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Show TRUTH Mrs. D. H. l'eery was the guest last Powers, Stroup & Llppman, 27-- Eagle Bldg . A. E 311 D. F. Walker Bldg. Pratt, C. week of Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Young in Price, S., 401 McCornlck &Bldg. 7 Hurd Wedgwood, Thurman, 8alt Lake City. Bawllns, Hooper Bldg. ft ft Richards, D. B., 430 D. F. Walker Bldg. Mrs. Julia Iloutz visited Mrs. A. J. Richards, F. D., Sol McCornlck Bldg, McCornlck Bldg. Richards & Ferry. in Salt Lake last week, McMullen McCornlck Bldg. Richards & Varfan, 52 Block. Commercial ft ft Ricketts, J. M.,317 D. Rlter, W. D., 418-4- F.D.Walker Bldg. Miss Veda Ecclcs was the guest of F. Walker Bldg. Rives, Henry, D. F. Walker Bid. Miss Rogers, Lindsay R.. 0 Myrtle Banks in Salt Lake last Ross, K. E., 817 Templeton Bldg. week. 87 Savery. C. I)., Commercial Block. ft ft Progress Bldg. Sawyer & Sawyer, Sheckell, N. J., 36 Hooper Bldg. Mr. Robert Wells, of San Francisco, Commercial Blk. Shepard & Shepard, Street. is Shipp, R. A., 75 Center visiting friends in Ogden. Silbersteln, E. A., 35-- Commercial Block. ft ft Commercial Block. Smith, D. T., Smith, Geo. H., 87-- Commercial Block. On Wednesday evening, April 16th, Smith & Putnam, 24-- Commercial Block. James Eagle Dr. Bldg. and Mrs. Conroy and the Misses F., 1 D. Walker Smith, F. Bldg. Snow & Bowman, Conroy will give a ball at Dignans Eagle Bldg. Sommer, Morris, Progress Bldg. Sonnedecker, N. W., which promises to be a very elabhall Auerbach Bldg, j orate Stephens. & Smith, 30 23-2- 502-5- 04 501-5- 05 19 317-32- 314-3- 15 120-1- 23 36 . 91-- 92 90 31-- 32 25 .419-42- 14-- 15 606-6- 07 312-3- 15 Phone 62. affair. Main St. Stevens, C. W. L., 0 McCornlck Bldg. Stewart A Stewart, Stull, J. M., 122 Commercial Block. D. F. Walker Bldg. Sullivan, G. M., Sutherland, A. G., 76 W. Second South St. D. F. Walker Bldg. Sweet, F. A.. Templeton Bldg. Tanner, H. S., 307 Tatlock, E. W.,95--414 Atlas Block. Taylor, A. V., 85 Commercial Block. Block. Taylor, E. W., Commercial Thomas, A. F. S., 62 Commercial Block. Thomas, J. M., 13 Eagle Bldg. Atlas Block. Thomas, Mathonihah, D. E. Bldg. Progress R., Thompson. 58-Commercial Block. Thompson & Gibson. Truman, D. S., 16-- Eagle Bldg. Twomey & Twomey. 97 Commercial Block. Deseret Bank Building. Van Cott, Ray, Van Meter, Joseph, 502 Progress Bldg. Walton, E. A., 93-- Commercial Block. S. Main St. Wanless, W. F., National Bank Bldg. Wells, D. H., 7 Deseret Wenger, D. H.. 68-- Commercial Block. Atlas Block. Westervelt & Snyder, Whitaker, J. J., 62 Commercial Block. McCornlck Bldg. Whlttemore, C- O., , 407 Auerbach Building. Willey, D. O., Jr 16-Eagle Block. Williams, J. A., Williams. P. L . 0 Commercial Block. 8 McCornlck Bldg., Wilson & Smith, : 163 S. 509-51- 426-4- 426-4- Miss Julia Marks has returned to Ogden after a visit with her parents in 28 Salt Lake. 28 96 420-4- 23 59 7-- 12 94 2-i- 69 10-- 400-4- - 12 05 17 87-9- 705-70- Phone 744-- 4. Progress Bldg. Wlnton, Paul; 608-6Work, F. B., 33 Commercial Block. Young & Moyle, Deseret National Bank Bldg. Zane, C. S., Deseret National Bank Bldg; JUDGES. Chief Supreme Court James A.R. Miner, N. Baskin; Justice; George W. Bartch, Clerk, L. P. Palmer. Chambers City and County Building. Third District Court Judges Wm. C. Hall, C. W. Morse. S. W. Stewart; Clerk, John James. City and County Building. 07 ELKS' CONVENTION. Thomas Homer, who returned a week ago from a trip to California, says he visited Elks lodges in Los Angeles, Pasadena, San Diego, San Bernardino and other places and found in all great enthusiasm and expectancy regarding the National convention of the order to be held in Salt Lake next August. Mr. Alden of the San Diego lodge, and others, are making arrangements for the delegates from the southern part of California to come to Salt Lake on a special train and the bretliern from San Francisco, Sacramento and Bakersfield and the north have organized and will also have a train of their own. Altogether Mr. Ilomer says California will be well represented at the Grand lodge meeting. Locally the arrangements for progressentertaining the visitors are Accommodaing very satisfactorily. tion for 20,000 strangers has already ft ft The Misses Iloutz have returned