The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-14

members Of the well Wishers club
| furnishing the musical numbers. Mrs
! Armstrong left with the body last
evening for Wharton, Texas. where
interment will take place
| Burial OF Johanna WlIkinson-Fu
neral services over the body OF Mrs
| Johanna Wilkinson were held In the
| Third ward meeting house at IL
o'clock noon on Sunday, Bishop Carl
f. Peterson presiding w, s. King,
with Bishop Peterson. offered words
Of consolation to the bcTeaved family
and Miss Lucy Williams and Mrs
Mary Farley rendered appropriate mu'
! sical selections. Burial took place in
/ Ogden city cemetery.
You will be glad II you do, and
sorry II you don't use B. G. G But
ter.
Runs the Monarch-Eddic Munson,
proprietor Of the Monarch hotel at
Pocatello. Idaho. is spending a few
! days al the springs north OF Ogden.
|. block from the railroad depot at Po-
catello and is doing big business I'M
der the clever control OF the former
! Ogdenite.
New Cigar Store-Oscar Hemenway,
| OF the firm of Hemenway & Moser OF
| Salt Lake City. was in Ogden Satur-
| day afternoon, comforting with Man
ager Sanderson, OF the firms local es'
tablishment. relative to the opening
OF the new cigar store in the Broom
hotel building in the store formerly
occunJed nv C. d Ives
Mrs w. r. Van Fleet OF Garland,
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Van Fleet, who Is attending school in
Ogden. attended her fathers family
reunion at Hooper last week Her
fathers name Is Charles Parker, and
he is one of the we'll known citizens
of Hooper
Buried saturday-Funeral services
for Ludvick Felt were held at the
Huntsville meeting house. Saturday
afternoon, Elder A. ] Anderson pre-
siding. Music was furnished by the
ward choir and Miss Maselle Rem
strom. who sang the solo, -Oh. My
Father" The speakers we're: An
gus Mckay. Patriarch David Nc
Kay Charles Stromberg, Adam Pet
erson. A. j. Anderson. The burial
took place in Huntsville cemetery,
Band Elects Off:eers-The rehear.
sails OF the Ogden Concert band. at
It's comfortable quarters, are we'll al
tended by music lovers, and the mu-
slcal numbers rendered were highly
appreciated, The result of the cleo
tlon of officers last night is as fol
lows: II. J. Ware. president, Law
renee Hortensen, vice'president. A. E.
Thomas, secretary and treasurer. c.
o. Williams. manager, d. Fernlund,
assistant manager. John Wiser. H.
brarlan: F. w Nichols. conductor,
and E. Larson. assistant conductor.
G. A. r. Eneampment-At a meet.
ing of the members OF the DiN-Logan
Post of the G A. r OF this city It has
been decided to extend an invitation
TO the veterans of the state to hold
the state encampm7nt in Ogden this
year The local post. however. will
not be particularly insistent that the
encampment be here They say that,
as matter of fact. Salt Lake is
equally a central point for the en-
campment, and that the desires OF
all the Grand Army members OF Utah
should be known and their wishes rec
/ ognized In the matter The Ogden
boys have no objection TO holding the
annual cncampment for 1910 at Sail
Lake.
VIII Observe Passion Week-At the
meeting of the local ministers this
morning in the Presbyterian church
| II was agreed 10 observe Passion
Week again this year. The first sery
Ice Will occur next Monday at the
Baptist church, in which all OF tho
Protestant churches will join.
Craftsman wanted at once, Shrecve
6; NTadsen, Architects, Ogden, Utah.
| Back from Sad mlosion-Supt "
! NJ. LETTERS Of the Utah division of the
| Union Pacific railroad. returned from
! North Platte, Neb.. this morning
where he went to attend the funera
OF q niece Mr. Jeffers' sister Mrs
j. II Dunn. and her daughter accom-
! panied Mr.. Jeffcrs TO Ogden. and vii
visit with him for a number Of weeks
( Moecley's Suceeseor-As forecast il
the columns of The Standard severa
( days ago William Newton of the cit!
! ticket Office OF the Oregon Short Line
at Salt Lake City, has been appointed
10 the position formerly neld by A p
Moseley al Ogden, that OF travelling
passenger agent He Will assume hi:
new duties within the next few days
in addition TO his duties as travelling
passenger agent. Mr. Newton will alsc
have charge Of the uptown ticke
Office OF the Hartman lines. which
are now being fitted rp In the nortt
store room OF the Orpheum.
Seriously ill-Mrs. Lizzie Lammers
daughter CT Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bau
meister. is seriously i'll She Is sui
fering Of spinal affllctIon. Mrs
hammers has 4 baby week old, ne
first child She is In 4 critical con
dition. but hopes OF her recovery ar
still entertained,