewild is nvw open under new
management, =
Shipping WooI.-Traveling Freight
Agent P. H Cook returned Sunday
morning to renew acquaintance with
his family and friends. and will leave
again Tuesday morning for Wyoming
to complete wool shipments from that
state east
viii Return Saturday-Joint Freight
Agent W. II. Chevers of the HarIi-
man system, now rusucating in t1e
wllds of Gentle valley. Idaho, will re-
turn 10 Ogden Saturday next after
one OF the most marvellous fishing
and hunting trips on record.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. Sunday ex-
cursion to Salt Lake, s1.0O. Eight
trains. Phone 1000. =
Out of Respect.-The Union Pacific
Offices and departments under super
intendent w. A. Whitney were closed
from $50 a. m. until 1:30 this after
noon in order TO allow employees an
opportunity Of attending the funeral
services OF the late Mrs, Anna Sulli-
van. wife OF Master Mechanic Daniel
E. Sullivan, OF the Utah division.
Hess Bread is made in clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Apostle in Accident.-While on his
way to Huntsville Sunday morning to
attend the reorganization OF the Mid
dleton ward. the automobile In which
Apostle Orson F. Whitney was rid
ney was riding. belonging to Farley
T.. Wright, collided with Salt Lake
machine In Ogden canyon. The front
wheel of tine Wright machine was de-
molished, but no one was injured.
Apostle Whitney was taken on to
Huntsville in an automobile belonging
TO Ralph E. Hoag.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. IA trains be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden. Phone
1000.
VIII Go to the Fair.-Rev and Mrs.
l..
morning for Portland to attend the
Northern Baptist convention, and will
also go to Seattle and take in the
Alaska -Yukon-Paciflc exposition. Dur
ing their absence the regular preach
ing services will be discontinued, but
the mid-week prayer meeting. the Sun
day school, and the young peoples
meeting will be held at the usual hour.
Preaching services will be resumed OH
Sunday, July 11th.
Looking for Ball Players-J. ]. Al
len. of Lewiston, Utah, Is here search
ing for baseball players. There is in
tense rivalry In Cache Valley over
the contest for the baseball champion
ship. Until Preston, Wellsville, Lo-
gan and other towns imported play
ers. Lewiston held Its own, but now
the boys Of that place find themselves
outclassed by outsiders and they are
about to follow the example of the 9th
er towns and get few professionals.
Sunday excursion to Salt Lake, $10O
via Bamberger line
Miss May Lloyd OF Salt Lake spent
Saturday and Sunday in Ogden.
Mrs. Austin and daughter Lillian
of Boulder. Colorado, are visiting Mrs.
Sooy. Mrs Austin's sister
Divorce Granted,-An interlocutory
decree was granted this morning in
the divorce case of Alta Snyder against
Romeo n. Snyder.
Sues Railroad Company.-Marian
Rheinfold has instituted a suit for
personal injury damages against the
Ogden Rapid Transit company Tho
alleges that plaintiff was
seriously injured near tae Harris
vile canal through the negligence and
of defendant on May 27
last, and damages are asked in the
sum of $4,000, with costs Of action.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Joseph T. Harberton of South We
Der and Ellen e. Weaver of LAYTON,
and William Richard Poulter and E.
Matilda Hancock, both residents of
Ogden.
Section House Robbie .-Between
the hours Of o'clock this morning
and noon the Union Pacific section
house at Uintah was broken into and
robbed of good suit of clothing and
L new pair of shoes The thief con
'iderately left an old suit and an old |
pair Of shoes In place of those he
The robbery was discov- |
cred when the section men returned !
% dinner. and Sheriff Wilson was |
notified by telephone and is !
Saiting to gather the festive burglar !
n when he SHOWS up In town.
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easy, natural movements. cures CON |