The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
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Mrs. Ida NJ. Goldman. who has been
managing the ldlewlld hotel this sea
son. has left for her homo in salt Lake
City After two weeks recreation, she
VIII leave for a tour of Yellowstone
park, accompanied by Miss Georgia
Holmes, Of Savannah.
a. Fl. Chambers came down from I,o-
gan last Saturday night TO visit his
parents over Sunday
Rev. Noble S Elderkin pastor OF
the Congregational church in Ogden
VIII occupy the pulpit in the First Con-
gleea.iCDal church In Brockton, Mass,
during the month of August. returning
to this city about the first of Scptem
Der
Among this weeks guests in Ogden
canyon are Samuel Newhouse and
William O'Brien, two of Salt Lakes
most prominent citizens.
Squire Coop. accompanied by PTin-
cipal George A. Eaton of the Salt Lake
HiGhI school. win leave shortly for q
trip TO Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f Onley left We'd
nesday night for the east on a month 3
| trip.
a. W. Walker has returned from a
brief visit in Spencer, Idaho.
Mrs. A. w. Walker IS a guest of her
mother Mrs. II, H Spencer, at her
summer home in Spencer. Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. H II Baron returned
Wednesday night from an eight weeks
tour of the east
Miss Rae Reinshreiber, of Salt Lake
City. is visiting her brother. Harry
Reinshreiber, of the Mercantile In
stallment company.
Miss Pauline Lewis, Of Salt Lake
City, is a guest of Mrs. d. b. Baron,
2731 Washington avenue.
Dave Swartz of Chicago. Harry
Brown OF Philadelphia and w. NJ. Wat
eIS Ol NlluN dlt N'A' Al' NNA''N' VI AAN-'
~ Relnshrieber last Sunday.
DR.. Robinson returned from a weeks
outing in Utah county Thursday.
DR.. Dickson has gone to Coalville
Vile on a ten days outing.
Abbott McGinnis returned from Ey-
anston, Wyo, Thursday
Robert T, Thompson and wife OF
Canandaigna. New York, are in the
city for few days en- route TO Seat
tie.
S. ]. Griffin and family with Miss
Florence Getchell, left Thursday for
trip to Alaska. They will visit the Sc
attle exposition a week before starting
on their northern voyage.
Miss Bessie James is spending the
day in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. H. c. Hartog, and daughter,
Miss MAY Hartog, are expected home
tomorrow from a trip to the northwest.
They included In their itinerary Seat
tie and Victoria. British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. SeelIg leave
Monday, August md. for st. Joseph,
Missouri MI Seehg's old home. Mr..
Seellg came west for his bride for
merlv Miss Annie Marie Todhunter.
who has been teaching in Salt Lake,
for the past three years.
Miss Josie Reno and Miss Ivy VII
liams have returned from trip to the
Alaska-Y -Yullon-Pacifc exposition
Miss Ethel Watts has returned
home from ten days outing at Brigh-
ton. where she has been the guest Of
Miss Tessie Godbe
Bishop C. z. Peterson of the Third
ward was pleasantly surprised by
about twenty-five Of his friends at his
summer home In Ogden canyon. The
evening was spent informally and re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Lila Richards, wife of CEBiCh-
ards. oregon Short Line operator, re-
turned home Wednesday from an OK
tended visit with the parents of blr.
Richards in Missouri Valley, Ia. Mrs.
Richards was accompanied home by
her son, Frank and Miss Cora Rich
ards. her sister-in-law. Miss Richards
will spend the remaining portion OF
the season In Ogden and vicinity. visit
ing all the points of interest before
returning home,
Weber camp No. "A, Woodmen of the
World are making preparations on
an extensive scale for a trolley ride
and dancing party at the Hermitage
on Thursday, the fifth of August. This
is complimentary affair to the Wood
men and their friends. as there viii
be no charge for transportation OF the
dance. and every member of Weber
camp is invited TO attend The cars
will leave Washington avenue and
Twenty-fourth street at 7:I5 p. m,
sharp.
Mrs Arthur Marshead and her two