The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-15

deyotes his personal attention to the
care and wants of the demented men.
There are now nearly two thousand
inyaIids confined In the Washington
military asylum and about 21 per cent
of these are discharged as cured every
year.
Fair Bills Wanted.-Parties having
accounts or bills against the Inter
Mountain Fair Association are re"
quested 10 send itemizcd statement at
once TO VIM. Glasmann, Standard Of
fee, Ogden, Utah.
STRAYED-From pasture Sept. 10,
one bay yearling stud. white hind an
kles and star. and one iolack yearling
filly. Please inform E. NJ. Conroy
and get reward.
CONGRESS DANCING ACADEMY
opens next Saturday evening.
Methodist Workers-Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet in the church parlors, Thursday
afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock This meet
ing is important as the work for the
fall and winter will be outlined at
that time. All the women of the
church and congregation are urged to
attend, whether they are members OF
the Aid Society or not.
w .NTEo-GIRLs AT UTAH CAN.
MING FACTORY, ONE BLOCK FROM
STREET CAR LINE. =
CONGRESS DANCING ACADEMY
opens next Saturday evening. =
M-,., l.... d. tva,, 4, oonton,
plating the erection Of a residence on
! Twenty-fourth street between Adams
and Jefferson avenue. The building
win be so feet by &c feet in size and
Will cost IN the neiGhborhood OF 81
600 1t will he completed within tie
next ninety days,
STRAYED- From pasture Sept. 10.
one bay yearllog stud. white hind an
kles and star, and one black yearling
6lly. Please inform f. NJ. Conroy,
and get reward =.
CONGRESS DANCING ACADEMY
opens next Saturday evening
Residence on Thirtieth-James w
Russell has the plans drawn for resi-
dence on Thirtieth street between
Grant and Washington avenues. The
building will cost about $1,000 and
will be ready TO use within the next
sixty days
3. & G.. Butter has been awarded
flrst prize at the Four-State Fair. The
butter experts say It's the best there
is. and If your groceryman Is UP TO
now" hell tell You the same.
dressing parlors 10 429 25th. near Reet
hotel We carry hair and art goods
Ind. phone, 37l5-D. Bell 1865.
For Mining coneress-Local Harrl
man officials have received rates fo
the American mining congress. which
conycnes al Goldfield. Sept. 81 TO Oc
tober 9 The tickets will be on sal,
Sept, 90 and have a forty-days' limit
STRAYED-From pasture Sept. 10
one bay yearling stud, white hinC
ankles and star and one black ycarl
ing flly. Please inform E. NJ. Con
roy and get reward.
Order your honey now, Your groceI
has fresh supply of Superior BranC
direct from the Fair grounds.
Weber Academy openlne-The for
: NAL opening OF the Weber Academ
=. will take place tomorrow morning a
: S:45. The attendance this year, 8
= far, is far In advance of that of las
, year. and Professor McKendrick state
that before the close of the schoo
Z | year the enrolment will reach the so
mark. The attendance last year wa
between 400 and 500 students. 1t wa
A anticipated that the class work woul
4 begin at the Academy this morninl
bur there were so many students o
hand for registration that It WAS In
y possible TO get at the regular clas
4 work
Demand Superior Brand Pure Hor
q ey. Your grocer has 1t,
WANTED-GIRLS AT UTAH cAf
MING FACTORY. PEALERS SIS
4 TO $500 PER DAY.
4 Dr. w H. Petty. Dentist. has mo,
II ed into his new apartments over Pain
& Hurst's. where he will be glad [
receive all patrons.
Married at Noon Hour.-At 1878
n at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elme
N D. Jones. 25G 23rd street, occurre
s. the marriage OF George r. Carson. ,
H Portsmouth. Ohio. to Essie Towe
s Jones, OF Portsmouth. Ohio the Ger
n mony being performed by Rev. H. !
H Zimmerman. Mrs. Carson has oe.
81 visiting her brother In Ogden for ii
y past two months. who IS connecte
n With the insurance business Mr.. Ca
son is letter carrier in the city
q Portsmouth and, after spending a le