The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-17
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! styles. which We have placed on sale
at 81 and up. Our trimmed hat spec
lol sale, are the best values in tho
city for the money Stafford Millln-
cry Co, 1861 Washington Ave. (For-
merly Srd floor Wrights.)
Called Home-Fronk Fouts, local
agent of tho Denver C Rio Grande
railroad, left last night for Collycr,
Kan. where he has been called by the
/ serious illness Of his mother During
! the absence Of MIR Fouts, A. Kohn viii
/ be In charge OF tue ogden D. & r. G
! ticket office.
One of DR. Richs flats will be for
! rent December 1st
/ ]. A Charleston. passenger agent OF
| the Chicago, Burlington &C Quincy
| railroad at Kansas City, was in Oe-
| den visiting railroad friends today
Coal-If you want the best If you
want full weight. John Farr. phone
q.
Charles ]. Helber. travelling pass
cnger agent of the Wabash railroad,
with headquarters at Denver, Colo.
was in this city today.
First Mask Carnival of the season
I will be given at the Auditorium Skat-
Ing Rink. Friday. Nov Is, Suitable
, cash prizes Will be given.
The Viola Allen company arrived
this morning from Salt Lake City.
| The company is on its way east after
a tour Of the coast.
FOR sALE-2,ooo tons standard
Goals. See Porterfeld. ogden Sewer
Pipe G. Clay Co -
Forest Service Men-Superyisors ].
! z. Jewell and l., j. Philau, of the
Wyoming National forest at Ashton,
Wyoming, are spending short time
/ in the city doing special work in the
! forest office Mi Jewell viii attend
| to affairs connected with the federal
grand jury before his return TO the
| Wyoming forest
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
| $500 at FIVE POINTS MILLINERY
MORGAN Case-In the case Of VIII
liam Morgan, administrators in the es-
tate OF David Morgan. deceased. the
plaintiff has been granted until NO
yember %. to prepare. serve and llle
notice of intention 10 make motion
! for a new trial This is a case in
which the plaintiff is suing for dam
ages. the court at the recent trial
granting motion for non-sult at the
conclusion Of the testimony for the
| plaintiff.
Hot and cold specials at Ward &
| DTumm's Two fountains.
Praise For Reservoir-The sucerinl
tendent of the waterworks department
| Of Salt Lake. Thomas Holiday. visited
| Ogden part of yesterday, the guest
| OF Superintendent Kirchcr Mr. Hob
| day is loud in his praise of the OG-
den system making the statement
| that the new concretcd reservoir at
the head of Twenty third street is un-
doubtedIy the finest reservoir to be.
found in any state.
Here en- Church Work-Prof. S. II.
Goodwin, Of the Proctor Academy of
| Provo was in the city last evening
attending matters in relation to the
| Congregational church of ogden. Mr
Goodwin and others visited Slater
Vile during the evening on mission
airy work Prof Goodwin was form
| erly pastor of the Congregational
church of Provo but during the past
| few years has devoted his time TO
school work.
Contractor Here-county Attorney
Jacob Evans and former Sherin
George Storrs of Provo made a hur
ried trip 10 Ogden yesterday. Sheriff
Storrs was one of the heavy contrac-
| tors, under the Utah Construction
company In this city. and did much
| construction work on the Western Pa
ci6c With large outfit he spent
about four years on the work
c. J. Helber. travelling passenger
agent of the Wabash railroad passed
through ogden this morning, on his
way east and visited some of his rail-
Dad friends in this city fur a short
time
On a Mining oeaI-J. S. Garrison, of
! the firm OF Garrison & Garrison. has
returned from trip To California
where he Is interested in mining prop
criy. w. c. Stanley, a prominent min
ing man of San Bernardino, returned TO
this city with Mr. Garrison. IL is
expected that a large mining deal will
Oe consummated between the two
pen,
| Wreck in the Yards-A Denver 6
RIO Grande passenger engine collided
with string of freight cars In tho
local yards this morning and two oi
the cars were badly smashed No one
was injured by the collision. The
passenger engine was No 1876 1t was
not running AZ high rate Of speed
| While the accident occurred at
o'clock this morning 1t was nearly S
o'clock before the wreck train was
able to clear the track Tor traffic
The cause OF the collision is still in
question.
Goes to ohio-Mlss Rachael Klel,
who has been in ogden for several
| months as a trained nurse. left today
I for Toledo, Ohio where she will
spend the winter,
c. D. Brown. who has been visiting
friends In Brigham and Ogden for
several weeks, left this afternoon over
the Hartman lines for his home in
Morland, KY.
Opening DAY.. S. Lewis will for
mally open his new iewelry store Sat
urday evening, the opening hours be-
ing from to TO- Mr. Lewis has
spared no expense to equip his new
place, and the display of Jcwelry which
win be viewed by the visitors will
| be one well worth seeing