The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15

presiding Appropriate solos were
sung by Miss Tillie Hancock and Mrs
William Jones. The speakers were
Patriarch George w. Larkin, Elder
George Hunter, and Bishop Jacobs.
The services were largely attended by
the many friends of the bereaved pa
rents. The little body was buried in
| Ogden City cemetery.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. 10
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult Johu Scowcroft g. Sons
Company. =
Roads In Bad condItion-Dr. Lamb.
a veterinary surgeon of this city. stat
| ed last night. after making a trip TO
| Devils Gate. that he had had occasion
10 travel the roa,ls of the country for
number Of years and that never
| before had he seen them In such mud
dy condition. He said it requires
pretty good team TO haul a single
buggy.
E-Z-Money KelIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
sartenders' Union In Regular Ses-
slon-The local bartenders' union held
their regular weekly meeting at the
assembly hall yesterday afternoon. at
which the regular routine business was
conducted. After the business Of the
meeting had been attended TO. little
social recreation was indulged In. The
meeting was largely attended. Prohi-
bition was discussed in only a cur
sorry way
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
lS3 West 9Th St Phones 1914.
Large Acreage Used in Dry Farm
in9-Hon. c. w. Watts of Kanosh.
Millard county, was an Ogden visitor
yesterday, meeting with friends and
looking after business interests. Mr.
Watts stated to a representative Of
this paper that great strides are being
made in the reclamation of the vast
lands Of Millard county Large canals
are being taken from the Sewer river.
which will convey the waters to the
arid regions to aid in their cultivation,
and a large acreage Is now being used
in dry farming.
Funeral For John Stone-Funeral
services over the remains of John
Stone. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
F. Stone, were held at the meeting
house of the re-organized Church ot
Jesus Christ OF Latter-Day Saints, Ei
der George j.. Drakaw presiding. Mu-
sic was furnished by the church choir
and the Misses Stohr and Van Bus
kirk, who sang beautiful solos. The
speakers were Bishop NJ. l.. Jones. Ell
der Joseph Parry and G. ]. S. Abels.
There was a large attendance at the
services. Interment was made in Og-
den City cemetery.
At Methodist Church Today-Miss
Carrie Davis, superintendent of the
San Francisco Rescue Home CT the
Methodist church. who is in the city
for a few days. viii speak on
"Womens Work For Chinese Women"
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the
Methodist church parlors. All the
women of the city are cordially invit
ed. especially the members of the mis-
sionary societies and women's clubs.
Mexican Thought To Be Hodup-H.
]. Varuel, a Mexican who has been
spending money freely since Saturday,
was arrested last night on suspicion
OF being one of the men who held up
Rio Grande train No near Fort Lo-
gan Saturday morning. Varuel made |
a desperate resistance when arrested.
Two men were arrested In Denver yes
terday on suspicion of being implicat-
ed in the holdup of the Denver and
Rio Grande train at Fort Logan Sat
urday.
Burglar Enters Grocery Store-A
bold burglar entered the business
house of the Smyth brothers. at Isl
Twenty-fourth street, yesterday after
noon and stole few dollars worth OF
groceries and cigars. About o'clock
p. m the proprietor had occasion to
visit the premises and to his great as
tonishment he discovered man on
the inside. helping himself to the
goods The approach OF the man OF
the house took the burglar by sur
prise and he took to his heels, not
waiting to open doors or raise win,
COWS, but darting. head first, through
the glass OF the rear window. No
other evidences being found, 1t was
concluded that the fellow entered the
building by means of skeleton key.
The officers have a fairly good dc
scription of the thief and 1t Is very
likely that he will be apprehended-
At the Methodist Church-At the
Methodist church. last evening. the
little Chinese singers in their native
costumes, charmed and delighted a
packed house with their sweet, care
fully trained voices, under the direc-
tion of their little leader who welded
his baton with the proficiency of an
old choir leader Miss Carrie Davis
gave a short address. Today she will
talk at the church to the women Of
the city.