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M. THE OGDEN STANDARD: QGDEN, UTAH, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1918.
ij Standard RJLNTSILLL-BU Y ReM
Classified Ads ' A T THOUGH
1 ) Lea 1 STANDARD WANT ADS 1
If" WANTED
Female Help
GIRL wanted for house -work. Call
1047 E. 12th St. Phone 2561-W.
3977
A GIRL to work at soda fountain. 132
25th St 3969
COMPETENT woman for housework.
$7.00 week. Address 159 W. 2nd. Phone
m 2165-J. 3960
K 1 GIRL wanted for general houeworlc
m 231 27th, Apt. No. 1. ff
STENOGRAPHER with some knowl
' ; edge of Insurance and bookkeeping.
Address "Ray," care Standard. 39-18
I WANTED
v! 1 Miie Help
YOUNG man to learn candy and Ice
cream trade. Must be steady. Green -J-
well's. lll1
':j ' BOY wanted witJh bicycle. Clark's.
' 3995
iTWO first-class machinists and two
first-class boilermakers. Inquire Supt,
Ogden Sugar factory. Amalgamated
Sugar Co. 3992
WANTED Boy 16 years of age to
worlc in overall factory. Scowcroft's,
397G
1,1. hiwoi-2','w-'0 "r"l,'','
WANTED
Situation i
JJlfL -,L m n r ri fwt" in
WANTED Work by practical mater
nity nurse. Phone 3127 or Bos 80.
3961
ENERGETIC boy would like work in
city. John Anderson, 31st and Lincoln.
3965
JAPANSES first-class cook; long ex
perience; have best references. Phone
2133 -W. 390S
CARPET and rug weaving. Ph. 2382-J.
3553
' CHIMNEY SWEEP.
FURNACES and chimneya cleaned.
Lee Peters, phono 1952. 2060
f TORRENT T"j
HOME-COOKED meals, 54 8 25th St.
ROOM and board at 548 25th. 3766
FOR SALE
Sewing Machines i
ANY make sowing machines sold or
repaired. Easy terms. Freight paid.
Walker Electric Co., 159 S. State, Salt
Lake. City. 3848
. FOR SALE OR TRADE
GROCERY store with five modern
rooms above. Box 33, care Standard.
FOR SALE
!; Washing Machines j
GUARANTEED electric washing ma
chines $-16. Easy terms. Freight paid.
r.v Walker Electric Co., 159 S. State, Salt
rm Lake City. , 3849
1 '
5 MONEY TO LOAN
RALPH P. HUNTER, Eutabllshed
1889. Mortgage Loans, Real Estate,
Insurance, Utah, Idaho lands, farms
and city property. Persons desiring to
; loan moi oy on good first mortgage
security will do well to consult mo.
: Good applications always on hand. 1
24th SU, Ogden, Utah. 3330
:
U; - W. N. Pierce Agency Real Estate, In
to Eurance, Loans, Notary. 15 Co miner-
ft; clal Bank Bldg. Phono 300. 8
m ! f MONEY to loon on real estate uccur
g. :. ity. J. J. Brummltt. 6-'21-U
m ': REAL ESTATE, Mortaj;o and Loans.
j Kelly & Herri dr. 6-15-ti
FOR RENT j
J m ONE acre of ground with water. Close
His ft In. Cheap. Phono 3050. 2446 Grant ave.
9 1 3847
'3jm JVERY dealrnblo office; centrally 1c
Silw caLed. lnquiro J. A. Hoglo & Co.,
rsl UQ9 Endftoa. Phon 222. f-ll-U
II ?FOR SALE
I Vacuum Cleaners J;
L THOR electric, 5-year guarantee.
Only $30 freight. Paid. Walker Electric
, Co., 159 S. State. Salt Lake City. 3850
' f ofTtt "J
EIGHT or Inoro acres grain land In
I city limits. Cash or shares. Phone
j 1421. 3952
TWO hundred acres of land, within
I two miles of the Reed hotel. Consid-
erablo of this land has plenty of water
I right; same will bo cut up in tracts to
I suit tenant. Here Is an opportunity to
I have your liberty garden. Will either
I rent for cash or part of the crop. J. J.
