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Show j OGDEN, UTAH. j (Special Correspondence.) After an efficient ten years' service, doctor Joyce has tendered his resignation resigna-tion as president of the school board. ine action is due to the fact that pro-ressional pro-ressional duties will occupy him to such an extent that he cannot devote the desired de-sired time to educational matters. The resignation was reluctantly accepted, and Henry G William was elected to Tfill the position. The formal opening of the Hermitage in Ugden canyon occurred last week, I the Weber c,ub took possession of ine hotel at one" of the most successful affairs they have ever given. Dancing was the feature of the evening. Cards are out announcing the engagement engage-ment of Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo to Harold Peery of this city. G. Conn of Elkhart.. Ind., well Known to musicians s the head of a large concern that- manufactures musical musi-cal instruments, is touring the country J" an auto, and is expected in Ogden this week. Fred Massa is now engaged in framing fram-ing the commission of Postmaster Glas-mann. Glas-mann. which states that he is appointed tor four years from April 28, 1308, the day the senate confirmed his appoint ment. An Interesting program was rendered luesday night in Carnegie hall. The Principal feature of the entertainment was the address of the noted prohibitionist, prohibi-tionist, Hon. G. F. Cotterill. Wednesday Wednes-day morning Mr. Cotterill and narty vcre shown about the citv and taken through the canyon as guests of the Weber club. A. R. Heywood. president of the club, entertained Mr. Cotterill at luncheon. Great preparations are being made for the first auto road race In Ogden on Decoration day. The race will be under the patronage and auspices of the management man-agement of the Hot Springs, and the road will cover the ten miles between Ogden and Hot Springs. Three handsome hand-some cups will be offered as prizes, so that all cars of different makes and power will have an equal chance to win. The Salt Lake Tribune of Mav 19 makes special mention of the weli-de-hvered recitation, "Boys," by Master Paul Miller, at the entertainment by the All Hallows- college students. The. bright 12-year-old chap is the son of Mrs. L. E. Miller of Ogden. |
