The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-11

of this city. has been assigned 10 the
/ work OF the First Methodist church
of Salt Lake City and left Thursday
for her field Of labor As a token OF
| appreciation the ladies of the church
! gave farewell in connection with
the PRAYER meeting Wednesday night.
Following the meeting social hour
was spent and refreshments served.
Many of her friends in and out of the
] church were present.
Mr., Herbert V. Logan Of David CITY,
Nebraska, and Miss Sylvia O. An
drews, of ogden. were married last
week at the home of Rev. ]. E. Car
yer.
Mr.. A. c. Davidson. a young busi.
ness man of Portland. came TO Og-
den on Tuesday 10 meet Miss Helen
Randall. of Boston. The young couple
! were married at the residence of Rev.
] j, +. Carver, and left for their new
( western home.
Mr.. Ivan S. Rice and Miss Elizabeth
Isabelle Pratt were quietly married
at the residence Of Mrs. Joseph Fl.
, MCGOWAN. 253S Monroe avenue, the
: Rev. j Z. Carver officiating. Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Rice will be at home to thei-
friends in their home in Backfopt.
Idaho, after October 1st.
Miss Mildred Hederer of Salt Lake
City Is a guest of her cousin. Mrs Ike
! Flinders,
Mice - c.
is spending the week in ogden as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ Farr
Miss Abby Herman OF Salt Lake
spent tine early part of the week visit.
ing with Miss Birdie Sewell of this
city. 'N-
Mrs. Mary Rawson. stenographer Of
Ogden State bank. is spending her
vacation al the Seattle fair and other
points of interest along the coast
Mrs Frank Bartonek entertained
Thursday al dinner In honor of Miss
Mae Dale TAYLOR of Omaha, sister of
Mrs. E. c. Webster OF this city.
Miss Mac Flaherty of Helena. Mont.
is the guest of Mrs. H, l. Bell. CO..
Twenty-siXth street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wotherspoon
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Birdie. to William H. Reed
er, the marriage TO take place the lat
ter part OF this month.
TasI
come to ogden from California 10
spend the winter months with Mrs
Sig Kohn, Mrs. Feibusn's sister.
Mr.. a. p. Garfield, wife and son will
leave Sunday for a trip to the north
west. They will visit the fair before
returning home.
J. F. Olmstead of the Montana di-
vision OF the Oregon Short Line sys-
TEN. and an uncle OF Chief Clerk Ohm
stead OF Superintendent Wbitney's of.
Ace. is in the city for few DAYS Wis.
iting relatives and taking In the Inter
mountain Four-State Fair.
AIr, John d. Rogers of Pittsburg Gu
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Winnifred Brooks
American beauties were used for dec
grafton. Places were laid for eight
f. e. Clark. formerly grand chief
conductor of the order of Railway Con-
ductors, but at present a leading mem
Der of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. spent several hours in the
city. Thursday, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James Cassin. Mr.. Clark was ac.
companied by his two daughters and
the party was en- route TO Portland.
Seattle and the North Coast They
Will return TO Utah the latter part of
September when Mr. Clark. as a mem
Der OF the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission. will take up and investigate
rate questions and complaints relative
10 railroad freight and passenger tar
Ifs in this state.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Barlow and her
daughter Gladys and Miss Pauline
HerrlDger OF Salt Lake are In Og.
den visiting with friends.
Mrs. NJ. Tuckfeld of Jackson, Ten. |
nessee. has arrived in Ogden TO visit |
her brother. Mr. A. l.. Kohn and fam !,
ily after period OF over twenty years
of. separation. MIS-. Tuckfeld Will re- !
main here about six weeks. and before
returning TO Jackson she will visit