Brummltt, under Utah Nation-
19 ACRES of excellent tomatoos and
b 5 acres of various fruits; also good
m houso on main highway near Clear-
I aeld. Phono 190, 3682
Read the Classified ids.
R Read the Classified Ads.
ruJJU,"""H)R RENT "." f
I Furnished
MODERN furnished room, close in.
Phono 1590-J. t 4021
CLEAN, newly papered housekeeping
rooms; cellar, lawn, shade. Phono
1127-M. 4005
FURNISHED front room for one or
two people. 732 21th SU 4011
TWO rooms, furnished for light
hskpg. 559 23rd. Ph. 2S21-W. 4016
MODERN furnished apartments. 231
27th. 4006
COMFORTABLE front room, close in.
569 24th St 4020
TWO furnished rooms. Ph. 2038-R.
807 20th SL 4008
WASH. HOTEL,- 2474 Rooms $2.00
and $2.50. 4000
LIKHT hskpg. rooms, also sleeping
rooms. 565 24th St. 3994
NEATLY furnished rooms, 2247
Adams. 3983
LARGE front room, adjoining bath.
2223 Adams. 3990
2- ROOM furnished houso for rent, one
block west Becker's brewery; large
garden lot. Apply 327S Ogden Ave.
3967
ROOMS and hskp. rooms, 2547 Lin
coln. 4003
NICELY fur. rooms for gentlemen;
hot water, shower bath. 2452 Madi
son. 3933
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 2220 Lincoln.
3917
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 2353 Mon
roe, 3873
NICE front rooms, steam heat, hot,
cold water. Over Ogden theater. 3816
FURNISHED hskpg. mis. 330 23rd.
3736
SUITE of rooms. Will accommodate
six people. Plenty of heat and hot wat
er. Single rooms. 2526 Adams. 3675
NEWLY furnished Apt, 333 24th.
3510
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms and
bachelor apartments. 2337 Adams,
rear. Phone 1686-R. 3694
NEATLY furnished rms. 333 24th.
&J64
PEARL, Twenty-seventh and Grant
Phone [phone]
SEE tho new Plaza Apts. PrlceB from
$23.50 to $37.50 per month, including
light heat and gas. Phone 220S. 165!
HOUSES and Qata. 2634 Grant. 9-lB-ti
FOR RENT I
, UnfWiah J
5-ROOM house, 530 W. Ogden. Tel.
3299 -W. 4035
A 5 -room modern house. Inquire at
231 23rd st 4040
APRIL 1st 4 -room, modern fire
place, buffet, furnace. Phone 2X21 -W.
551 23rd st 4034
ARGYLE 3-room modern apt Phono
1008-NJ. 4014
5-ROOM modern house. Call 1220-R.
4019
3- ROOM apartment in Peery Apart
ments. Apply D. H. Peery Estate, Og
den theater. 3974
TWO store rooms, ten-room rooming
house, rooms, 2525 Lincoln. 4002
APT., 3 small rooms, partly modern,
$10.00. 663 27th St 3384
4 - ROOM house, largo garden, E. 7.
$15.00 per month. Wedell, 2468 Wash.
3970
THREE rooms at 659 East 12th St
3964
5- ROOM modern, 3105 Grant. Phone
2649-R. 3966
TWO rooms, pantry, lights, water
One or two people. 2133 Grant 395
UNFURNISHED modern apartment
Carver's, 539 22nd St 3942
MODERN 4-rm. Apt, Bummer kitchen.
Ideal location. Phone [phone]
5-ROOM mod. house. 3066 Adams.
3727
WANTED j
g To Rent J
WANTED By refined couple, good
board and well furnished room in pri
vate family or nicely furnished apart
ment for light housekeeping on bench.
300 Standard. 4041
P FORSALE 1
Farms , , inn.n
IDAHO RANCHES
FARMS and ranches, some with cat
tle. Terms. Federal Land Co. 493
H"Ju&'iun,ruiiiwu ana picot, "' lujund
16c a yard. Fancy buttons. Madame
Caplau'a Gown Shop, 3rd floor Wrights.
1504
LADIES'tallorlnc63C Uadlson. 1932M
PATENT ATTORNEYS
PATENTS, patent drawing, commer
cial drafting. Industrial Engineering
company, 435 Atlas Blk., Salt Lake.
