The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-30
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quet at the Livingston cafeteria this
evening Will be In cafeterlan style.
SATURDAY NIGHT oANcE-con,
gross Academy. =
FRee-A pair OF gloves given with
each hat at Five Point Millinery. :.
Pay oay-The school teachers re.
received their pay envelopes today
Winter apples, ]. T Mcintyre, Har.
rlsyillc. Bell 1907. =
Visitors From Wyomina-E. w
Rogers and wife of Green River. Wyo
are in the city visiting AlonZo Rog.
ers. They will remain In the city a
number OF days and may decide to To-
cate here permanently. The men are
brothers.
Delicious pastry goojs at Wards,
Always fresh. Two stores. Both
phones, 279. =
Recovering His Hoath-A. C. En-
erSon, assistant senior clerk In the
local office OF the superintendent OF
the Southern Pacific. who recently un-
dcrwent an operation in San Fran
cisco hospital, returned to Ogden last
night Mr.. Emerson's health is great
ly improved as a result of the opera
ton. and IL is expected that he will
resume work in few days.
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT -
Congress Dancing Academy. =
Account CONFERENCE and STATE
FAIR the Oregon Short Line will sell
round trip tickets to Salt Lake at
rate Sl00, Oct Bird 10 9th, inclusive.
good returning Oct 18th Choice OF
ELEVEN trains daily. Secure tickets
at City Ticket Office. 25l4 Washing
ton avenue. Both phones 372. =
Boy Is lost-The police are looking
for Richard Woodberry. thirteen
year-old boy, who has been missing
from his home since Wednesday
night The boy is unable to talk
plainly. and II is feared by his parents
that he has wandered away and is un-
able to ind his way home. When he
let his home he wore a light hat and
blue shirt and tie. He would be
easy TO identify because of the i'm
pediment in his speech ANY lnforma-
tlon which might lead to his dIscov-
cry and return home should be given
either to the police or to the boys
parents at il2 Twenty-sixth street
SATURDAY NIGHT oANcE-con.
9ress Academy. =
The ideal coal for all purposes is
Lewis Good Koal Phone 149
Woman Socialist-NIiss Anna Maley
national organizer OF the socialist par
ty, spoke TO large gathering OF peo-
pie at the corner of Washington ave
nue. and Twenty-lourth street last
night and her most pointed dcnouu-
Citations of President William Taft
and others in the parent government
al administration were greeted with
cheers. Her mention of Eugene v
Debs also called forth the applause
OF the crowd.
ANTHRACITE, You'll have to bur-
ry IL you get it. Phone IS. Shurtliff
G Company.
Kemmerer's best coal sold only by
NJ. i. Jones Coal Co. =
From Wyoming Forest-Supervisg n
James Il. Jewell of the Wyoming ~
est with headquarters at Alton, Wyo-
ming, has been in Ogden a couple of
days attending to business matters
connected with the forest service
here.
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT -
Congress Dancing Academy. =
Dainty fountain specials. every day.
q. Wards spacious parlors Two
stores. =
In the kaibab forest-Asslstant
Forester Timothy Hoyt of the land
department Of district No. 4. and b.
l.. Wheeler, expert mine examiner OF
the forest service, have gone to the
southern part of Utah and northern
Arizona to make an examination of
certain mineral lands In tho Kaibab
forest They will be IN the southern
country for couple OF weeks,
WE CAN fill your order for anthra'
cite coal Plenty OF 1t. Lewis Coal
Yard. Phones 1i9. =
SlO0 round trip. 10 Salt Lake. ev-
cry Sunday, via d. G r G. Choice OF
six trains. Fastest time.
Pleased With the Fair-P. A. Dix
of the Davis County Nursery company
has recently been spending good deal
OF time in Ogden looking after the
Roy display and his fine draft horses
at the Fair grounds Mr.. Dix says
he thinks more should be said OF the
merits OF the Four.SJate Fair. In his
Judgment the fair has been decided
success and has given satisfaction in
every direction.
LAST EXCURSION Of the season
NORTH via OREGON SHORp LINE.
| Tickets on sale Oct Sth. Secure tick
cts and full information at City Tick
et Office. 2514 Washington avenue.
Both phones 372. =
]. p. Herrick, who has been with
| the ToGgery for four years, has en-
tered the employ of Dee-Stantord.
Died in Salt Lake-GeOrge p.
I Sauires, state insurance commission
| er. died in Salt Lake today from
heart disease.
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