to Ogden after a pleasant visit in Salt Lake. . ft ft idr. andMrs. Ben Livingston visited in Salt Lake last week. ft ft Dr. C. N. Rooker, who has been stopping at the Ogden Hot Springs, has returned to Pocatello. ft ft Mrs. Thomas Carr spent last week in Salt Lake. ' ft ft' Fred Massa was a Salt Lake visitor last week. ft ft II. II. Spencer left on Monday for Spencer, Idaho, on a business trip, ft ft Mrs. G. A. Bruce has returned to Ogden after an extended visit in Texas, ft ft Mrs. Don Coray was the guest on Tuesday of Mrs. J. T. Hurst. ft ft The Bohemian ball on Monday evening was the most delightful affair of the season. There was a very large attendance and many people from Salt Lake were present. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Josh Grant came up from Salt Lake on Monday to attend the Bohemian ball. ft ft Mrs. Mark Foote, of Evanston, Wyo., spent last week in Ogden, the guest of Mrs. Millis; ; 414-4- 15 17 ft ft I noon 1 , 3 OFFER8 CHOICE OF FAST THOUGH TRAINS DAILY And Three Distinct Scenic Routes. u, J Pullman Palaee and Ordinary Sleeping Cars to DENVER, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, SX. LOUIS, and CHICAGO Without Change.. Free Reclining Chair Cars. Personally Conducted Excursions GEO. W, HEINTZ, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent. tion lasts. Ogden, Apiil 11. Tuesday, April 1, La Coterie met at the home of Miss Kimball. Having adopted the Bay View course for the coming year, it was decided to withdraw from membership in the Federation and devote the time of meetings to study. The a review papers for the afternoon were of The Absentee, by Mrs. Patton, Common School Education in and Recitations England, by Miss Smith. several and piano by Dorothy Weber, solos by Mrs. Blaisdel, closed a very interesting club meeting. 2:30 -- been secured, exclusive of those who will occupy the Pullman cars which will be kept standing on the railroad tracks by the depots while the convenOGDEN SOCIETY. at oclock. Miss Carol? .. Payne, principal of Gordon Acadei few a Herald in the editorial That gave an interesting talk on her trim Ireland. days ago was pretty tough on County through ft ft Attorney Christensen in which he is Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Rice have n scored for having taken the suicide from' their extended trip, h;is. turned Collins. man old of view of the death ' various visited from Christensen Mr. is points of Me.vh., ing that The fact of cities to the interest in inclined Cuba, many the beginning strongly and then south in east, that and his going to their oi.l murder theory leaning in Canada. in home instrumental Montreal, direction was largely case as ft ft bringing out the facts in the out. It been far as they have brought Bishop Leonard left for will now be in order for the Herald to Cincinnati, expecting toWednesday be some gone ' put forth an editorial commending the in weeks. ft ft county attorney for his astutenesshim the same measure as it condemned Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes entertained when it was laboring under an altoAll at luncheon this week. She will give gether erroneous impression. a large musicale on May 21st. things considered the police did pretty good work in the Collins case, and YOU SAVE TIME. deserve commendation for it. The Rio Grande trains to Ogdon ft ft Utah county and Tintic are fronTlO to The fight between Willard Bean and 30 minutes faster than other line Jim Flynn on Monday night was one trains. Trains for Ogden depart at of the best exhibitions which has been 9:50 a.m., 12:45 noon, (lunch, etc., on given this season at the Athletic club. dining car), 6:10 p. m. and 11:00 p. m. It was on the square and for twenty Return trains leave Ogden at 7:25 a.m. rounds the 1,500 people who attended 8:15 a. m.,2:15 p. m. and 7:15 p. m. enjoyed the sport which was scientific and not brutal. The gray buzzard is said to be the ft ft heaviest bird that flies, the young The Spirit of Liberty Chapter, D. A. males, when food is plentiful, weighing nearly forty pounds. The bird is R., met with Miss Murphy at the Conearly extinct. llegiate Institute on Thursday after HERE AND 'THERE. Thomas Homer, lmw and Manager of A Perfect .SeJt Lake City. 1 . |
