The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-17

HnN1TOn6r UoN caiu Nii"N -
tiful canyon and other attractions
we're properly exploited. many OF ,ne
travellers who daily pass through inc
city, would stop to enjoy them.
Bread of quality. Charles Cafe
terra.
Money to loan on real estate
Richey e Jamison 24SS- Wash avo-
Permits TO Wed.-Marriage licenses
were issued yesterday to the follow
ing. Harry l.. Lee and Efie C. Siane.
both OF Ogden: Melvin A Hunter OF
Ogden. and Elsie NJ Searl of Elk
hart, Indiana: j. w. Rutland OF Ber1
kelley, California, and Lillian PETIT oil
Ogden; Andrew f. Berlin and Caro-
lima Tangreen Berlin, both of Hunts
vile; Warren w. Parker and Mabel
Burnett. both OF Clinton, Davis county.
II you drink. drink Yellowstone
When buying nose. oe sure to get
CORRUGATED. as it Is seamless
therefore has double the life Of any
other garden hose made. In this dry,
hot climate hose expands and opens
up In the seam, In q short time the
WdtfE DIGdh6 tDlOh6u hhO "ef'o -
the hose On account Of the high
water pressure 1t pays to buy the
best.
Seeks Damages.-John A. .Heckel
has brought suit against the Union
Pacific railroad to recover Sl0.Uoo
damages Tor Injuries received In the
wreck at Dana. Wyo., January 26.
1910, when the plainuir was employed
as mall clerk.
DR.. Powers has opened an off1co In
the Eccles Building. Bell Phone. -
Miss Ella Hinchcliff was tho guest
OF relatives in Salt Lake City Satur-
day at the matinee Of The Merry
Widow"
Fred G. Taylor, superintendent OF
the Lewiston. Utah. sugar factory. was
In Ogden yesterday. comforting with
the general officials OF the sugar CON-
pany.
Neal Mcmillan, the Idaho Falls live
stockman and crack shot. is In Ogden
for a few days calling upon some OF
the local blue rock shooters.
F. G. Benson Of Helena, Mont, and
I B. Y. Benson of Fulton, Utah, are In
Ogden for a few days.
Ask to Be citizens-Application for
second citizenship papers were made
in the district court Saturday by the
following former citizens OF The Meth
erlands NJ. w. Postma, Peter Van
der Graaf, Marines Van der Graaf land
Peter Bernards The quartette were
secured by President G j. S. Abels OF
the Holland-American Republican
club.
Deputy Clerk lll-Arthur L. Larson.
deputy clerk in the office OF the
county clerk, is confined to his home
with a severe attack of tonsilids.
New BuIldinos.-Robert S, Wother-
spoon is building a $500 residence
on Jefferson avenue, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets. Sid
ney Stevens is building brick addi-
ton at the rear OF his business block
at 2540 Washington avenue. between
Twenty-fifth and Twe1ty-sixth streets,
10 cost upwards of $4,000. The addi-
ton will be two stories high.
Wilson Funerai,-E'uneral services
over the remains of Nat Wilson will
be held at the LindQuist chapel today
at p. NJ Members OF the Painters
union will attend in a body and In
terment will be made in the City
cemetery.
Suecumbs to olphtheria.-Inez
Mary Woodfleld, tho 5-year-old daugh-
ter OF John A. Woodfeld OF North
ogden. died yesterday of dipbtheria-
! Funeral services will be held at the
grave in North Ogden cemetery.
Fruit Oamaged-Frank A. McGraw.
attorney for the w. NJ. Roylance
Wholesale Fruit G. Produce company
OF Provo, is in the city meeting with
some OF the fruit dealers. He states
that 1t is difficult to estimate accurate
ly the damage done to the fruit crop
of Utah county by the recent frost
1t Is said that 75 per cent of the tree
blossoms are destroyed The frost
Friday night. Mr.. McGrny says. was
more severe than 1t WAS the night be-
! fore.
Senator kuchIer IIl-Senator Kuch-
lcr. who returned recently from an
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apartments al the Arlington by an at
\ tack OF tonslltis.
Chester Nelson Better-Followiug
an operation for appendicitis at the
Ogden general hospital, the condition
oil Chester p Nelson of the F. j.
Kiesel company is showing considera-
bic improvement and friends are hop.
ing for his early recovery. Inadvert-
emily, Mr. Nelson's Initials were given
as &C. s." in previous Issue.
Difficult Operation Successful
Clarence o. Bybee, the six-year-old
son OF h, O. Bybee. Of Ulntah. who
since babyhood has been troubled
With a serious case OF double ton
silS, affecting his nose and hearing.
was operated upon by Doctors Ricn
and Condon successfully, The pp-
Grafton is regarded by surgeons al
one OF the most difficult and the par.
ents and the doctors are highly grau'
fed at the boys rapid recovery.
Fruit at Uintah.-R. o. Bybee, one
o. the heuds OF the Uintah Athletic as
sociation. was In Ogden yesterday on
business for the association. Great
enthusiasm Is being displayed by tho
members and the weekly meetings
are receiving a large patronage Mr
Dybee says that the frosts have In
some instances totally destroyed the
apricot. cherry and peach crops, tho
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