The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Missionary society Of the Me
thodist Episcopal church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ]. P.
Rushmer, 2547 Adams avenue.
Below Zero-The thermometer reg
istered / degree below zero at 7:3O
this morning.
Absorbs Salt Lake coneerns-A
new company will soon be organized
in Ogden that will completely swal-
low UP Salt Lake enterprises In the
moving picture show business The
company viii be known as the Hle-
ture syndicate of Ogden, and II viii
absorb the Trent & Wilson exchange
of Salt Lake and also take in the Mo
ton Picture company OF this city. The
company, when organized, Will be rep
resented by some OF Ogden's busiest
business men. Albert Scowcroft will
be the president and w w Hodkins
Will act as manager.
Superintendent Manson OF the Salt
Lake division of the Southern Pa
ciflc left this morning in his private
car for an inspection OF his territory
as far as Sparks,
Cold Weather.-Advlce received az
local railroad headquarters today state
that it was &c degrees below zero at
Halleck, Nevada, last night, and that
Inlay and Lovelock we're also In the
embrace of frigid climatic conditions
On the Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line the thermometer showed
from 15 TO 20 degrees below zero.
Few Hours late,-Aside from the
Oregon Short Line trains. some oil
which were annulled this morning as
a result of cold and heavy SHOWS north
of Pocatello, nearly all trains arriving
at the Union depot today we're only
a few hours late The work Of trans
ferring San Pedro passengers TO the
Southern Pacific trains continues and
will be kept up for at least day or
two until definite action is taken re-
gardIng the annulling of this service
temporarily.
The Salt Lake Route have Issued
bulletin TO the effect that they VIII
sell tickets as far south as Mcdena,
Utah. on their line until the washed
out track has been repaired.
Harry w. Anderson. the oldest en-
sineer in point of service on the Rlo
Grande road. died Monday even
ing at st. Marks hospital III
Salt Lake City, after being SICK
only four days with pneumonia.
He was regarded as one oil the
most expert switch engine run
ners in the country. and began work
for the company when under twenty
wears OF age. Tho deceased was
Mason and for years had been secre-
tarv OF the local lodge OF locomotive
engineers. He IS survived by widow
and two children.
The management OF the HERMAN
lines has decided to continue the
double tracking of tho road between
Salt Lake City and Ogden and not
ston ut Pennington, as was originalis
intended. The roadbed between WOODS
Cross and Pennington has been wid-
ened. and the rails and ties are ready
for laying. The road north OF Farm
incton. In the vicinity OF Roy. is TO be
relocated for more favorable grade
j. w. McKenna has sold out his In.
terest in the Pabst saloon, on Wall
avenue. to c. w. Iverson, and has Pur-
chased the Crystal bar on Washing
ton avenue, from Blosser Brothers.
Mr.. McKenna will continue TO run his
Blue Ribbon saloon on Twcnty-hftA
street in connection with tho Crys-
tai
Big preparations are being made by
the Alumni association OF the
High school for a dancing party,
Which will be given at the Con
eress Dancing academy ON the even
ing OF January 14th. The occasion
Will be tho 1rst OF number Of en-
tertainments which win be held under
Che auspices Of this organization dur.
ing The year
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