The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-08-07
OGDEN
BRIEF
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On Trip-H. 3. Hillard. forme
president OF the Garments union. /,
now enjoying a trip along the Psclat
coast Mr. Hilliard is an empIoye 81
tho Southern Pacific shops.
$3.50 cash buys the 5es, Rocg
Springs on the market Phone 81
John Farr. :
Visiting FrIends-AIss Iretta Fifs
OF 2122 Adams avenue. left yestor
day for weeks visit at the Stuart
summer home, near Plain City.
Combination fruit salad Sundays.
Hupfer's.
Business Man I'LL. T. Hurst OF
tho firm OF Paine G Hurst Is suffering
nom a severe cold and has been un-
able to be at the store for the past
two days
Have you tried "Wessler's Best?"
If not. why not? Ogden made. -
shoPmen 5usy-The machinis,s
at the Southern Pacific shops are os-
! pecl0lly busy at the present time with
| general repair work Twelve engines
arc being oyerhauled and all OF the
| pits are full. Because OF the pres
sure of work it was necessary TO put
| four more machinists TO work this
porniug The amount OF work seems
10 be constantly increasing in this de.
rartment of the shops
Expert Kodak Finishing Leaye
your fllms today and get your prints
tomorrow. Films and photo supplies
for sale-Tripp-New address, 246o
Washington Ave -
Sixth Ward speaker-J. C. Mckay
will speak In the Sixth Ward chapel
at 1880 p. m, Sunday his subject
being. MY Trip Through Palestine" 4"
Special music
One chance on flve-passenger tour
ing car free With every purchase OF
White Sewing Machine. Call at 2279
Washington ave. =
Delegates selected-The local Fra
tsrnal Order of Eagles, No. 118, have
elected the following delegates 10 at.
tend the Utah-idAho-Wyoming con-
vention Of Eagles in Salt Lake Aug
ust 18th Leon Browning. Alonzo
Rogers, George w. Wessler, f. r,
Gelger. John E. Blosser. Max David
son, w d. Blosser and NJ. d. Estes.
They also have chosen A. C. Felltz
to represent the local order in the
national convention of Eagles In ST.
Louis, August eth.
Joseph Parry & Sons Co. Monu.
ments. Washington avenue
Buried In oeden-Mr. and Mrs. c.
F. Helm arrived In ogden yester-
day with the body OF their infant
daughter, Gertrude Ella Helm. who
cholera infantum, Burial In ogden
City cemetery.
Dance Saturday Night, Hermitage
Good music. 8 p. 10. Cars every 20
minutes.
On Hunting Trlp-Dr. Calder OF
the State Mental hospital and Post
master James Glove of Provo passed
through ogden yesterday on their
way 10 Wyoming where they will
spend a short vacation shooting
chickens.
Cheap round trip rates cast. via
the d. & h. G., August 4th, 10th and
18th Call at city ticket office. Reed
Hotel Bldg for particulars. Phones GA
Months outlne-Former Fire Chief
T. j. Paine left ogden yesterday
for a months outing at ST. Anthony,
Idaho, and In the Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Paine says he is going 20 spend
most of his vacation fishing.
Suit for s3s-Dr J. w. Pidcock has
commenced suit In the civil di islon
of the municipal court against W n.
Monroe. to recover $35. alleged to be-
due for professional services
Herrick, the Ice Cream King, is
opening a Coffee House at 2517l5
Washington avenue.
Going to YeIlowstone-The Misses
Dora and Maud Paine, daughters OF
Desk Sergeant Robert Paine Of the
police station, left for St. An
thony yesterday. where they Will
spend a few weeks visiting with rela-
tives and friends. They will visit the
Yellowstone Park before their return
homo.
Case Oismissed-ln tho case OF the
city against Francis Reeder. in the
municipal court Yesterday, Attor-
pey DeVlne asked that il be dismiS
sed. The attorney stated that tho
case was brought TO the attention OF
tho court through a family row and
that It had been settled out OF court.
Tho case was dismissed and the de-
fendaut ordered discharged
Catherine Frost has purchased the
Richardson-Grant terrace at 1925 Al.
ans avenue, for 300.
ConJolnt meetlne-A conjoint ses
sion OF the Mutual Improvement as
sociations OF the Third Ward viii be
held this evening at p. m. George
Shorten. Jr. will be the speaker OF
the evening and a special musical
program has been arranged