The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-09
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lie. will hold their installation of Off.
GERS at Pythian hall, next Thursday.
GLOBE THEATER-The most up
to-date picture show west of Chicago.
Two changes of program a week. Tues
day and Saturday Matinee every
DAY except Sunday. South Of Grand
Opera House. -
High School Basket Ball Game
This evening the first basket ball
game for the High school boys will
| be played In the Armory, at s O'Clock.
This will undoubtedly be good game
to watch. as the teams are about evcn-
ly matched. The Jolly Bachelors
have had more practice than the lligl
school, nevertheless the High VIII put
up stubborn fight Mr barker cf
Weber Stake viii referee.
Buy Red Cross Stamps In Human
ity's Sake to Stamp out tuberculosis
Then buy Meats Stamped U. S In
epected for yours and your family's
sake. A guarantee that 1t is free from
tuberculosis Germs. -
Gases ismlssed.-Following pre-
liminary hearing which extended over
three days, the case against Harry
Macmillan. formerly OF Ogden, the
Gold6eld millionaire, and former suit
or of Edna Goodrich, brought by James
May. the Nevada gambling king. charg
ing him with passing worthless checks,
to the amount of $500, was dismissed
yesterday.
LOU cRAIG-InstructIon IN elocu'
ton and physical culture; class aud
private work Ind. 3644-I.
Pleasing Change. - County Clerk
Samuel G.. Dye has Won the eternal
gratitude Of Ogden reporters by plac-
Ing a desk and a comfortable chair In
his Office for the especial use of news
paper men. Here all instruments of
a public nature are placed for the
benefit of reporters who desire to eX-
anime them, and the change expediteS
reportorial work and adds a tlnge OF
comfort to the task. Heretofore the
instruments were tossed out of the
drawers onto long counter and the
newspaper men were forced to eX-
anime them as best they could in
a limited area often crowded with
Nhpo0 NioiNlhE NllO pbiNN Oii Oboihtoo=
The new departure is one of several
desirable changes made since Mr..
Dye was formally inducted Into Office.
DANCE TONIGHT Congress Dane
ing Academy.
Burial Of Infant Oaughter-Funcral
Gervices over the remains OF Martha
Pauline. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Child, were held yes
terday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. at the
Fourth ward meeting house, Bishop
L. a. Olsen presiding. Appropriate
rusical selections were furnished Dy
the ward choir and words OF consoIa-
tion were offered by Bishop Olsen, Z.
j. A Llndquist and John McQuarrle.
lnterment was made in Ogden City
cemetery.
Officers netalIed-Thursday night
the Woodmen of the World OF Ogden
installed the following officers: Past
consul commander, William Piggctt,
consul commander Samuel Kline:
advisory lieutenant, A. T. Wykcs;
banker, George Huss; clerk, +. Auth;
escort, H. Silverthorn; Waterman. w.
II. Drabble: sentry, b. Van der
Schuit; managers. Mathew Gait. h.
b. Paine and William ]. Browning. A
uuslcal program followed The installa-
ton exercises.
Lost His Hat and Shoes-A young
man came down from one of the near
by towns OF Idaho yesterday TOR
brief sojourn In the city visiting
friends. Immediately after his arrival
in the city he purchased ~ new hat
and a new pair OF shoes and partook
quite freely OF Ogden's best whjskcy.
He finally repaired to a noodle joinE
on Twenty-fourth street 10 try tho
ed,bles there. While eating his
noodles he fell into the arms OF Nor
pheus. where he remained Tor con-
siderable time. When he awakened
from his sleep, he was astounded ID
discover that he was hatless and shoe
less. Some culprit had taken his hat
and shoes from him while lie slept
Mrs. Mary A. Parry Laid to Rest
AT l o'clock yesterday afternoon
large number OF friends and relatives
of the late Mrs. Mary A. Parry gath
cred at the Marriott ward meeting
house to pay the final tribute OF love
and respect to their departed lrlcnd.
Musical selections by the ward choir,
solos by Mrs. Mamie Terry and CALEB
Marriott, and a selection by mslc
qunrtette were rendered. President
G. F. Middleton. Elders T. r. larry.
John ID. Powell and r. A. Larkin o.
fered words OF consolation to The
assembled friends and relatives. \
wealth of beautiful floral offerings
gave mute testimony OF the love IN
which the deceased was held. A long
funeral cortege followed the remains
to Ogden City cemetery where inter
ment was made.
James Ripper OF Provo is an Ogden
visitor for short time. He is regis
tered at the Healy hotel.
The Weber Club ball given at the
Congress Dancing Academy last even
Ing was most pleasant aifaIr. Light
refreshments were served.
w. d. Crompton. brother OF Police
Officer Crompton. is In the city for a