The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-18

day. April 18th. Come; good time as
sured. =
Operated on Child-Doctors Rich
and Condor have successfully oo-
Grated on Clarence D. Bybee, tho six
year-oId son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
Bybee OF Uintah. The child has becn
troubled since carly babyDood with
enlarged tonsils. The Child with
stood the operation nicely and is now
OH tho road TO rapid recovery.
Quality conQuers in p, & G. But
ter.
inspecting Oil ginecr
A. Q. Campbell left this morning for
Carlin and other points on the Salt
Lake division OF the Southern Pacific
To inspect the fuel oil stations now In
course OF construction on the freight
districts cast of Sparks,
Mrs. Louisa johnson Dend.-Mrs.
Louisa Johnson succumbed to a long
illness of stomach trouble and other
complications at $50 o'clock this
morning at the home. 242 Harrisvillc
avenue. Mrs. Johnson was born In
Sweden. June -, 1861 and emigrated
to Utah eleven years ago. where She
has since resided She Is the wife of
Andrew ], Johnson. who. with six
daughters. four sons and six grand
children survive her Funeral an
nouucement Will be made later.
Funeral For Mrs. Martha Summers
The funeral services for Mrs. Mar
tha A. Taylor Summers, who died at
the Ogden General hospital on Sat
urday of spinal meningitis. will be
held in Farr West at l O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. Interment Will take
place in the ogden City cemetery.
From New York-E. G.. Hales, rep
rceentine New YORK house which
ready-to.wear goods, IS
in Ogden calling upon the local trade
and incidentally visiting his brothers.
Rcn Hales OF the Reed hotel and Harry
Halcs fthe county CLERKS office.
Grant Y. Bullock of Coaiviiie, Utah,
is in Ogden visiting friends
Ncls F1ygare. employed by the Uns
Ion Portland Cement company at Dew
lis Slide, Is in Ogden Visiting rele'
tives.
E. V. Schneider of Garland, Utah,
Is In the city for few days
West End Eneineer-W. L. Counts.
a locomotive engineer of the South
ern Pacific at Sparks. Nevada. arrived
in Ogden this morning from Little
Rock. Ark. where he wns called by
the death OF his mother. He will
leave for the west tomorrow to re-
sumo his d0tlos with the railroad
Sale Of Estste-In the probate div
sion OF the district court this mora
Ing Judge Howell issued an order
granting Clara Leedom. administra-
trix of the estate of Crayton NJ. Lee
dom, deceased. the right to sell the
personal property OF the estate. Tho
in her petition to the
court, stated that better price for
the property of the estate, which con
sists of the Falstaff Cafe In this city.
might be obtained If 1t was sold I'M
The petition for the or
der OF the sale was confirmed and
the notice OF the sale was ordered
published
Depart for Omaha-F Z. Lewis.
OF the Union Pacific
dining car system, accompanied by
Mrs Lewis and her father l. c, Pier
son, left for Omaha this morning, aft
er weeks visit with Ogden friends.
Mr. Lewis is n firm friend OF Ogden
and says the present activity here in
the way OF Improvements looks good
TO him.
On Visit-D c. Olmstead. chief
clerk in the office OF Superintendent
letters OF the Utah division of the
Union Pacific. accompanied By MIS-.
left Tor Il months visit in
New York. Sunday morning,
Fast Special Train-A special train
OF six cars OF silk from China and sew
cral cars OF California fruit from San
Francisco arrived over the Southern
Pacific last night and was whirled
east over the Union Pacific on pass
enGer train schedule at an early hour
this morning,
Passenger Taken lIl-Mrs. L. f..
White. lady passenger on Oregon
Short Line train No, =, from the
nOTt0, NdS tHken i'll tDlS morning du1
10 the General Hospital in m
on tho arrival OF the train
In this city. The patient is reported
as improving under treatment from the
local railroad physician
Building the San Pedro-R. A.
Wells. vice president and general
OF the Los Angeles & San
Pedro road, arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning over the Southern
Pacific and. shortly afterwards, left
for Salt Lake Manager Wells says
Tho work OF rebuilding the san Pedro
road, or at least that portion recently
wiped out by floods. is progressing as
rapidly as possible under present
conditions. He added that Senator
W, A. Clark. president of the road J
would make Il trip OF inspection over
the route during the latter part OF tho
present month with a party of east
ern stockholders and Nlce-President
Bancroft.
Will Recover-George w. Ewald, the
Southern Pacific switchman who had
his leg cut off in the local yards last
Friday morning is improving at the
General Hospital and Twill recover
Although he is 30 years or age. Mr..