The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-16


stated intervals great crowds. Mcr-
chants will be invited TO join with him
in the market day feature OF the horse
fair.
Wantcd-lOO school bo. and girls
10 send in their names for the Tiny
Tads" calendar postals We Will mail
YOU one each month. The Toggery. =
Back From Los AneeIes-WIlliam
Giddings. the druggist, has returned
after two months spent in Southern
California He says Los Angeles has
experienced set back, but there are
MANY THOUSAND tourists in there now
who are source of profit to the mer-
chants. Many stores are vacant and
house rent has dropped third but
property is still held at hleb figures.
Competition In all lines of business
is keen, and he noted that in his own
business many staple articles are sold
al cost. Lumber Is SIS thousand and
n house can be built in Los Angeles
for less than the same house can be
built in Ogden. Travel over the San
Pedro road is brisk and he found 1t
JIfflcult to obtain lower berth. Mr..
Brown of the Brown hotel also has
returned from Los Angeles.
Millinery display of patterns and
street hats, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Millinery Dept, Wright's. %
Departs for Boise-Stanley Johnson,
formerly In the barber business, has
sold his home on Lincoln avenue and
departed this afternoon for Boise, to
accent position from Hills Brothers,
tea coffee and spice merchants Of the
Pacific Coast Mr. Johnson will
travel from Portland to Pocatcllo. His
wife will remain with her parents.
Councilman Austin and wife, for the
present.
Tangerins-try them. they arc nice
-15c per dozen. Edgar Jones Gro
Gerry Co.
Asks to Sell roperty.-Receiyer
Carl c, Rasmussen has filed petition
in the district court asking for All
thority to sell certain personal prop
erty of defendant, in the case OF p. Il.
Lamar against the Ogden Superior
Brick, Tile & Milling company, now
in court for adjudication.
For fancy painting and decorating.
call on OF address F. E. Weberg, S25
9th street
Default in Divorce case.-Default of
defendant has been entered In the d.
vorce suit recently instituted by lrma
c. Whipple against e. B. Whipplc.
Millinery Iasp1ay, commencing
Monday. March 18th. and continuing
during the week, will show complete
line of Pattern and Trimmed Hats
from the eastern markets All cor
dially invited. n. l.. Spurgeon, 2372
Washington avenue. =
Guardian Named.-ln the district
court an order has been made ap-
Iointing Anna NJ Butler guardian ad
litem of the person and estate oil John
E. Butler, minor
At the Falstaff this week, Mcmillan
and Mansfield. the New York musical
team who have become so popular in
Ogden, will present round dozen OF
the very latest musical hits In addition
to their already extensive repertoire
Stanford Estate.-Elizabeth NJ God
dard has filed two bonds, one for S5,-
600 and another for $500, as admins
traitor Of the estates OF the late Jos.
Stanford and the late Elizabeth Y.
Stanford, both of whom died recently
within a day or two of each other and
who we're inferred the same day and
iii the same grave.
S4o.50 An AcreI!-Cnoice irrigated
farm lands, -Millard county. Utah,
where water is gold. home paradise.
Excursion next Tuesday For infor-
nation. Wenger, Rostan & De Julien,
Ais Eccles Bldg. -
Suit for Olvorce.-Annie Critics has
instituted suit for divorce from Melvin
+. Critics, alleging failure to provide.
Millinery display. Wednesday and
Thursday, March 18th and 18th. La
mode Millinery. :,
Asks to be MISUNDERSTANDING
Gibbs has filed a petition for letters
Of administration to the estate OF the
late Heber Gibbs.
ST. PATRICK SOUVENIR DANCE
at the Royal by Women of Woodcraft.
No. 174. soc ticket; extra lady, Csc =
Estate of Samuel Farrow.-A petit
tion has been filed by Flora Keyes,
praying for letters OF administration
to the estate of Samuel Fnrrow, de-
ceased
Wilcox Grocery has just received n
new shipment of Flnnan Haddies. 17c
pound. These are fine and last ship
Bient Of haddies for the season. -
Hooper irrigation case-The case of
the Hooper Irrigation company against
Melvin Atwood ct al. was called IN
the district court this morning and
continued over until Thursday owing
tc the sickness OF Attorney James II.
Kimball.
Meet me at Clgarmakers' Dance St.
Fatrick's evening, Congress Hall. -
Cancels Engagcment-The ladies' of
the Musical History society were
much disappointed Monday, on receipt
Of telegram from the managers OF
Glenn Hall, the celebrated tenor, who
was TO have sung in Ogden on the
twenty fourth of March, cancelling the
engagement.
Try loaf OF the FAMOUS pumper
DiclSle bread Hess Bakery.
Crowds See the Viaduct-Crov1e of