The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30

/ last June, and he comes highly rec
| commended by those who know him
The gentleman is associated with
| family of doctors. being related tC
| Drs, Rich OF Ogden and Drs BudgS
of Logan.
That Floating Debt-How do yor
| Ike that big floating debt OF Ogden
city? What caused II? The war
rants. less cash on hand. unpaid on
June Both, 1909. amounts to over
| $4,000 More than all the taxes for
one year Vote for Republican ticket
II you want the debt stopped.
Election Returns.-The Standard
will give the election returns by
stereopticon In front Of the Standard
building beginning at 7;30 o'clock
sharp, Tuesday evening.
ONAWANDA, an Indian story OF
Colonial times. GLOBE tonight. =
VIII Leave Tomorrow-A. F. Potter,
OF the forest service of the United
States. will leave ogden tomorrow Tor
Idaho, where he will spend a day or
Two with stockmen and foresters ad-
justIng grazing matters. Mr.. Potter
will return TO Washington, d. c.
Food cooked and served right You
don't wait at Charles Cafeteria. -
Honeymoon-Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead
arc Ogden visitors today while on
their way home TO San Francisco,
California Mr.. and Mrs Olmstcad
are returning from their eastern we'd.
ding tour. Mr. Olmstead is the chief
forester of district No. at San Fran.
cisco.
Sunday special Duck Dinner and
fine pastry. Charles Cafeteria
Died at Elko-M. Faito. e Japanese,
who died al Elko Nevada. yesterday.
will be buried In the Ogden City ceme'
terry tomorrow afternoon. Funeral
services will be held at Larkin & Sons
chapel at 4 p. m. Rev. G. w. Nc
Creery officiating,
Don't cook Sunday. Try our fam
Gus family dinner. Charles Cafeteria.
Engagement Announced-Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Randall announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jennie,
to Mr.. Romaine Foolick. the marriage
TO occur in the near future.
Anthracite coaI.-Fin your bin be.
fore cold weather. Phone 81. John Farr
Social Party-A social card party
will be given by the Royal Highland
ers TO their members and friends on
Monday evening. November / at
Eagle hall An enjoyable time is al.
ticipated.
coAL-Rock Springs, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co,
153 West 9th st. Phones 1914.
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Preaching at'1 a IN. by w. H. Her
rick Presbyterial Sunday school
missionary No evening preaching.
Sabbath school at l2:15 p. m. Come
and worship with us. S. C, C. Hick-
man, pastor.
Consumers Coal Co. All kinds o.:
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek. the
best 81 coal on the market. A. A.
Shaw, Mgr. Both phones AIS. :
Departs for Los Angeles Will C.
Barnes. acting assistant forester In
charge of the grazing department OF
the national forest service, left Og-
den this afternoon for Los Angeles
Mr.. Barnes will spend couple OF
months in California inspecting the
grazing lands of the national forests
there. TIC attended the convention of
foresters here. which ended last
evening, and he states that it was
one OF the best and most fruitful
meetings ever held in the grazing de-
partment OF the national forests
Few good men can get winter en-
ployment at the Sugar Factory by ap-
plying TO the Superintendent at the
Factory. -
Mystery Of christianity-The series
of evening sermons upon The Mys- |
teries OF Christianity" will be con.
cluded tomorrow evening in the First |
Presbyterian church, when the theme /
of Rev Carver Will be. The Nature. |
Origin and Cause OF Sin" Is God |
responsible for It? Is 1t blessing or |
a curse TO the world? Are we re-
sponsible for Adams sin? Mr.. Saun. |
ders will sing at this service
Attention w. C. T. U.-Members are
requested TO attend services Sunday |
evening at the Baptist church to list |
en- 10 an address by Mrs Ada Unruh. |
State president of the Oregon w. C.
7, L. Il
VIII Speak Sunday Evcnine.-Mrs. |
Ada Wallace Unruh. state president |,
of the Oregon W. C. r. u. will de. |
liver an interesting address on the
issues OF the day, al the Baptist church |
Sunday evening. Mrs Uuruh is A
gifted and forceful speaker and has |
been very successful as temperance
orator.
Marriage license-A marriage H.
censo was issued this afternoon to
Edward r Willis, OF Stanton. Va. |
and Myrlin l.. Murphy of Corinne.
Utah.
Paddock Judee.-W. D. Rishel, for
merly sporting editor of the Salt |
Lake Herald, has accepted a position
as paddock judge and timer for the
Ogden race meet
Fell to the Pavement.-At 2:3O this
afternoon, Alfred Taylor of Harris.
vile, as he stepped from the en-.
trance 10 the Commercial National
bank on Twenty-fourth street and
Washington avenue, fell in a faint
His face and head struck the pave
ment heavily and 1t was thought for |
moment that the man was dead. He