The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
THE sIclAL SIDE OF uNIoNIsm.

One side of Uhionism which is no,
shown frequently enough locally II
the social side Social gatherings oi
any kind are a splendid means OF get
Ting acquainted with each other, and q
number OF different locals have shown
themselves to be very good entertain
ers.
A little rest and recreation once In
a while during the hot summer months
does a laborIng man much good. both
mentally and physically. We have In
our mountain home one Of the best
resorts In America for both rest aud
recreation. The Hermitage resort is
now very easy TO reach by the subur-
ban line OF the ogden Rapid Transit
company. handled by members OF the
Street Railway Employees Union. and
the cost of the trip is small Other
resorts in the canyon will doubtless
he reached in the near future by the
same railway.
One of the most enjoyable outings
OF the season was thai given by Brew
cry Workers Local No. 325. Thurs.
day, Aug. 10, the report of which, being
TOO late for last weeks Labor Depart
ment, is herewith submitted.
There were about six hundred peo-
pie present during the day. everybody
present enjoying themselves very
much. The entertainment committee
were kept busy handling the different
games and other amusements a good
ly number of athletic contests were
pulled off valuable prizes being given
10. -. n ~ T.Il Lao.
persons being among The list OF sue
cessful contestants; Geo. Dinsdale,
N. u. Richardson, a. J. Anderson. -.
Davis. c. Henderson,, Carl Larson.
Joseph Johnson, Reese Williams. Mrs.
VIM. Baggs, Mrs ID. Davis. Miss Nor
stead, Miss Martha Them and G. NJ.
Mrdock. There were also a number
of events for the children The names
of the winers, however. were not re.
corded.
The prizes were the generous con
trlbution of the following merchants:
Wertz C Hanson. merchandise.
value. $l50.
Folkman G Allen, merchandise.
value, $50.
Evans Brothers. grocers. sack of
flour. value, SIZE.
C. ]. Herrick Furniture Co, pic
ture. value. $3.50.
Kohn Liquor Co, merchandise
value, $500.
Chas. Driver Liquor Co., l bottle per
fume, value. S1.50
P. Poulson, merchandise, value,
Watson-F1ygare Hardware Co, 3
knives. 1926.
Watson-Tanner Clothing Co, l suit
oyerclothes. $500.
Falstaff Cafe. l box cigars. $500.
Crescent Jewelry Co, ] stick pin.
$3.50
Fred NJ. Nye Co.. dress shirt, S15O
Reese Howell & Sons. ladies'
purse. $3.50.
Blosser Brothers, box cigars. $500
l.. b. Best. merchandise. $500.
Stephens Brothers, merchandise,
$500
Model Clothing Co., 1 dress shirt,
$500
Langloi's Grocery Co, merchandise,
s1.00
Union Tea Co. clock, $3.50.
Dee-Stanford Shoe Co. 1 pair ladies'
shoes, $500.
Ed Mcguire, merchandise, $500.
Mark Murphy. merchandise, $400
Wolfinger's Mexican Chile Parlor,
cash, S1.0o.
All the children on the grounds un-
der IL years OF age were made happy
by present Of sack of Shupe-Wil
liams best cream candy. bought eX-
Dressly for the occasion There was
also dancing in the pavilion. both
afternoon and evening. the music be-
Ing furnished by Fords Orchestra.
Local 925 wishes to thanlo the NOR.
chants for their liberal donations. also
the Becker Brewing & Mating Co for
the liquid refreshments and all others
who lent their aid TO make the outing
a success and last but not least Mr..
Billy Wilson for his liberality in Civ
lug us the use of The grounds and
everything therein for that day aud
evening
We hope to see other locals on sim.
liar occasions have the same success, !
also that they will take The chance
Ia get together and have a good time
on our biggest social day. Sept. 9th. ,
at the Fair Grounds
Respectfully,
A. WEST !