The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-18

for Reyence Only" William Crit,h.
low Lawrence Richards and Peter
oasn viii represent the academy In
! defense OF tho question. The debate
VIII be held In the academy audlto
rum at 7:3O p. M
b. & G. Butter-no better goods
no better prices. =.
The final decree in the case OF Cora
NJ. Ketchem against Clifford A. Ketch,
en- was filed with the county cjcrk
! yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff is
! given certain real estate md house
hold goods by the decree
Miss Edith Hoffman announces her
spring showing OF the very latest cren.
lions, exemplifyine the most fashion
able and sm0rtest millinery for the
spring 1910, Monday. March 2l. at
Burt Bros :.
Nr Alfred Ashton, formerly of
Wright & Sons Cos shoe department.
has associated himself with Clark's
| new popular shoe store He will be
! pleased 10 see any of his old friends
at the new place. =
Dancing Party-The employees OF
the firm of John Scowcroft G Sons
Company give dancing party this
evening at the Congress Dancing
Academy. for which event several
hundred invitations have been sent
out. and most enjoyable time is
assured.
Do you need dirt to I'LL? Wheel
wright Const Co have ! .OoO loads IN
dispose of
Excursion to Salt Lake over Bam-
berger road. Saturday. March 19.
Tickets good on four trains. Good to
return Sunday. March 20
The funeral services over the re-.
mains of NJ, T. Knowles will be held
this afternoon at o'clock at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. Rev
w w, Fleetwood Will offciate. The
services will be attended by members
OF the engineering Offices of the South
ern Pacific, where the young man was
employed.
Seeds-Seeds that will grow. Sweet
peas, 25c per lb. Buy them at Fin
gree & Keller's, 2Gl6 Washington.
Spring showing OF Exclusive Mnli.
merry from the noted master milllners
Monday March 81 Miss Edith Hoff.
man, Burt Bros
Relief Societies-The relief socie-
ties OF the Seventh Eighth a1d Tenth
wards oil the city held a reunion at
the Seventh ward meeting ouse yes
terday. at which about 800 people at
tended The afternoon was spent in
the rendition Of an old.fashioned pro.
gram. consisting Of songs and music.
together with speeches and old-fash-
ioned step dancing A delicious
luncheon was served The relief so,
cictics were organized on ST. Pat.
rick's day over ffty years ago. The
Second Ward Relief society ladies en-.
tertained all their friends in the ward
amusement hall
RAID viii Be Made-Thleves broke
into the Pearl saloon on lower Twen-
ty-lfth street last night and stole So
from the money till They made their
entrance into the building by break.
ing through rear door This case.
In connection with the arrest OF two
Mexioans last night for shopllfting.
causes of the officers to suspicion that
there are a number OF Undesirable"
citizens in ogden. and TO rid the town
OF them. Detective Ponder states that
q raid will be made this afternoon.
All suspicious characters VIII be
called upon to give an account of
themselves,
Saw the Canyon-The Louisiana 6;
Pacific Railroad oompany's private
car, "kymokan,' occupied by Mrs. C.
Il. Sweet, wife of tho president OF the
road, and party. arrived in Ogden
from California yesterday afternoon
and departed for the cast this morn
Ing over the Union Pacific. While In