The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-17
THE NEWS In OGDEN.
Tie Fire Fiend Still at Work in
the City.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC REPAIRED.
Barnett's Sermon - Real Estate
Transfers, Etc.
T'HE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2502 WAsHINGToN AVENUE,
OcnrN Cont ON hn1.

OGDEN. OeDIeUDCE H.
The saloons were all closed, back an:
front, Sunday.
The fire laddies did themselves proud a
the fire Sunday afternoon.
Evening services at the Congregations
church were resumed Sunday last.
trained cinnamon bear on the streets
was one of the features yesterday.
Ex- Conductor Z. E. Clark has returned
from a trip in the interest of the Order OF
Railway Conductors
Miss Ludden was suddenly taken quite
Ill Yesterday and was obliged to close her
department of the New West academy.
CITY Marshal Metcalf is again seen on
the streets after tedious siege of rheuma-
tism. He is gaining daily under the treat
ment of Mrs. Thomas.
Judge Henderson left for Salt Lake
yesterday morning to hold court; There
will be no district court in session here be-
fore the latter part of the week.
Five columns of the Butte Inter Mountain
advertising space was last night devoted 10
a presentation of an Ogden real estate ven
ture. This is uterprise.-Anaconda ReUieig,
September -. The above speaks for itself.
P. V. Root. of the firm of p. Y. Root &
Co. Chicago, left yesterday for home, after
Il short visit in Salt Lake and Ogden. He
expressed himself as much pleased with
Ogden, and will in all probability invest IN
realty here.
Mrs. Maynard, of Cheyenne, and Mrs.
Bailey, q teacher in the Presbyterian school
at Brigham city, have just left for their
respective homes, after pleasant VISIT IN
Ogden. Mr. Robinson has been showing
them the places of interest in and around
the city.
Alta meeting Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union yesterday afternoon, 1t
vas decided to rent one of the store rooms
nj. s. Lewis block on Grant avenue,
near Fifth street, for reading room, and
20 open in connection with this coffee and
lunch counter Additional particulars Will
follow as soon as ascertained.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
Episcopal church met Saturday evening at
W. L. Baird's residence, and spent most
ENJOYABLE evening. One of the features OF
the evening was an essay by Mrs. DR.. Reid
which was most entertaining and lnstruc-
i've. also an address by MIR. Rapp was
Greatly appreciated. Mr. Rapp will try all
our cases when we commence counting"
Mrs. Potts delivered her famous temper
auce lecture Sunday evening at the Iaoer-
uacle, on Washington avenue, to packed
house. Bishop Shurtlif presided at the
meeting, and introduced the speaker. VINO
Kept the attention of the large audience
rom the opening to the close of the ad-
iress. in her usual happy style.' The sub
iect. though an old one, is always apropos,
and Mrs. Potts was able to throw an alto
.,ethcr new interest into the theme. Don't
all TO hear her.
Rev. J. Wesley Hill, pastor Of the Metho-
dist church, while on his recent trip east IN
Inc interest of the new church, refused a
very fiattering offer of $1,000 per annum as
pastor of one of the most aristocratlc and
wealthy churches at Buffalo, New York.
Mr.. Hill feels that his mission is at Ogden,
where he is having such fattering success
in his work. 1t is indeed cheering sign
10 see our Christian workers lend their
EAR to duty in preference to personal
desires and financial betterment.
The Corey brothers report good progress
,yjth their contracts at Thompson and
cisco on the D. & r. G. railway. They
eypect to complete the work about the lst
of December. the most of their work being
,ublet. They will go to Colorado springs
5his week and put in bids on the Midland
road. The line of this new road is perfectly
,,,.ailiar to them aud they will be prepared
20 give a closerub to competitors. They
consider the Midland an easy JOB, the
-,rades. etc, being as rule comparatively