The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-20
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a carload OF that good Smithfield
Flour Just arrived. Special prices on
your winters supply. Edgar Jones
Co.
Mrs, ]. F Kelly and J. NJ. Kelly OF
Britton, s. D.. who are interested in
the opening of the new bank in Og.
den, were in the city this morning and
left after a few hours stay for Salt
Lake City. II is expected thai the
men Will return TO Ogden tomorrow.
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE via.
oregon Short Line, Sunday, Aug. 2lst
Round trip s1.00 Choice ten trains
daily. City office, 2514 Washington
Ave =
l.. Fl. Peery. who returned from n
mission to Germany a few days ago.
was In Salt Lake City Thursday on
business pertaining to the Pecry ho-
tel building, under way OF oonstruc-
tion in that city.
At tho home OF Mrs. B. Ludwig,
23f1 Lincoln Ave. the Frauenverein
OF the German Evangelical church
will servo Ice cream and cake, coffee
and coffee cakes, on Thursday even
Iug. Aug 2oth, from I to IL p. M
Everyone welcome
Mr. Gotshell, stockholder of the
Hartman railroads, is making trip
from his New York home TO the Pa
cific coast and stopped In ogden to-
day. In company with Assistant Sup
erintendent Easton, Mr. Gotshell
made a visit 10 Lake Side and to Og-
den canyon. The visitor will leave
tonight for the Yellowstone National
park.
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE Via.
Oregon Short Line, Sunday, Aug. 21st
Round trip S100 Choice ten trains
daily. City office, 25l4 Washington
Ave.
J. C Bell, assistant resident engin-
eer OF the Southern Paci1c who has
been In the local hospital for several
weeks. following an operation, VIII
leave the Institution tomorrow.
Morgan cauliflower, small pearl
onions, picking cucumbers. spices,
vinegar and. in fact. everything you
need for your pickles. Edgar Jones
Co
All Trains to Be Iced in Ogden
Mr.. Phillips. assistant general agent
OF the Pacific Fruit Express company
OF San Francisco. was In the city to-
day comforting with officials of the
Hartman lines. Mr.. Phillips states
that the grape shipments from Cali
fornia this year Will eclipse anything
in the history Of the state The ship
ncnts are expected to start next week
and all of the trains Will be iced in
ogden.
w. o. w. DANCE, Wed. evening
August oath, at the Hermitage. Prize
wIltz. $1,000. -
Steel Rail ShlPments-Steel rail
shipments from the east are now
passing through Ogden on the Har-
riman lines for points in western Ne
vada and California whore important
improvements are being made on the
lines.
The Knights of Columbus. Ogden
Council No. III Will give a dance at
The Hermitage Friday. Aug Goth
Bring your friends. A good time is
assured.
Heaton Kirkendall Undertaking Co.
The Misses Mary and Anna Sulli-
van, daughters Of Master i-echanic
Sullivan of the Union Pacific, are ex-
pected home from California next
week They have been visiting Mr.
Sulivan's sister at Los Angeles.
s1.oo s1.oo-Your choice of
any trimmed summer hat, regardless
OF cost We have limited number left,
but great value for the money. 1867
Washington ave. Stafford Millinery
Co. formerly 3rd floor Wrfghts. -
Henderson 10 spe7k-Prof. w W.
Henderson OF Weber academy Will
address a congregation at the FIFTH
Ward Westinghouse at o'clock Sun
day evening, TO which the public is
cordially invited.
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE via
Oregon Short Line, Sunday, Aug. 2lst
Round trip 800 Choice ten trains
daily. City office. 2514 Washington
Ave.
Now is The time to get your cucum'
bers. chulInowcr, etc. Don't wait un-
I'll the frost comes and it ia too late
We have plenty Edgar Jones Co. .
Good girls wanted at Shupe-Wil
ilsno Candy Factory.
100 loads dirt wanted at the Fail
Grounds See H. NJ. Rowe. over the
Standard ofncc
Expert Kodak Finlshlng. Leave
your films today and get your print:
tomorrow. Films and photo supplieI
for sale, Trip New address 246;
Washington Ave.
Dr.. Fernlund wishes 10 announce tc
his friends and patrons that he hae
removed his Office 10 410 25th, over
the Utahna drug store.
B. & G. Butter fills the want.