The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
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All members of Utah camp No
1890, Modern Woodmen of America
are requested 10 attend funeral of
Neighbor Hyrum Mcfarland at First
ward meeting house. II A m today
Saturday. June 4th. p. A Faris Con.
sui; J, H. Shafer, Clerk.
Advertisers mast nave their oonv IN,
tpe Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which tho advertise
mcnt Is to appear in order to insure
publication
Working for convention-At Thurs
day evenings meeting OF tho bank
clerks 1t was decided to make grand
pun LOT The coming national conyen-
tion OF The American Institute oi
Banking, TO bring the 1912 convention
10 salt Lake, The delegates to this
months meeting Will take with them
wide and asserted collection of Salt
Lake and Utah literature for general
distribution where ii will do the most
good, and no stone Will be left un-
turned 10 bring the 1912 convention to
Salt Lake
Coal. can up Parker Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack
News From Or. Stauftcr-Dr. Ray
Irvine. who Is In charge of Dr Fred
Stauffer's Office in Salt Lake. during
MS absence In Europe. has received
word that the doctor Will remain in
Vienna, where he Is taking a course
OF study at one of the great eye and
ear institutions. tin about the flrst OF
July, which Will bring him home the
early part of August. Dr. Stautfer
and his family. during their absence.
have visited the Holy Land but have
been for some time In Vienna to al
low him TO pursue his studies
Call Allen. phone, 22. for carriage,
for funerals and operas. Private calls
speciality. Also prompt delivery Of
baggage. <12 25th-
American Drum Corps Trip-Con.
sideration of the proposed trip of the
American drum corps to Atlantic city.
n. j.. where the G. A r. national en-
campment will he held ncXt August
and the best means OF raising the
necessary money TO dcfray expenses,
consumed the most OF the time al a
meeting Thursday night at the city
and county building in Salt Lake, OF
those interested In the movement
There VIII be another meeting next |
Wednesday when petition asking for |
voluntary subscriptions will be drawn |
aud officers Will be elected for the |
ensuing year,
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the office in tho
Opera House Block Don't force your
self to stand In line at tho Depot
G. 3. Squires Critically lll.-Insur-
ance Commissioners G B. Squires Of
Salt Lake is seriously III with Bright's
disease, dropSy and very weak heart
Much anxiety is felt on his account,
COAL, Call up Parker & Co for
rites on lump. nut and slack. Parker !
Coal Co.
G. A. r. Encampment-The depart
ment encampment Of the G. A. r VIII
meet IN Salt Lake June II, in annual
session. Arrangements are being
made TO entertain the visiting dele
gates.
Kodak finishing Trip. $40 25th
street.
Carpenter Dies From Injuries
Brown Hall. the carpenter who fell
from the second story OF the Utah
hotel building yesterday. died at the
Holy Cross hospital. Salt Lake. short
ly after ] p. m yesterday. In the
fatal accident Hall sustained a frac-
tured skull and internal injuries, and
was unconscious from tho moment of
his fall until death. The remains
are lying at ODonnelrs mortuary
Both eoe Broken-Joe RoyezItch
an Austrian employed at the Utah
Copper mine at Bingham, was the
victim Of an accident yesterday that
resulted In both his legs being broken.
The injured man was brought TO st
Marks hospital at Salt Lake.
Baby Born at Oepot-A baby boy,
Weighing s pounds. was born at the
emergency hospital at the Union sta
ton. Salt Lake. Thursday afternoon
The mother of the child came In from
Garfield After being cared for by
the depot hospital corps. the woman
was taken home last night at IL
o clock
Baptist Missionary clrcle-At Thurs
days meeting OF the Missionary Cir
Gle OF the Baptist church. at Salt Lake,
papers were read by Mrs T. j. Nip
per, Mrs. c. V Cutler. and Mrs Hawk
hurst. Mesdames Warthman, Morrl-
son and Monheim, and Misses Fitz-
gerald and Ballantyne poured.
Poultry Men Mect.-Therc was