The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-03
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Newspaper,aoran Ill-&iss Carl Vir
glni2 Woods, who came TO ogden q
month ago from Kaufman, Texas. and
! has since become popular in a wide
circle of ogden friends. has been TAX
en- seriously i'll and yesterday, through
the kindness OF earnest friends, was
taken TO the Ogden General hospital,
whore she will remain until recover
ed from her Illness Relatives, who
are prominent In Texas, have been
! notified Miss Woods had been act
ing az society editor of the Ogden
Evening Standard.
Send In Your itcms Early-All com
munlcations for the society editress
must be sent in before 10 30 on Sat
urday to insure appearance in the
Saturday evening paper II is the re-
quest of this department that as
many communications 8s possible be
submitted Friday afternoon before
six o'clock, -
sence Of Rev. William Thurston Brown
who has been temporarily called TO
Colorado. y b Dresser a prominent
citizen of Utah. will deliver the regu-
lar lecture of the series scheduled al
the Carnegie Library this evening
No admission charge Will be made
and the general public is cordially in,
vited.
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard. =
Col. John Henry Bryar, represent
ing A C. McClurg & Co. OF Chicago.
spent yesterday In the city visiting
John n Spargo of the Spergo Book
Store The colonel Is one of the best
known knights OF the grip" on the
road and says Ogden Is his second
home.
For sae-3 heating stoves Inquire
for MIR. Poulter. basement Standard
office.
Peterson Funeral Held-FuneraI
services for the late Gustav l. Peter
son we're conducted yesterday after
noon at the Hooper meeting house,
Bishop w. w Childs. presiding Ap
proDriate musical selections were ren.
dcred by the ward choir The speak
erS were. S NJ Belnap, Lars p John
son, James r. Beus, John D Hooper,
c. j. A. Lindquist and DR. E NJ. Con
roy Interment was made In Hooper
cemetery.
Hot stuff-hot stuff is Lewis Good
Coal, Phone 149.
This evening the basketball teams
from the State School for the Deaf
and Blind and the Weber Academy
viii meet in the latter's gymnasium.
AS this Is the first game Of the sen.
son between the two teams a great
amount of interest is taken In it and
it will undoubtedly be witnessed by i
large crowd Of rooters.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed tho bos.
Sold only by NJ l. Jones Coal Co. Inc.
40, Bell 499K.
To Automobile Show-Hnrmon
Peery and Archie Browning. local au-
tomoblle enthusiasts left for Chicago
yesterday afternoon TO attend the big
automobile show in the Windy city.
From Chicago the two young men win
go to New York city and other eastern
cities for a short visit before returning
home.
Call Allen. phones 22. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
specially Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. fl2 26th.
Advertisers mEst nave .neIr copy for
tbe Evening Standard the evening be-
lore the day on which the advertise
ment is to appear In order to insure
publication.
Special Salo-Any hat in millinery
department just S29S. Miss Edith
Hoffman. second floor, Burt's Store, q"
"The Now Way Of Eatine'-Relish-
ing. wholesome. time saver No disap-
poiptmeut Charles Cafeteria.
City Park commissioners-The city
park commissioners are In session this
afternoon. attending 10 matters re-
garding the winding up of the bnsi-
ness of the commission for the year
1909. The reports OF the president OF
the commission and the Superintend-
ent. B. Van der Schuit, Will be suo-
mltted at the meeting and an estl-
mate of the money needed for the
handling OF the parks this year VIII
be prepared. Ia speaking of the
amount OF money the board Will ask
for this year. Mr. briggs, member
of the board stated that 1t is likely
that the board will not ask for as
much money as was called for last
wear. but that it will, in all probabll-
ity, reach the $4,000 or $4,000 mark.
There is vacancy on the board be-
cause of the expiration of the term
OF office OF Thomas Carr. and II is
uossible that II Will be hlled at the
meeting OF the council Monday night.
Coal Suppiy-The reported shortage
OF Ogden's coal supply seems to have
been due to unnecessary alarm. While
a number OF dealers state that their
supply In hand is comparatively small.
only one dealer Is completely out. One
| Arm claims to have sufficient coal 10
meet any reasonable demand until
more IS received. Plenty of fuel Is
onroute 10 ogden. and danger of a
coal shortage is slight.
| Objects 70 Sale-John Mccullough
| divorced husband ol Mary A. McCul
! Tough. deceased, has f1led an objec
ION to the sale OF order for sale OF
| certain property Included in the eS
tate of the deceased. Of which William
Mccullough Is administrator.
| Administration OF Estate-R w
West waived his right to be appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Ange
lima Sburtliff West. deceased. lie re
quests the appointment OF l.. J. Taylo,
in his stead.
Divorce Suit DismisSed-In the ac
| ,top for divorce brought nv Ceor0,