The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-21
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The daintiest OF pastry that Is pas
try" at Charles Cafeteria. 1876 Wash.
Mrs. Philip Warren Knisely at the
! Spencer has issued invitations for an
afternoon tea Tuesday. February l.
from to o'clock, TO meet Mrs. AL
bert Cutler Abbott OF Marshalltown.
Iowa.
Send In Your Items early-All com.
munications for the society edltress
must be sent in before 10. 80 on Sat
urday TO insure appearance in tho
Saturday evening paper. II Is the re-
quest OF this department that as
many communications us possible be
submitted Friday afternoon before
six o'clock
c. c, Ratlltf, an importer and breed
er Of stations Of Shenandoah, Iowa,
has established in Ogden a branch
barn lor his company.
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard.
New Daughter Arrives-A baby
girl was born to MT, and Mrs. E. Il
Crosby yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Crosby is q daughter OF Thomas
Lever. a guard employed by the po-
lice department,
For Sale heating stoves Inquire
for Mr. Poulter. basement Standard
Office
Aged Woman Dles-Mrs. Mnry Ann
Balzhauser died yesterday at the fam.
lily home, $50 Twonty-fourth street,
from heart failure. She was 81 years
of age and came to Ogden recently
with her husband, who is an aged vet
eran OF the civil war, q member of
the G. a. X, Until making their home
here the couple resided in Chicago
Mrs. Balzhauser was held IN high es-
TEEN by all who knew her.
Hot stuff-hot stuff Is Lewis Good
Coal Phone l49.
Judgment Affirmed-A judgment for
Sill. awarded to the Twentieth Cen
tury Opera company against the Syl-
van Park Amusement company In the
Municipal court in December. 1908,
terday on an appeal The plaintiff
was allowed per cent interest on
the judgment since 1t was entered in
the lower court.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the beS.
Sold only by NJ L. Jones Coal Co.. Ino
40. Bell ASK.
For sale-Old newspapers, cheap.
Call at Standard Office.
Marriage License George P. Gates
and Miss Easter Bilbo were Issued a
marriage license this afternoon
Funeral Of James Reardon-Attend-
ed by members OF his brotherhood and
many sorrowing friends. funeral ser
Vices were held this afternoon at st.
Joseph's church over the remains OF
Engineer James Reardon, one of the
victims OF the Lomay train wreck. Tho
impTessively eloquent funeral sermon
was preached by Rev. Father Cushna-
han. The pall-beaTerS were from the
ranks Of the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers and fellowworkmen OF
the decedent, and profusion OF floral
tributes tokened the esteem and honor
Of the memory OF the late engineer.
On Special-In order TO overtake
the Oregon Short Lines Farmers In
stitute special" demonstrating to the
farmers the value Of modern methods
In potato culture and horticulture, D.
s. Spencer. assistant general passen-
ger agent, and +. II. Plaisted. assistant
general freight agent OF the o. 8, l..
passed through Ogden this afternoon
on a special train en- route to Logan.
Cold In Northern Utah-W w. BIZ"
lings OF Provo Is spending the day
in Ogden on his way home from the
northern part OF the state. He says
that at Garland the weather Is still
cold There is considerable snow on
the ground and lots of feed must yet
be fed the cattle In the oorrals,
City Free From CrIme-Thcre was
not a single offender in the municipal
court this morning, Chief Browning
states that never before In tho history
OF the police department. at this sea-
son of the year. has there been so
few bad men in the city The of
tenders OF ogden are surely cut
down TO the minimum In number, and
In point of gravity.
Live Bird shoot-Charles Mcclure
and Roy Lohr OF Tremonton are In
the city for a little sport with friends
In i've DlTO SuOOllls tpuNtSls "hiNh
la being held at the grounds of the
Ogden Gun club, this afternoon. Most
OF the ogden marksmen are partlcip-
atlng in the contest. there being ten
or twelve guns. This Is the first
live bird shoot that has been held in
the city for some time. but the mem
bers OF the Obden club and also OF
the W2satch club. state thet In all
probability other contests OF the kind
will be given in the near future.
Suits In Municipal court-In the
civil division OF the municipal court
this morning. r. l.. Polk & company
commenced suit against the Univcr-
sal Collection Advertising company TO
recover $30. alleged 10 be due on a
certain advertising contract Moroni
Skeen has commenced civil action
against T. n. Line for 800. claimed
10 be due the plaintiff as a commits
sion for services performed.
BRYAN IN PERU.