Phone Was. 6260.
3650-
Read the Classified Ada.
Read tho Classified Ada.
TOR SALE
; Real Estate
2 7-10-ACRE chicken ranch, 2 blocks
from car line, 4 -room houso, chicken
runs, barn, an acre In orchard. Price
$1000.
Wanted Wide-awarco young man
for real estate and insuranco. Office
furnished.
For Rent Office room on first floor.
40 acres good land under Davis &
Weber canal., Price $3000; will ac
cept city property or automobile as
part payment.
FEDERAt tAND COMPANY
Ogden, Utah. 4016
A SNAP.
17 ACRES land on north Washington
Ave., near city limits. A part of this
is good farm land, balance first class
pasture. Price only $1650. Will make
terms.
E. W. CANNADY
2427 Hudson. 4030
FARM In eastern Montana for sale or
trade for Ogden property. 1017 21st
3999
5-ROOM modorn house, with gas.
Phone 16S5-R. 3993
BY OWNER, nice little home, water
In house; lights and sidewalks, 127
17th St. Phono 2691-W. 3980
ls ACRES good land, 4-room brick
house, large chicken house and barn,
lJ miles from Union depot. $250
down, time on balance. Inquire at 2147
Sherburne Ave. 39i5
640-ACRE dry farm to rent or lease
on shares'; thoroughly equipped. For
particulars, 2110 Monroe. 3957
A NICE lot on 4th street for sale
cheap. Ph. 25S2-J. 3947
3-ROOM house, part modern, for $1050.
2250 Jackson Ave. 3981
FIVE room bouse with light and water
on a lot 43.8 feet by 165 feet, west
front, paved Btreot close In on Wash
ington avenue. Lot alono worth $1800.
The best investment in Ogden. All
for $1600. J. A. McCulloch, under First
National Bank. 2274
40-ACRES good 7-room houso, barn
and out-buildings, team, harness and
wagon and implements, 2 cows, 25
chickens. Near car line and school at
Harrlsvllle. $6000 If taken before crops
planted. If you are looking for farm
land call on us. We specialize. Most
any thing from chicken ranch up. J. F.
Walker Farm Lands Co., 201 Eccles
Bldg. Phono 862. 3901
FOR sale or trade for small acreage,
322 D. F. 160 plowed, 85 in grain, fenc
ed, buildings, horses and implements
Incloses canyons fino for cattle. Write
to box 15 care Standard. 3645
A nice lot near the Union depot for
only $12 per front foot; terms to suit
J. J. Brummitt Phono 59. 3884
FOR SAtE BY SKEEN REAtTY CO.
under Utah National bank, 40 acre
farm, close, to Trcmonton. Good beet
and potato ground. A No. 1 water
right, small house. Price $5000. Will
take small place in Ogden as part pay
ment This ground is plowed ready for
crop, 3797
EVERYTHING for rent Ogden Rent
al agency. 374 25th st Phone 69.
3657
BY OWNER, 6 -room modern house, 3
acres of land in city limits. Box 60,
care Standard. 3643
7-ROOM brick house, R. R. locality;
bargain at $2500; terms. Interest 6
per cent Ph. 1230-R. 3547
LOST
riorum n rwi r i m n r i n rri r m i n 'ir"i i inrirwrfvu ifUU J
CAMEO brooch. Reward. 1929 Wash.
3622
CHILD'S gray fur neck piece, between
Madison school and Plaza Apts. Phono
514 Plaza Apts. 4039
Wanted
i To Buy ;
HIGHEST price paid for Backs. Grout's
Grain store, 334 24th St 3236
1917 MAXWELL touring car. Just
overhauled and in excellent running
order. Phono 2694-M. 4025
A 5-PASS. Bulck 6, run less than" 1500
mi. 506 Plaza Apts. 3958
CHALMERS 35C, run 1500 mils, sells
for $1650, good as new; will sell at a
loss of $500. 464 30th Street 3950
1916 four-cylinder Studebaker. Engine
thoroughly overhauled. Over-size
tires; repainted, looks and runs liko
new. Bargain, $600. Mtn. St Motor
Co., 2366 Hudson Ave., Phono' 624.
3542
USED CARS.
