The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
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der department closed. J.. w. ShOrt-
un, postmaster.
Prize Waltz-Sylvan Park, Monday
I IuIy 25th. g cash prizes. -
owing to Rev. Carver speaking in
Salt Lake tomorrow, there Will be no
nreaching at the First Presbyterian
church The Sunday school will con
1ene as usual at 10 a. IN.
The handmade bride which has
been on exhibition at the Oxford, VIII
be raffled off Saturday. July %, at
$50.
Cafe closes-J. A. Stimson VIII
y close his cafe on Twcnty-0fth street
,late this evening, after six years oil
successful business career IIc is ono
of the tenants affected by the order
of demolition to mako way for TTud-
son avenue He Reluctantly leaves
his old stand. but says he has in pros
pect larger and better quarters for
a new cafe TO be built In accordance
with plans that are now being
drawn
B. & G. Butter has taste of
Spring freshness.
From Waehngton-MaX Bolden-
burg. of Washington, D, c., has ar
rived in ogden and taken the posi-
ton In the fiscal department of the
forest service. recently vacated by
Martin ]. O'Toole. Mr.. O'Toole and
his wife have gone 10 the capital,
after pleasantly spending a couple OF
years In Ogden.
Dance Saturday Nieht-Hermitaee
Good music, p. IN. Cars every .
minutes.
c. G. Dawes, superintendent of the
Northwestern railroad, and party,
travelling In a private car, arrived
this morning on Southern Pacific
No. 10, and left on Union Pacific No.
20.
PIONEER DAY EXCURSIONS via
Oregon Short Line, Salt Lake and
return S11O Also reduced rates TO
all points In Utah. Tickets on sale
July 23rd. cath and 25th. good return
ing July 26th. City Ticket Office, 2514
Washington Ave.
Ex-Mayor Will Roylance Of Provo
was In ogden last evening. looking
after business matters. He states
that he is pleased with the growth
of Ogden and that ogden has warm
place in his heart Mr.. Roylance is
president OF the Provo Commercial
club
FOR Bungalow, 22nd and
. Adams, partly furnished f. J. Hen
dershot. sos cath. =
Lectu1ed Thureday.-Mrs. DR.. Mary
Janney has continued her journey 10
the coast She gave an interesting
lecture to the members of the Ameri-
can Woman's League at the Carnegie
library. Thursday night The lecture
was largely attended and much en-
joyed.
All aboard for the dance at the
Hermitage Saturday night
New Home,-E. S. Rolapp is build
ing n fine residence on Hudson ave
nue., between Twenty-eighth and
Twentyniuth streets. The new home
will cost $500.
Kodak finishing. Trip. $40 25th
street.
On An Outine-Bert Mcbride and
family have gone to Evanston, Wyom-
Ing, for a short vacation. Mrs Nc
Bride will remain for month or
more. but Mr. Mcbride will return
10 his work in the Driver drug store
within the next ten days. The party
will join a company of Evanston
friends on an outing In the mountains
south OF the city
Three good secondhand cars for
sale at Inter-Mountain Motor Co.
22l012 Washington. Range from
S225 to $500 Call and see them. -
Enjoying the Canyon.-George s.
Taylor, one OF Provos most promin-
ent business men, Is spending few
days in Ogden canyon with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Peery. Mr.. Taylor
is accompanied by his wife and daugh-
Ter. This is the second year that
Mr.. Taylor and family have spent
their summer vacation in Ogden can
yon and they say it is likely that their
visits TO the Peory place will be made
annual affairs
o. U. Dance Hermitage. Saturday
night, $50. -
Marriage Licenses Sanford l..
Bingham. aged "a, of Riyerdale, and
Miss Clara Ritter. aged "a, Of Eden
Francis Thomas Merenhofer Won AT
dyn, aged ~. of Chicago and Miss
Barbara G. Dalton, aged sc. of Chi
cago: Ebenezer Taylor, aged 4S, OF
Ouray. Colo, and Mrs Maria Rossl,
aged "a. of Ogden
For good floor. good music. good
cool place, the Hermitage Saturday
night. =
Miss Jams Very ili-Miss Diena
Jams. OF Paine G. Hurst's, is serious
ly III Of typhoid The home Is quar-
antined and many friends arc making
anxious inquiries.
Buy your anthracite coal during
July. S10.5o, delivered. Phones 149
Robt. 3. Lewis
Everybody welcime - Hermitage
Saturday night Dancing $50. =
u Is worth whilo 10 call IS and ge
our rates on storage coal Shurtlid 6
! Co., phones IS.
Granted Divorce-George X. Dav
enDort was today granted an inter
locutofy decree OF divorce from hi
Vile Rboda Davenport, who deserted
nim upon the second anniversary o
tneir marriage. The Davenport TO
A nance had Its origin In FarmiDGton
u Where on April % 1907 the hapD,