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Show STANDAKD TELEPHONES For Editorial, Ievs and Socloty Department, Call Only Phone No 421 For Subscription, and Advertising Department, Call Phone No. 56 RANDOM REFERENCES Investigate our free introductory offer of-fer on beers, wines and liquors. Foley's Fo-ley's Visited Garland R. E. Bristol of the Ogden Portland Cement company was In Garland last week inspecting some concrete work which 'was recently re-cently completed. J. W. NICKSON Autos for hire. Call Falstaff or Potter Cafe. At Their Old Home A. E. Rose and wife of this city are visiting at their old homo In Richville. Mrs. Rose has been 111 for some time and it is hoped that the stay in the villago will be beneficial to her health. B Sz G the particular butter for particular people. Improved In Health Mrs. Elsie Carter, Car-ter, who has been In this city receiving receiv-ing treatment for throat trouble, has returned to her home in Portervillc. She is much improved. Kodak finishing, Tripp, 32 0& 25th. Operated On Jeddy McPherson of Clearfield, who renectly underwent au operation in the Dee hospital for appendicitis, ap-pendicitis, is reported to be getting along nicely. Call 421 for the news, editorial atid society departments of the Standard. At Dee Hospital -Mrs. A. H. Ellis of Layton is being treated at the Dee hospital and Is reported to bo getting along qulto well. Call 303 when you waht beer, wines or liquors. Foley's, Party at Layton A number of Ogden Og-den people, among whom were Miss Louise Gowans, the Misses Rich, Miss Long, Miss Avery, Miss Ritter, Raymond Ray-mond Plerson,- Miss Shrives, Roy Avery Av-ery and Miss Flygaro, attended a. house party a few nights ago in layton lay-ton at the home of Mr and Mrs. E. P. Ellison The party was given in honor hon-or of their son, Evan Ellison. Kirkendall Undertaking Co., Mason-is Mason-is temple. Phone 150. Former Ogdenlte The Rev. Fred Norris, one of the leading divines of Brooklyn and formerly a resident of Ogden, was in this city yesterday afternoon, af-ternoon, coming to Ogden in company with Bishop F. S. Spalding. Mr. Nor-rls Nor-rls attended school in Ogden In the early 'SOb and has still a number of acuaintances in thlB city. Utahn Honored Dr. George Thomas, Thom-as, professor of economics at the Uni-ereity Uni-ereity of Utah, has been engaged to deliver a series of lectures to the students stu-dents of the University of Chicago. The professor has loft for Chicago and will complete the loctures some time next month. His talks will be along the line of rural economics. Postponed The Ogden visit of the Nebraska and Wyoming good roads party has been postponed because of the death of H. A. Frederickson, secretary sec-retary of tho Omaha Commercial club The trip will bo made later. Deputy Head Counsel J. J. Hoover who is deputy head counsel, Pacific jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the World, will be in Ogden this week and will make an official Inspection of Weber camp No 74. Mr. Hoover comes from Denver. Danes at Lagoon An outing will ho held by the Danish Brotherhood at Lagoon July 30. The local organization organiza-tion has arranged a very interesting program for the occasion Drawing pn Reservoir The Davi3 and Weber Counties Canal company haB just tapped its storage supply of water in East canyon Switchman Severely Hurt While riding on a carload of steel rails In the local freight yarda Charles Troop, a switchman, received injuries which forced his removal to the Dee hospital hospi-tal As the train came to a BUdden stop the rails slid. Troop's left leg being mashed between the end of a rail and the car. The bones -were fractured. Amputation will not be necessary. nec-essary. The switchman's home Is in Lewiston, Utah Funeral of J. T. Brackley With the local lodge of the I. O O. F. In charge, funeral services for the late J. T. Brackley were held at the Kirken-dall Kirken-dall chaped at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon after-noon Tho Rev. Frank Bralnerd delivered de-livered a short funeral sermon, and Gus Saunders sang two solos. Interment Inter-ment was in Mountain View cemetery. Electricians Go East A special train bearing tho New York delegates to tho National .Electricians' association associa-tion convention, passed through Ox-den Ox-den over the Harriman lines yesterday yester-day morning en route east. There were more than 100 persons in the party. Celebrate at Plain City David Cook of Ogden has been engaged to delher the principal addresB at the Plain City celebration of Pioneer day, July 21. Burglar? Rob Store When Georpc O McBrlde, proprietor of a secondhand second-hand store at Washlngtpn avenue and Twenty-third street, stopped at his place while on his way home -rom church services Sunday forenoon ho found that the store had been entered en-tered by burglars during the night. He reported to the police that articles aggregating ag-gregating 350 in value had been taken The list includes three revolvers, two watches, razors, pocket knives, jewelry and other articles. I Mrs. H. Williams of 2330 Adams avenue av-enue was the winner of the Washing-Ion Washing-Ion Market's guessing contest. She guessed the candle would burn 7fi hours and 16 minutes. It burned 70 hours, 21 nrinutes and 5G seconds. -- Yellowstone Party A special train carrying the Hutchison touring party passed through the city todny en route from Yellowstone park to Chicago. Tho special arrived over the O. S. L and proceeded cast over the Rio Grande There were several hundred people in tho party. Honeymoon A. Rutherglen, chief clerk to Assistant Superintendent George O. Brophy of the Union Pacific, Pa-cific, dopartcd yesterday accompanied by his wife for a three weeks' trip on tho Pacific coaaL Mr. 'Rutherglen was married a few -weeks ago and his present trip will be a wedding tour. Conference Held O. W. Cams, chairman of the local board of the 3 of R. T. and E., held a conference today to-day with R. F. Cole, chairman of the board for the Salt Lako division il the S. P. Jap Arrested Charged with selling lluor without a license, T. Novl, a Jap aged 28 yeoro and proprietor of a Tapanose restaurant at 227 Twenty-fifth Twenty-fifth street, was arrested Saturday night by Officer Jerry Kelliher. Novi was held under a bond of 525. In Cloudburst District Superintendent Superintend-ent T. F. Rowlands of tho aSlt Lako division will arrive homo this evening even-ing after spending several days In the districts which were visited by the severe cloudburst of a few days ago. Damage Repaired The information has reached the local offices of the Harriman linos that all damage resulting re-sulting from the washout on the Nevada Ne-vada & California railroad, a branch of the Southern Pacific, has been repaired re-paired and trains resumed a regular schedule at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. morn-ing. The trouble occurred between Tonopah Junction and Belleville. Advertisers must have their copj for the Evening Standard the evening before the day on which tho adver tisement is to appear, in order to Insure In-sure publication. |
