The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-12

\ kcr City, when Lois Ethel HardySrave
was married TO Lester s. Corey. The
! ceremony was performed by Rev. JAG
Oh Finger in the parlors of the Geyser
Grand hotel. The bride is native OF
| Texas, but resided for time in Salt
Lake during the past two years. or
late she has been a resident Of Hunt
:lgton. Ore, where her sister. MIS-.
4. C. Coulson. also resides. Mr.. Corey
is native of Ogden.
Clothe up every member or the ram
iIy, right now-when your money VIII
secure you double measure of
value. Fred NJ. Nye Co. =
Investigate the Blanket and Com
fort Specials at Boyle Furniture Co,
,l Thcmpson-SuIIIv Fieht t.-"Cy-
clone" Johnny Thompson, the Syca-
more lightweight, nnd Pete Sullivan,
nf Lowell, Mass, met with A. j.
Pierce OF Pocatello at the Reed hotel
lere today and signed up articles for
twenty-round go at Pocatello, Jan.
Ia. Sullivan will continue training
for the aght at Salt Lake, leaving the
day prior 10 the contest for Pocatello.
Thompson IS at the Utah Hot Springs,
where this afternoon he did some GYM
uasium work, leaving later in the day
;or Pccatello.
After bit, you'll hear some people
say, Il wish had bought, when you
were having your Great Sale Fred
NJ. Nye Co.
House for sale cheap, on easy in
stallments, o. j. Stilwell. Both phones.
C. w. Lilly and eride-C. w Lilly,
formerly of ogden. has returned with
his bride TO this place, where he has
accepted position as auditor on the
Southern Pacific. Mr. Lilly is rcceiv-
ing congratulations and wearing that
same old smile
BY the quality. one would think b.
4 g. Butter costs double the price
asked for it,
At the Falstaif Cafe all this week,
Messrs. Mcmillan and Mansfield. who
nave captivated music-loving Ogden
with their remarkably clever banjo
ana guitar rcnditions, will present an
entirely new repertoire of popular aDa
classic selections. It's worth ones
while to hear these gentlemen work.
At Arkansas Hot Sprines.-A. Il.
Moselcy. travelling passenger agent OF
the Hartman lines. with headquar-
terS at Ogden, is expected home in a
Icw days from Arkansas Hot Springs.
where he has been TO recuperate from
a years hard work Among the rail-
road contingent now at the Springs
ale w A. Whitney of the Union Pa
ciic and c. c. Doherty and Maurice
G,lheen of the Oregon Snort Line.
At the Globe theater-The most san
itary, the most freproof. largest exits.
Your children are safe.
Inspecting the Lines.-J ID. Isaacs,
consulting engineer on the staff of
Vice President Kruttschnitt, arrived
from the south this morning and Left
for San Francisco i'll his private car
on general trip of inspection of the
hartman coast lines,
THE RELIGION OF WALT WHIT
MAN, by VIM. Thurston Brown. Jan.
18th, s P. NJ, Carnegie hall. Second
lecture "A Religious Interpretation of
Sex" last lecture of course Religion
and Democracy" Season tickets S100,
single admission 80 cents At Badcon's
Culleys and Utahna drug stores.
From Wells, Nevada.-S w. Goblc,
9 prominent merchant OF Wells, Ne
yada, was a caller at railroad head
quarters this morning. Nh Goble says
Tie advent of the Western Pacific at
Wells has tended to the Development
ct that section and the growth of the
town
True Economy-Buying the best
High grade monumental work re-
quires first class material and work
manship. Joseph Parry & Sons Co,
1858 Washington avenue
Storms Delay Trains-The recent
storms north and west have seriousi7
interfered with connections at Butte
ana Pocatello during the last twenty
iour hours and Oregon Short Line
passenger train No. arrived from
the north this morning several hours
Nte.
CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek. s4.Oo
lrr ton. Rock Springs and Castle
Cato always ON hand. Parker Coal Co
Marking Freight Packaees.-For
some time past all consisnments OF
freight, Improperly OF not plainly
marked have carried penalty in the
shape OF advanced classification, and