WE now have the following used cars
ready for sale:
1 1914 Overland Touring $300
1 1915 Overland Touring . J.- 650
1 1916 Overland Touring 550
1 1916 Overland Roadster 450
1 1916 Overland Roadster 350
1 1916 Overland Slx-cyL 1000
1 Grant She Touring 650
The most of these cars are rebuilt
and repainted and run and look liko
new. Terms will bo given' to respon
sible parties.
BROWNING AUTO CO. 3887
Tho Government, to encourago In
land watorway transportation, is
routing hugo barges to companies who
will send their goods up and down tho
Mississippi. One company routes Im
mense shipments of plows from Mo
line, Illinois, to Minneapolis. The
new locks recently openod by tho
. Government make St Paul, Minnesota,
tho head of navigation on this great
river.
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Read tho Classified Ads.
FOR SALE 1
j Real EUtg Jj
16-ROOM hotel and dining rooms and
parlors, completely furnished, with
large lot, large sheds, livery barn. In
quire Mrs. Wm. Laurenson, Downey,
Ida. 3979
FOR SALE OR. WILL RENT The,
R. O. farm, fine 6-room house. Just
what you are looking for. B. F. Pierce,
911 Washington. Phono 2596-W. 3989
ONE of tho best buys on the market
today; 19 acres, 15 acres A No. 1 soil,
4 acres pasture, small orchard, 3-room
house, barn, etc.; flowing woll. This
is a snap for $3200. Immediate pos
session given.
SKEEN REALTY CO.
Under Utah NtaL Bank. 3987
FOn SALE.
21 acres best land In county for to
matoes, peas, beets or fruit; 5 acres
in bearing apples, 2 acres pasturo, 14
acres for general use; good 4-room
brick house, large barn, cemented
cellar, wtU and ample water right
Ideally located, for marketing crops;
close to excellent school and on one of
tho main highways. Will sell on good
terms, only $4000.00.
J. A. McCULtOUGH
Undor First NatL Bank. 2779
SEX acres in Kanesvillo, two miles
from sugar factory( rich sandy loam.
Near macadamized state road. $750
cash, or half cash nd eight por cent
interest O. A. Kennedy, basement
Utah National Bldg. 4033
WAR garden? I can sell you 2 lots, 4
lots, 10 lots, $40 apiece, cash or on
time. Monthly payments. Any old way.
You ought to have a garden. O. A.
Kennedy, basement Utah Nat'l. bldg.
3911
FORSALE
j MkceIlaneoufl rJj
DRIVING horse, young, good stock.
Buggy, waggon and harness, cheap.
Phone 2179-W. 4036
20 ACRES tomato land with house.
Terms. Ancona and Buff Orphlngton
Duck eggs. Mrs. M. Griffith, Riverdale.
4043
HIGH school cadet suit for sale. Phone
938-R. 3988
FOR first-class shrubbery, shades and
fruit trees, call 1811 -J. 39 6S
TWO young thoroughbred Jersey bulls,
also a three-seating surrey. Utah
SchooL for Deaf and Blind. 3959
SINGER sewing machine, card table,
adjustable fitter. -506 Plaza Apts.
3956
A 1916 Harley-Davldson, In good con
dition, at a. reasonable price. Box D,
care Standard. 3949
ROOMING house In best part of city;
furniture and furnishings all extra
good. Sail and see. 202 23rd St 3927
FOR sale Delivery' wagon, Ogden
Steam laundry. 3S81
STOCK soda fountain and complete
up-to-date fixture ellghtly used for a
confectionery store. Good location up
town to rent store room. Compelled to
sell. A bargain. A. H. Malouf, 176
25th street Ogden. Phone 435-J. 3822
A rectifier, good as new. Inquire H. C.
Bigelow. 3666
FINE large safe cheap. W. D. Brown,
SOS Eccles bldg. ' 3594
FORD runabout body, 353 Patterson.
Phone 1982-J. 3596
POTATOES $1.26 per hundred. Tel!
1574. 3592
IMPORTED canaries, 2220 Lincoln
Ave.' 814
SIX largo sacks of kindling wood, $L
J. H. Wheelwright. Phone 828. 748
TEAPOT dome oil is the stock to buy.
Office 406 Twenty-fifth st 3404
SECOND-HAND goods bought and
sold at reasonable prices. 1800 Wash.
