The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-21

petition relates the story OF the pos
session OF the boy by Mr. Smith II
appears that In the year 1901 the boy.
then less than one year old. was lost
by his parents al the Ogden Union
Depot, and picked up by Mr. Smith
The matter was reported TO the police
department and every possible effort
was made at the time to find the
child's parents, but all to no avail
Up TO this time no trace OF the par
euts has been discovered, and Mr.,
Smith thinks the lad Will never be
claimed by anybody except himself
He desires 10 be the boys legal faith
er. as he has been his father indeed
these many years. The boy is now
nine years old.
WoooMEN OF THE WORLD
Third dance Of the season, Royal
Dancing Academy, Thursday evening,
March oath. Tickets soc couple. Ex-
ira lady Csc, -
Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
tcria .-
Narrow Eecape-Miss Fannie How
ell. Saturday afternoon. narrowly cs-
capped the loss OF her eyes through
the carclessness of an unknown lad
with an air gun. The boy was shoot
ing at birds. but pointed the gun in
the direction of Miss Howell and fred
The bail struck the eyeglasses of the
young lady breaking them to pieces.
Fortunately, however, the ball struck
the glasses glancinely, which carried
the glasses and the pellet away from
the head. thus saving her eyes.
Bread OF quality. Charles Cafe,
Jeria =
The first ball Of the Fratern0 Order
Of Mountainecrs. Ogden Cabin No. So,
Royal Dancing Academy, Tuesday
WoooMEN OF THE WORLD
Third dance OF the season. Royal
Dancing Academy. Thursday evening".
March 24th, Tickets soc couple. Ex-
ira lady 25c. =
Castle Gate. Clear Creek and Rock
Springs coal $3.50 per ton cash on
delivery Phone li9. Robt B. Lewis. =
Funeral for Baby Noblc-The funer-
al services over the remains of Paul
l. Noble, little son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Noble. Will be held from the
Richey Funeral Chapel tomorrow
afternoon AT . O'Clock. Rev. C w. Nc
Creery of the Methodist church off,
ciatiGg Interment N the City ceme-
terry
Mrs. C. f. Lees hair goods have
arrived. 2602 Washington avenue. -
B. & G. Butter is alike in quality
always =
All Kinds OF coal $3.50 cash. deliy-
cred NJ l., Jones Coal Co, ~
Funeral for Mrs. ioelnbotham-
Funeral services for the late Mrs,
Mary Elizabeth HigsInbotham viii be
held at the Fourth ward meeting
house At o'clock Tuesday afternoon
{ The casket VIII be open at the resi-
/ dence. 1916 Adams avenue, Monday
and Tuesday until ! p. m.
Ffes have gust received car OF
I lime. Give MS a call Ind 790
Secds-Seeds that will grow Sweet
/ peas. 25c per Id. Buy them at PIN
gree & Keller's. 26lG Washington, =
John LOTUS lnjured-At the Rio
! Grande round house. Saturday even
ing. John Lotus net with an acci
dent from which he suffered a badly
EDralncd ankle Mr.. Lotus was in
the act OF operating the turntabic
wien, In some unaccountable way, MS
! foot caught and he fell heavily 10 the
! ground. Mr. LOTUS was so badly
q ltt-T that ba
bulance was sent for and the man WAS
taken to the general hospital,
Asks for Investigation - Chief
Browning is In receipt of a communi.
cation from Mrs. George Sauer OF
Sioux Falls, South Dakota. asking for
Information regarding the manner #
the death OF her uncle Martin Cahin
Sne Is under the impression that the
! death of her uncle should be a ques-
uon Tor investigation, and she asks
that II be done. II will be remem-
bcred that Mr. Cahlll died In this CITY
+. March 9Th, the physiciap's certificate
stating that he died Of ptomalne poiS-
oning. He died the day after eating
quite heartily OF a can of Gardincs
The suddenness Of Mr.. Cahnl,s death
caused the officers TO inquire Into the
circumstances OF his death and they
came 10 the conclusion That there was
no necessity for an inquest.
Distinguished Visitor-PresIdent A.
| W. Harris OF the Northwestern Uni.
versity Of Chicago, Illinois, will ad.
dress the students OF the Ogden High
school March 29th. Mr.. Harris Is
considered one OF the highest author.
tiles in the commercial affairs OF the