Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-11-28 | Page 27 | Kindness of Ogden People Kept in Mind

KINDNESS OF OGDEN PEOPLE KEPT IN MIND After 14 years ears G D Tankers Tankers- Tankersley Tankersley Tankers Tankers-ley ley of ot Tenn and his family have havo not forgotten kindnesses shown by residents of ot Ogden The follow follow- followIng following ollow-Ini ollow Ing letter has been received from him b by The Standard-Examiner Standard I take this method of ot again thanking the people of Ogden forthe for forthe the kindness shown to us when we were In Ogden In the year ye 1912 My son George was Injured In a IL wreck on 11 the Southern Pa Pacific Pa- Pa Pacific railroad at Deeth Nev and was unconscious for tor several days In the Dee hospital My wife and I went to his bedside lie He Improved and we left lett but were recalled as hn he o suffered a re- re relapse re relapse lapse My 1111 wife te and I were ere In Ogden for the greater part of three months on our return I 1 V wish to thank all the rail rall- railroad rail railroad roa road men hospital nurses and doctors Mr Rowland superintendent superintendent superintendent of ot the Southern Pacific railroad Mr Abbott claim agent of the Southern Pacific Mr Bagley Bag ley Bag Bag- Bagley ley of Salt Lake the people people- bythe by bythe bythe the name o of Smyth who owned the hotel on Twenty fifth street Mrs Mr Day the lady at Georges George's boarding house hOIl e and Mr Canfield In the fire tire department We Ye are all lill living In Copper Copper- Copperfield Copperfield field Copper field but George is In Atlanta presently