The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-23

mai hiS tOluplleu WIN the statute ana
the county clerk asked the young man
TO get two Witnesses to the genuine.
ness Of the signatures of his parents
Nothing daunted. the young couple
sailed forth TO get the witnesses.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. excursion
rates S1.OO round trip TO Salt Lake
All other POINTS one fare for round
trip Tickets on sale July % and "A.
Good returning July 26.
Found In Railroad Ysrds-M. Mona
han, structural iron worker, is in
the city jail suffering OF a severe at
tack OF alcoholism. He was found in
the railroad yards last evening.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company
Charged With BureIsry-Jim Mar
tin, negro. has been arrested on I
charge OF burglary. He will probably
be up Tor trial Monday He Is al
legged 10 have stolen some shoes and
clothing from some of his colored
brethren.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. excursion
rates $1.00 round trip to Salt Lake.
All other points one fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale July 23 and "A.
Good returning July &c.
Salt Lake & Ogden Ry. excursion
rates $1.00 round trip to Salt Lake.
All other points one fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale July 25 and u.
Good returning July 20.
Clandestine Masonic Lodge-Ogden
Masons are somewhat indignant over
an effort which is being made here TO
organize fake Masonic lodge. The
plan is being worked up by a Greek,
who came here from Helper some time
ago. Il Is said. He declares he has L
charter from the grand lodge Of Penn
sylyania under which he proposes to
organize a local chapter At a meet
ing held one evening this week. at
which IT was planned 10 organize the
new lodge, about forty woud-be mem
bers were present. The organization
was not completed. however, as word
was passed around that there was
spy in the house. The lights were ac-
cordingly extinguished and the candi-
dates are said to have acted as though
they were afraid to so home in the
dark
Visiting Judge Corn-Judge r. B.
Shirley. a prominent jurist of Carlins-
vile. Ill. is In the city and the guest
of Judge Corn Of 649 Twenty-third
street. Judge Shirley is en- route to
Seattle and Alaska and will be in the
Pacific northwest for several weeks.
He is agreeably impressed with Utah
and pronouuces Ogden the handsomest
and most progressive city he has yet
visited during his trip west.
Funeral of Eugene Mccsbe.-The
funeral of Eugene McCabe, whose
death occurred in this city on We'd
nesday. was held from St Joseph's
Catholic church at 10 o'clock this
morning. and was largely attended.
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
Father Cushnahan had charge Of the
service at the church and Father Ryan
at the grave
ogdenltes at spokane-Fred Her
rington, visiting from Spokane. says
his auto party arrived there at $40
D. m. on the 18th This is a great
country" he says, with timber all
the way from Missoula. and some
great scenery, Am glad though to get
out on the prairie where we can see
something other than trees. Have not
had time 10 look this place over, but
II presents a good appearance after
dark. We could get only the sample
room at the Spokane hotel, so we are
not crowded in our bedroom, win
not 90 back by way of Boise. We reg
lister tomorrow and depart for Butta
All we'll"
ooInq to the orawln9s-Several 10
cal peonle have left here since the
first Of the week 10 register for the
reservation drawings IN the North
west.
Remodellnu the Grand.-Work on
the remodeling OF the Grand Opera
House lis progressing rapidly and
everything VIII be in readiness for the
openlng of the house on the evening
os FRIDAY, August 13. The decorators
arc now busilv engaged making the
interior beautiful and the scene paint
er has his work well along, Some of
the drops and borders on the stage
have been hung.
Wits to Open an otfice-It is cur
rently reported that II. l.. Willis. at
torney for the Oregon Short Line,
contemplates opening law offices In
ogden within a short time. Mr.. VII
lis is recognized as one Of the ablest
attorneys in this section Of the coun-
try IL is understood that his time
with the railroad company expires
about the first of September.
PostoHce hours July "a: One de-
livery by carriers, general delivery
stamp and registry windows open rom
10 TO IL a. IN. Money orGer depart
ment cl1sed L. w Shurtlitl p. NJ.
Return From seattle.-B. C. Black
man and wife have returned from a
few weeks visit at the Seattle expo
siuon While they are glad TO get
back. they report having enjoyed
themselves very much.
Toured the Coast-NIlss Edith l..
Reid. one of the popular and charming
deputies OF the county clerks office.
returned today from n short visit to
! Los Angeles, San Francisco and other
points of interest in California Miss
| Reid reports having had a most en-
| ioyable time She was accompanied
by her mother and sister.
Real Estate Transfer-Oliver VI.
! RunyOn and wife have transferred 10
| Ada Caroline Wingrove pant Of the
northwest quarter of section l3, town
lie