Phono 686-J. 3082
JIM'S GROCETERIA lo run like the
postoffice. Smal buyers get tho some
price ua large ones, Cusiomera save
Vhe cost of delivering, Bookkeeping
and clerkB. Lveryimng In groceries 19
cheaper. 183 24tb atreet 6-1-U
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS.
In tho District court of tho Second
Judicial district in and for the county
of Weber, state of Utah.
Adelaide M. Fritz, plaintiff vs. Will
lam C Fritz, defendant.
The state of Utah to the said de
fendant: You aro hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days after service
of this summons upon you, If served
within the county in which this ac
tion is brought; otherwise, within
thirty days after service, and defend
tho above entitled action: and in case
of your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which,
has been filed with tho clerk of said
court This action Is brought to obtain
a judgment and decreo dissolving the
bonds of matrimony, now and hither
to existing between the plaintiff and
defendant herein.
HARRIS C. JENSON,
1 Plaintiff's attorney.
P. O. address 405 David Ecclea
building, Ogden, Utah.
SUMMONS.
In tho District Court of Weber Coun
ty, State of Utah.
Louisa Hesse, Plaintiff, vs." Alma E.
nesse, Defendant
The Stite of Utah to Said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within .twenty days after service of
this summons upon yon, if uerved
within tho county in which this action
is brought; otherwise within thirty
days after service, and defend the
LEGAL NOTICES
above entitled action; and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will bo
rendered against you according to tho
domand of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk, of said court.
This action Is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the marriage con
tract heretofore existing between you
and the plaintiff, likewise a decree
giving tho plaintiff tho custody of
your minor child, costs, and general
relief, and restoring her maiden name.
STUART P. DOBBS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. O. Address 515 David Eccles
Building, Ogden, Utah.
First publication March 18, 1918;
last publication April 22, 1918.
FOR SALE T1
Poultry and Egg J
RHODE Island Reds Eggs $1 per set
ting. G. C. Kimcs, 351 Ninth st 4012
DARK CORNISH settings for sale.
Cocks, cockerels and pens of best
stock. Phone 29-J-L 4029
BARRED ROCK eggs for setting. In
quire 2102 Mon. Avo. Phono 1383 -J.
4004
HOOVER says: "A hen for every
home." The best is wise economy.
Arcady Place Hennery booking orders
for day-old chicks; tremendous de
mand. Shoot your ordo.s in. A. S.
Smurthwalte, Wellsvillc, Utah. 3951
FOR No. 1 baby chicks, none better or
cheaper, phone Astill, 1157 -R. 3937
EGGS for hatching $3 a setting. Thor
oughbreds. Columbian Wyandottes. In
quire phone 3233-R. 3904
DAY" old chicks. Order early. Best
stock only. Grout's Feed store, 332
24th. - 3879
TEN young hens and two cockrels,
White Orphlngtons. Phone 3261-R.
3853
GUARANTEED White Leghorn eggs,
$1, $1.50 setting. 2464 Harrison. Phono
1458. 3838
WHITE Wyandottes, cock and eggs,
Barred Rock, eggs $1.50 a setting. 850
23rd. st Phono 2631-J. 3834
FOR baby chicks that are worth your
time and labor raising and chicks that
will make good layers next winter, sec
Shafer at Ogden Feed Co. Also all
kinds of chickens bought and sold.
374C
BABY CHICKS, S. C. W. Leghorn,
Utah hatched, from Hoganized stock.
Phone 1569 -W. Mountain View Poul
try Farm. 3733
EGGS for hatching. Black. Minorca,
"Tho hen that lays a turkoy egg." 639
7th St Phone 2049-R. 3625
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of tho Second
Judicial District In and for tho coun
ty of Weber, state of Utah.
Mrs. Orland Crandall, plaintiff vs.
Orland Crandall, defendant
The state of Utah to the said de
fendant: You aro hereby summoned to appear
within twenty daya after service of i
this summons upon you, if served
within the county in which this action
is brought; otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and deiena tne
above entitled action: and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to tho
demand of the complaint, which, has
been filed with the clerk of said court
This action is brought to obtain a
judgment and decree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony now and hitherto
existing between the plaintiff and de
fendant herein.
