The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-31

I men. They stated that they had left
their homes at Bingham with the I'm
tention of seeing the large portion oi
the world. They were unfortunate
they said. In not being able to make
train out OF Ogden before being oh
served by the hawkcyc OF the Ogden
police.
Say, Good bread is making a hit
our sales have doubled in the last SIX
days Ask your grocer for Ward
good bread =
Bishop Dewey RecoverIne-Bishor
George c. Dewey OF Garland is recov-
ering from serious attack OF appen-
dicitis for which he was successfully
operated upon In the Ogden General
hospital. He greatly regretted being
unable TO attend the Dewey reunion.
which was held last Saturday at his
home In Garland and at which over
one hundred descendants OF the fam
fly were present
The Virginia. choice rooms for
rent =
UnIueky ThIrteen-Of the fifteen
prisoners now inmates of the county
jail thirteen are awaiting trial. and
The nnlucky number is giving the more
timld OF the crowd no little concern.
The best of fooo prepared by first
class chef, Charles Cafeteria. =
Smallpox Is olsappearine-Cou
Physician Pidcook states that Weber
county is now nearly free of conta-
Glous diseases. The last case of small.
poX at Far West was released from
quarantine this morning At Harris.
Vile only five families are still under
the yellow placard. but these cases,
says Or. Pidcock. will shorty be pro-
nounced cured Six cases of scarlet
fever are known TO exist In the county
two at Riverdale and four at Plain
City.
Government inspected meat and
pure food only at Charles Cafeteria.
viii Dance Tuesday-The Bell Tel
eDnone operators VIII give dance at
the ROYAL Dancing Academy tomorrow
evening.
COAL! Call up Parker & Co. Tor
rates on lump. nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co.
Aviator Goes East.-Louis Paulhan
Madame Paulhan and party passed
through Ogden this morning on their
way 10 Denver. where a series of
flights covering three days is looked
forward to-
Coal, call up Parker Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
soldiers In Town.-Troops A. and
ESQ men stronger the Second cav
alry, formerly stationed at Fort Des
MoineS. arrived in the city last night
from the east Under command OF
Captain John = Wade. the soldiers.
after spending the night here. left at
s:15 this morning by special train
for San Francisco They are sched.
uIed for service In the Philippines and
VIII sail from San Francisco on Feb
ruary 9TH, on the transport "Sheri-
dan"
PEACoCK-The best Rock Springs
on the market, Phone 81. John
Farr. r.
Inspected His Division Division
Superintendent Manson returned this
morning from tour Of inspection
over the Salt Lake division.
For sale-old newspapers. cheap.
Call ut Standard office.
Southern Pacific Party.-W. II. Her
rim of the Hartman system. arrived
In Ogden this morning from the east
He was accompanied by a party of
six. and proceeded 70 the coast in
/; the Southern Pacific private car wild.
wood"
Henry T, Snyder. former jailer
here, was in the city yesterday from
Salt Lake, where he now resides.
Choir as Guest.-The members of
the Tabernacle choir are to be the
guests of the Orpheum tonight and
tomorrow night
Death OF eIehart-William Iglehart.
former manager of the Salt Lake CITY
Herald. died at his home In Salt Lake
today. after long illness. Death was
due Ia lung trouble. Mr.. Iglehart was
a native OF Evansville, Ind. and for
many years was engaged in newsnauer
work in Chicago.
irrigation Congress Representative
X lnsinger, chairman or the board 81
governors OF the National Irrigation
Congress. was the guest of Hon. Fred
j. hiesel Saturday evening. He has
named Col. Young of Salt Lake Az the
| Ctah representative of controlline
| body of tho congress