The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-15
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Thoroughbred English bull pups for
salc. Van der Schuit Floral Co, 7iO
! 2Sth.
I Scnt to loean-Au OF tho vaude-
I Vile performers of the Orphcum thea
tre left this morning for Logan where
they will put on a show tonight in
the Thatcher opera house, The act
ors were somewhat put out by the
order TO play a one-night stand, but
the change was made necessary by
the billing OF the Three Twins" at
the local play house for tonight u
EXCURSION to Salt Lake via ORE
/ CON SHORT LINE. Sunday. Oct
10th Round trip rate 800, Tickets
good on ell trains. including FORTY
, FIVE MINUTE FLYERS City Office.
2614 Washington avenue
Rush Of ColonIsts-Four extra pass
enger trains went west over the South
Pacific yesterday, carrying the over
flow of the colonist travel There arc
believed 10 be moro homeseekers trav-
cling westward this year than at any
time during tho past decade
Roller skating at Auditorium Rink
every afternoon and evening, except
Sunday Admission, including skates,
IS cents
Manson Coco Wcat-E. C. Manson
general superintendent OF tho Oregon
Short Line, passed through Ogden
this morning on No Q, In private car
115 He Is making a trip over tho
Salt Lake division OF the Southern
Pacific,
Lewis Good Coal has burned its
way 10 the front Phones l49
Engineer Boil VIII Recover-A re-
port this morning from San Francisco
states that Assistant Engineer ] C.
Bell Of the Southern Pacific, who is
now In that city recupcrating from
the effects of an operation for appen,
dicitis. Is on the road TO recovery and
II Is thought that he Will be able TO
return 10 Ogden In short time
Delicious pastry goods at Wards,
Always frcsh. Two stores, Both
phones. 379.
Central Park Presbyterian Church
-Thlrty-hrst street and Washington
avenue There will be preaching at
IL a. m Sunday school at 1870
Christian Endeavor society meeting
at I. p. m. leader, Miss Ireno Wallace.
Eve6'ng preaching at 7.45. Midweek
prayer meeting on Wednesday even.
at 730 S. C. c. Hickman. pas
tor.
EXCURSION TO Salt Lako via ORE
Con SHORT LINE. Sunday. Oct
10th. Round trip rate 800 Tickets
good on all trains. including FORTY
FIVE MINUTE FLYERS. City once.
2514 Washington avenue.
COAL-Rocky Mt Lump. S4.76. ex-
cellent for furnace Phone 27. John
Farr,
The evening series Of biographical
sermons will be continued in the
First Presbyterian church, Sunday
evening. upon the theme, "Fundamen,
tai Factors In the Formation of Pres
eDt Day Life" There will be special
music at each service.
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
Rally Oay-Seryices will be held
Sunday al 10 Is In tho First Presby-
terian church Sunday school Many
special invitations have been issued
and very pretty and attractive colored
programs secured for each scholar at
tending. The services Will contain
several special numbers and features
and Superintendent Cooper Is plan
ming for 4 large attendance
Modern slX-room brick house on
Orchard Ave. for rent. Apply 25S9 Or
chard.
In Teton Forest-Assistant District
Forester Franklin Reed Will make
trip TO the Teton national forest In
Wyoming, next week The purpose
of the visit Is to make a general lnves-
ugation, Mr.. Reed Will be gone some
two weeks.
Departs on Misson-At o'clock
this afternoon H Earl Belnap, son Of
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Belnap, departed
for the mission field in Switzerland
and Germany. 1t Is anticipated that
be will remain In the old world two
or three years.
Charged With Theft.-Distriot At
tornoy Nathan ]. Harris this morning
filed an information against Clarence
Peterson, charging him with the inert
October 7. OF a horse belonging 10
Adrian Schipper. Peterson Is the man
arrested by Deputy Sheriff DeVlne
a few nights ago while he was on his
way from Weber River jungles. where
he had tho horse tied and had been
feeding him a number OF days. II ls
stated that the animal was stolen
from a pasture belonging TO the VIII
son brothers.
Southern Idaho prosperous" Billy
Wilson has returned from n business
trip 10 McCammon, Ida, and adjacent
country. Mr.. Wilson states that the
conditions in this section Of the coun-
try are good and that the crops this
year have been remarkably heavy.
Stock OF all kinds is in good condition
and the prospects for winter range
are favorable,
w. II. Anderson. candidate for Sher-
III OF Weber county on the Democratic
ticket returned yesterday from quite
an extended trip In Juab county, and
TINS morning he started for Gooding,