HARRIS C. JENSON,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
P. 0 address, 405 David Eccles build
ing, Ogden, Utah.
NO i ICb.
Of Special Meeting of Stockholders of
Rozel Asphalt Company.
Notice is hereby given that ther.e
will bo a special meeting of tho stock
holders of the Rozel Asphalt company,
a corporation, with Its principal placo
of business at Ogden, 'Utah, to bo held
at the court room of Judge A. E. Pratt,
In tho 'Weber county court house, at
Ogden, Utah, at tho 'hour of 8 o'clock
p. nx, on April 2nd, 1918.
Said meeting is called for the pur
pose of considering and voting upon
the proposition of amending tho arti
cles of incorporation of said corpora
tion, namely, Article Six thereof, by
increasing the capital stock of 250,000
shares of tho par value of $1.00 per
share, to .750,000 shares of tho par
value of $1.00 per share.
Said meeting is called under and by
direction of the board of directors of
said convpany.
Dated this 11th day of March, A. D.,
1918.
' LEONARD PRUETT,
President.
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Weber Coun-'
ty, Stato of Utih.
George F. Spratllng, Plaintiff, vs.
Alice K. Spratllng, Defendant
Tho Stato of Utah to tho Said De
fendant: '
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of
this summons upon you, if served
within tho county In which this action
Is brought; otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend tho
above entitled action; and in case of
your failure so to do, Judgment will bo
rendered against you according to tho
demand of tho complaint, which has
been filed with tho clerk of said court
This action la brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the marriage con
tract heretofore existing between you
and the plaintiff.
J. D. MURPHY,
PlautlfFs Attorney.
P. O. Address 315-316 First Nat'l.
Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah.
Date of first publication March 18,
1918; date of last publication, April
22,-1918.
Imply That ScandinavianjB
Countries May Not Be Kept
Out of War.
LONDON, March 25. At a meetlnpB
of the Association of Danish Manufac-B
hirers, says an Exchange TelegrapbH
dispatch from Copenhagen, PresidenljB
Alexandor Foss reviewed Danish com-H
mcrcial relations and complained 'H
tho treatment of neutrals by belllger-H
ents.
"Great Britain and the United StatccH
have made a commercial agreement rH
order to defend the rights of smallH
neutral states," said he, "but up untlH
now the effect has been to make tn(H
position of European neutrals worse iH
President Wilson rurely desires thalH
neutrals, and especially the Scandl-H
navian countries, shall bo kept out 'H
tho war, but If we are successful in do-H
lng so the credit will not be due tc4H
America."
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WAR CASUALTIES
WASHINGTON, March 25. Genera"H
Pershing's casualty list, which reach -jB
ed the war department late last nlghtH
Is as follows:
Died of Accident.
Private Anthony Romanoskl.
Died of Disease.
Sergeant Jule Hauston. jH
Privates Franklin Cooper, Joseph FjH
Covert, Ernest L. Stafford. jH
Wounded Severely.
Private Jacob Brose.
Wounded Slightly. JM
Lieutenant Royal Tharp.
Corporal Arnold Carlco.
Privates A. Dillingham.
William Dunsmere. fl
Charles L. Fuller.
Albion O. Gross.
James McDonielson.
Mark Hesnick.
Dan Sanders. jH
Major M. Shelton.
Harry Sheppard.
Burton L. Thorbornc. jH
Previously reported missing, now rcH
ported as prisoners:
Private Christian A. Sorenson.
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES W
Queen City Rcbckah LoOko. ho. -1, L 0.H
O. F meets ueeond mid lourth Saturday
CYeningB at udd bellows' Hall. Visiunffl
members mvlieU. Lucile Stephens. N, Q.
