The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
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REFERENCES

A. T Wright OF the Wright Invest
ment Co was a visitor In South Forl;
yesterday
sl.Oo round trip, to Salt Lake. ev
cry Sunday. via D. & r, G. Choice OF
six trains. Fastest time.
Miss Douglas Improved - Miss
Wealthy Douglas with the Boyle Fur
niture company, is recovering from
the attack OF ulcer Of the stomach,
with which she was taken Ill two
weeks ago. She was able 10 drive out
last evening for the nrst time.
can Allen. phones %, for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
{ speciality. Also prompt delivery OF
taERaEo. t12 25th
Spanish War Veterane-The Span
isb War Veterans and Ladies auXil'-
ary VIII give a farewell party to Rev
and Mrs CIV, McCreery Friday even
Ing, August .. All members Of both
orders are expected 10 be present
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Snort Line tickets at the Office In the
GDera House Block Don't force your
eeK TO stand In line at tho Depot
Mrs. Reynolds llI-Mrs. Robert Rey-
nolds, 667 Twenty street. wife
of Clerk Reynolds in the Office OF
Superintendent Rowlands, Southern
Pacific company, Is reported to be
sIc wly recovering from her recent at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Fur SsIe-Old mats Good TO put
under carpets. Inquire STANDARD office
To Attend Deaf Convention-Mis
Elizabeth DeLong, a teacher in the
School for the Deal Nephi Larson,
foreman in the cabinet shop, and Paul
Mark, the local shoemaker, Will leave
today for Colorado Springs to attend
the annual convention Of the Nation.
al Association of the Deaf, which con
Yenes there for one week.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is TO appear, In order TO insure
publication.
Wolfson, the furniture man, has clos
ed up one OF his stores on Washing
ton, at 1867, and is now devotng his
time to his larger store at 1854 Wash
ington avenue.
wANTED-CIcaa whlto rags at the
Standard.
Mr. Eueston Of Omaha. one OF the
live ones there, said Thursday morn
ing to Mt Lindsay OF the Lindsay
Land and Live Stock company, whom
he is visiting; Il spent last month
with the papers in Omaha more than
s2.500-not only have | an optical
store in Omaha. but one also in Wash,
inston. am on my way ont there
now and VII also go into British Col
umba TO see some more OF the coun.
try. ] am selling the land in Omaha.
sold q hundred thousand acres-it
pays to patronize the newspapers.
This seems good logic II one man can
make money using printers ink. Why
not others?"
Uuldrka BoekweG, the infant son
OF Geert and Reneke Boekweg. 2299
Stephens avenue. died at 6 o'clock
last evening The babe was only Z
days old The funeral will be held at
o'clock this afternoon at the resi-
dence. Bishop p. u Ensign presid-
ing Interment in Ogden City GENE
terry.
The body OF Arthur Thomas, who
died at tho ogden hospital this week.
was shipped TO his old home al Wells
ton, Ohio, Yesterday by Larkin &c
Sons. The casket will be accompa-
MED on its journey by the deceased's
sister. Miss Mabel Thomas. who has
been employed as stenographer at the
White Sewing Machine company's OF.
fees Miss Thomas will probably re-
turn to Ogden al the conclusion OF her
sad Journey,
The funeral OF Francis Edith Ogle-
tree, tho three-year-oid daughter of
Mr and Mrs William B. Ogletree,
2751 Washington avenue, will be held
al O'Clock Saturday afternoon at
the Lindquist funeral chapel Bishop
Robert Mc0uaTrio will preside at the
services. Friends and relatives Of
the family may view the body from
10 until on day Of the funeral In
terment will be iu the Ogden City
cemetery.
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