The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-21
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DR.. W. J. Browning. corner Twenty
NTH and Grant, over Cars drug
store. 522 Bell =
Oemented Man Found-Wanderins
aimlesslyln the ''wlds." about Onex.
Idaho, where he jumped from west
bound train No OF the Oregon Short
Line Monday, F. f. Storing of Mime
apolls was found by scarchiug party
yesterday The man is in a dementcd
condition and was lodged I'm the Poca-
tello jail. pending adyiccs from his
brother. who resides In Oregon. When
found. Storing was uninjured, which
completely surprised the party. II
was thought that he would be serious
ly injured. as the train was moving
at high speed when he jumped.
Pedigree English bull pups Van
der Schuit Floral Co.
Lecture course-An opportunity TO
take university extension course in
the history of education is TO be grant
cd Ogden people on Jan. II. when
Professor Milton Bcnnion of tie de-
partmcnt of philosophy in the Uniyer.
sity OF Utah. Will begin n series Of
lectures In the municipal court room
OF the city hall The lectures wiIld,e
held on each Saturday morning Nj
10. 30
Mrs. r. E. Hoag will have an eN-
hibit and sale OF Decorated China at
her studio I'm the Utah National Bank
Building all this week.
Fred Gentsch. superintendent Of din.
ing cars and hotels of the O, S L..
left Ogden today to visit relatives and
transact business in Omaha
Fine collection OF DotteI plants.
Something lasting, Van der Schuit
Floral Co.
All Trimmed Hats at half price and
less, Stafford Millinery Co. 1857
Washington avenue. Formerly 3rd
floor Wrights,
Kenneth Hess-Kenneth. the 3-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph L.
Hess Of Plymouth. Box Elder coun-
ty, died al spinal meningitis this morn.
Ing at $50 o oclocb at 500 Thirtieth
street. The child was III but one
week The remains will he shipped
to Plymouth at o - this evening.
where the funeral services and inter
ment will take place.
Get what you pay fora fur ton.
Either phone 149
Died This Mornlne-Eliza J. Mayer,
wife of Thomas Mayer, died th'r
morning at the family residence. 22@1
Grant avenue. after n long illness from
heart trouble Death came at 10. 30
o'clock. Mrs Mayer was born in Lo-
gan on Sept /. 1886. and had spent
most OF her lIfc in that city She Is
survived by her husband. Two sisters.
three brothers and many other rela-
lives. The body viii be shipped to
Logan for the funeral services and
interment, but may be viewed at the
LindQuist chapel Thursday between -
N. and p. IN.
Coal-It YOU want the best; IL you
want full weight. John Farr. phone 81
Socialist Active-Arthr Werden
and a number OF other socialists went
TO Slateryille last night where a meet
ing was held In the meeting house.
Mr. Wcrdcn and II. II. Kinsey each de-
livercd talks on the subject OF indus
trial cooperation
No use talking Stimsons cafe,
Mr.. and Mrs w. fl Anderson have
returned 10 their home In ogden. af
ter A four months visit with relatives
in Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana
and Texas.
George II. Baker. travelling passeng
er agent of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. was in ogden today on official
business.
Oscar Harris. administrator OF the
estates OF Mary Ann and Joseph NJ.
Harris, was in ogden today on bust