Lulu ciouuman. Recording Secretary, 251
, Van Bar en avenue H
Brotherhood of American Teomrn. o
den Homestead No. 15U5, meets ovcH
Wednesday evening in L O. O. F. liuil
Fraternity building, 2320 Wa-shingt.H
avenue. W. L. Moore, Foreman J. JM
Junk, Correspondent, 3202 Vushln?trH
avenue. Visitors always wclcomo jH
Ogden Lodge No. 131-1, Loyal Order jH
Moose meeta every rrlday night H
i o'clock, Mooso ball. 241b Waswng.cH
avenue. W. J. Vngln, Ulctator; J
Knuusu, secretary. 327 CoL Hudson
American Aiasouic .f ederation (bnivtH
cal bcotush Kite) Ogden Lodge No. iH
uiuts every iiouuay & p. in., ai 3t3 4H
St. James ALacDoiu, K. W. AL, W4UH
Ave. U. A. Atuuur, Secretary, -doJ ViJJjH
Ave. Visitors uavus welcome. Hl
The Woman's Benefit Association
the Alaecaueci., Silver Review, iNO. jH
mets the 1st and 3rd i'Yiuuy evenings M
H o clocK, and tne 2nd unu 4Ui i'Tiday oiH
ernoous at z:3U o ciocK in tue wuuuujH
hail, 2320 Wash. Ave. visiting memutH
mviied. Gertrude Weaver, L. C, Ji'H
mo l'rout, K. K.. 2156 Van .Bur en Ave. jJ
Masonic Qucl. leather Chapter, No. jH
O. K, S., regular meetings held at ALasoH
ic hall on Washington Ave, between 2aH
and 20 til Sts., tho lirst and third I'TiuuH
of each mouth. Sojourning mcmucrs cojH
dlally Invited to attend. Ldna .H
Hamill, W. AL; Linda L. Irwin, SccrjH
lory. H
Tho Royal Highlanders. Ogden Casi
625, meets In tho Hagles' hull on OraH
avenue every second and fourth TucsaH
evenings at i o'clock. Visiting HlghianH
era cordially Invited. W. W. Walts, ijH
Pro., P. F. Planz, Secretary-tr&asurH
2535 Lincoln avenue H
Royal Neighbors of America inecH
every second and fourth Monday nigtH
of each month at S o clock at tho niH
Odd Felows hall, Fraternity buildutl
Visiting neighbors Invited. Alary DuiJH
Oracle, 2746 Williams, Nettle TurnH
Recorder, 2tM3 Van Bureo. H
Woodmen of the World, Weber Corrl
No. 74. meets In the W. O. W. hall, FrH
ternlty block, 2320 "Washington avcntH
every Thursday evening at S o clotH
Visiting Woodmen cordially lnvittxl H
attend. Mathcw Gait, a O.; WJH
Mullcr, Clerk. P. O. Box 4SS.
Utah Camp No. 9090. Modern Woodrn
of America, meets eovry Wc-dnc&dJH
night in the Hurst hall, 2439 HudsH
Ave. Out of town members cordluH
invited to meet with us, YV. H. JotjH
son, Consul; J. It. Hinchcllfi, ClerkJH
Ogdon Lodge No. 5 Indeuendent Ord
of Odd Fellows, meets In L O. O. F. hH
every Tuesday evening. Visiting brotH
ers cordially invited to bo present. LL H
Frank Pollard, N. G.; Henry KlsseH
Secretary. jH
Tho Order of Railway Employes, Ogdl
Division No. 41, moots every lirst aJH
third Fridays of each month at tH
Eagles' hall, at S:15 p. m. Visiting brotH
ers cordially invited. Adrian schippH
Secretary. H
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogden AoH
No. US, meets very Wednesday oveniH
til S o'clock at Kaglea' Home, 2431 GrajH
Ave Visiting brother Eagles are mVitH
to attend the meetings. Club rooms opjH
at 11 a. m. Adam Farber, W. PrcsidciH
Earl Gelgcr, Socrotary; Dr. RclnhiH
KanzJcr, Aerie Physician. IH
Ogden Lodge No. 2 Knights of PythH
meets every Monday evening at 8 o'cloH
In Caatlo Hall of the Pythian bulldiiB
2UG1 Grunt avenue Visiting Knights v-iH
come Fred Mcissner. C. C; v. L. 1'H
der-wood, K, of R- S.; James McCaoiUiH
233C Washington Ave, AL of F. jH
Neighbors of Wood era it ,Ogacn Cinj
No. 58L moots every WcdnesdH
evening of each month, at 8 o'cloH
In tho new Woodmon halL VlsltiH
neighbors Invited. Surah Ranson, G.
146 West Patterson Ave, Phouu 1235-jH
Mario Crltcs. Clerk, 2731 Alourou AH
Phoau 32C1-JA H