The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10

Charles New Cafeteria. modern
! plant with the most modern applian
ces. thoroughly sanitary. meeting the
most exacting requirements of the
| pure food law-the highest attain
ment In the ART OF cooking and sery
| Ing food. Lunch 1920 TO 2;30. Din
ner 500 to $50.
Webor Academy Alumni Dance
| The Alumni of Weber Academy VIII
| give the first dance of the season next
! Friday evening. Invitations will he
sent out 10 friends and fellow stu
dents and o most enjoyable evening
is anticipated.
OTlces of Pecry Bros Milling Co
and d. Fl. Peery Estate Co. have been
| removed TO No 429 oath St, opposite
County Court House.
Sheriff and Jury at Baptist Church
The Baptist people were very glad
| indeed to welcome the sheriff and
Jury Of the Ernst trial to their church
| home last evening at their regular
! preaching service and extend a most
cordial invitation TO each and all 10
come again and feel at home.
The evening paper is the paper OF
today. The morning paper Is the pa
per OF yesterday. =
Mrs. Lanesdorf Rcsiens-The pro-
| motors OF the League of the Sacred
Heart Academy were delightfully."- en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. Catherine Malone. The
meeting OF the league was called to
| consider the resignation OF Mrs. Mar
garet I.angsdorf as secretary and trea-
surer of the league. A number of
speeches expressing the regret OF the
society on losing her services and
ascrlbing the prosperity of the league
TO the efficient and untiring efforts of
Mrs Langsdorf during her term OF
Office followed the acceptance OF the
resignation. With expressions of the
love and good wishes OF the league.
Mrs. Malone presented the retiring
secretary-treasurer with rosary OF
exquisite design as a token OF remem-
brance Mrs. Langsdorf will leave
soon for her new home In Vancouver,
Washington.
For Sale-Old newspapers. cheap.
| Call at Standard office.
Miss Grace Reeder Surprlsed-A
number OF the young friends of Miss
Grace Reeder happily surprised her
at her home on Twenty,second street
The event was one Of the most pleas
/ ant occasions OF the new year. The
curly hours of the evening were spent
! in playing the latest popular games.
| after which an elaborate luncheon
was served. The guests were:
Misses Annis Bingham. Dot" God
dard, Floss Ruby, Elsie Shorten,
| Gladys Ballantyne, Ella Mitchell,
Florence Mackelherring, Vera Clark,
Juanita Seabold, Cleo McKendrick,
Luella Wooley, Martin Tre5eder, Grace
| Reeder. Messrs Fred Slater. Law
renee Poultcr. Haworth Roberts, Ar
thur Bushnell, Clyde Clark, Clifford
Hassine, Roy Belnap. Joe Stephens.
Teddy Mckay. Ensign Hcrrick. Earl
Belnap. Ray Summerill. L. Stratford,
Frank Stone.
DR.. Forbes has resumed practice.
! 400 Eccles Building. usual Office hours
Going to hevada-S. b. Moseley
travelling passenger agent Of the Har-
riman system, leaves tonight for an
extended trip through Nevada and
the west He says the Southern Pa.
| cific has now opened an elaborate
Office at 115S Broadway. New York,
and Will be glad TO have western peo,
| pie make headquarters there.
CoALi Call up Parker & Co. for
retes on lump, nut and slack Parker
| Coal Co. =
From Provo.-Col. C. E. Loose OF
Provo stopped off In Ogden a short
time Saturday night to meet with
some of the sheepmen and. Inclden-
tally, TO meet with some OF his Og.
den friends. The colonel was on his
way 20 San Francisco accompanying G
his son Eddie" The young man is
pursuing a high school course oil the
coast.
PEACO CK-The best Rock Springs
on the market. Phone 27, John
| Farr. II
Pleased With ConventIon-Jameq
Robinson, Jr. and Ed Owens OF Para.
gonah. who are among the leading
sheepmen OF Iron county, returned 10
their homes yesterday, They we're
well pleased with the convention and
the manner In which the wool grow.
crS were treated IN Ogden. Mr. Ow
ems Is one OF the pioneer sheepmen
Of the state and he has attended
many of the national conventions
hut he says the Ogden convention
capped them ali. He desired that
ogden be made the permanent con
yention city and the headquarters fol
the national association. The gentle
mcn state that the sheep of their sec.
tlon of country are doing well this
winter They are far out upon the
| Escalente desert where the feed Is
good and where, because of the heavy
SHOWS OF recent date, there is plenty
of water