The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-03
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Tho Home Culture club Will meet
With Mrs. e. b Knapp. SOS Jefferson,
Thursday afternoon, Jan. G.
Ladies of the Episcopal Church arc
requested to meet Tuesday instead
OF Wednesday at the Parish house,
business OF Importance to he dc,
cided.
For Sale-Old newspapers, cheap.
Call at Standard office. =
Meeting of Child Culture cIub-The
Child Culture club will meet with
Mrs. DR. Gowans at the Industrial
school parlors. at p. M. Tuesday,
January 1. Miss Peters will lecture
on kindergarten methods
WIN Visit in eoIse.-NIr. and Mrs.
6. c. Pearce have gone to Boise to
visit their daughter, Mrs, Wilbert II.
Iyer, hoping the change will benefit
Mr. Pearce, who was injured while
employed oil the Utahna theater
building some time ago.
Use B. & C. Butter. 1t makes you
comfortable and happy.
Coal, call up Parker G. Co., for
rates on lump. nut and slack. =
To Muster in omccrs.-G. w. Nc.
Creery, commander of the Department
oI Utah, United Spanish War Voter
ans, LETT today for Salt Lake City 10
muster In the officers of the camp
at Fort Douglas. Tomorrow he will
--Ro down again to do the same for the
oihCeTs OF Camp E. A. Wedgewood.
ihursday night the officers of Harry
a Young camp No. 2 of Ogden will
be mustered In at the armory.
Two additional teachers have Just
been engaged by the Smithsonian
Business college; one IN the tele-
graph department and one TO finish
up class in Gregg shorthand =
COAL! Call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. =
Don't eat until we OPEN" was our
motto, and 1t was well worth waiting
at last you can break your fast and
we invite you cordially TO partake Of
the feast which is worthy OF a Lucul-
Taken to nitentiary-Deputy Sher.
III John Hutchins took Harry Nelson
to the penitentiary this morning TO
serve one-year term for burglary
PBACoCK-Th best Rock Springs
on the market, Phone q, John
Farr. II
Charles New Cafeteria, a model
plant with the most modern applian-
ces, thoroughly sanitary, peeting the
most eXacting requirements OF the
pure food lav-the highest attain
ment in the art of cooking and serv-
ing food Lunch IL to 80. Dinner
3 to $50.
Clarence Ernst Case-The case OF
the State against Clarence Ernst,
charged with the murder OF Charles
Staples last summer. and set for trial
in the district court today, has been
continued until tomorrow morning,
when the work of securing a trial
jury viii be taken up.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. -
Keuy-money TO loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
Ice in Weber River-J. p O'Nein
says the thaw caused considerable
trouble at the concrete dam al Devils
Gate. Saturday The ice in the Weber
river was broken up into veritable Ice
bergs and when they struck the dam
a good deal OF the ice was jammed
into the gates. II required the use Of
dynamite to dislodge the ice and for
a time It looked as though there
might be gret damage done.
Martha Society eenefit.-Monday
night the Martha Society receive a
benefit at the Orpheum theater Tel
ephone for your tickets-either phone.
323. A flrs,-class vaudeville entertain
ment Will be given by the regular
Orpheum circuit
Or. Forbes has resumed practice,
400 Eccles Building, usual Office hours.
Gun Shoot-President w. H. Ander.
son of the Wasatch Gun club says a
movement Is on foot TO have shoot
meet In the city on one day of the
Wool Growers convention. Ne details
have yet been decided upon.
Holiday rates via D. e r, C. One
single fare round trip. Dec, 18th, 2Srd
24th. 25th, 31st, and January lst Good
returning until January 3rd. 1919. :
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the bes.
Sold only by NJ. L. Jones Coal Co.. Ino.
l4O Bell 49sK-
Sheep Arrlving-Joint Agent W. H
Cheyers Of the Hartman roads cen
terlng at ogden, says the prize sheer
exhibits for the annual Wool Growers
convention in this city are beginning