The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Ogden Churches-

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Re Rey q e Wright win speak, on the
list church Sunday night at 7:30-
Rev. i. 7. Goshen VIII conduct services
IN the Eongreeatlonal church this even
ing at 1880. The subject OF his sermon
will be Books and Reading.
First Presbyterian Church.-Afornine
service at-u O'Clock; subject, "The Faith
That Brings Contentment' b.; evening serN--
ice az Z o'clock subject, Spiritual Teach
lng Of Everyday Scientific Facts; The
Message Of the snow Sunday school at
lz:lo; EndeaVor at $50
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Corner
Grant and Twenty-fourth. Alfred Brown.
rector Third sunday in Advent. Early
morning prayer and sermon, II; evening
prayer and address, 7.39. Morning text.
THE Kingdom of heaven is at hand /.
evening topic, THE State Of the Blessed
First Church Of Christ Scientist
street and Lincoln avenue. Services at Il
a. m; subject, rs the Universe, Includ-
ing Man. Evolved by Atomic Force2"
evening meeting, 80. All invited. Free
reading rooms suite PIP Eccles building
open daily from 2 to p. m All welcome.
Ogden Briefs.
The case OF the New Hampshire Fire
Insurance company against the oregon
Short Line Railroad company. which was
10 have been tried tomorrow, has been
continued for the term.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued TO Frederick r. Evans, aged %, OF
Layton, and MISS Frances A. stone, aged
q, of South Weber.
The Weber Stake academy is arrang-
ing course OF lectures for the winter
and spring months which Will appeal
strongly to educators OF the city and
county The series Win Include two by
Prof essor $. il. Clark Of the University
of Chicago and two BY Miss Maud Msy
BaDcock, with at least one lecture each
By Professor j. +. Talmage, Dr. J NJ
Tanner. Bishop Orson f. whitney. George
NJ. Marshall and Dr. WidtsOe. The
course viii be commenced after the hoh-
days
Mr.. and Mrs Robert L Burton returned
/ yesterday from California, where they
went about two weeks ago on their we'd
( ding trip.
Joseph Newman was last evening some
what injured in a runaway. His horse
/ threw him out Of the wagon and got
away after dragging Newman for one
( half block bruising him badly but not
/ breaking any bones. At a late hour last
\ night the horse had not been recaptursd
/ A number OF sporting men met tonight
in the offices Of Hevvood and McCOr-
! nick for the purpose Of organizing a rab-
bit hunt Preliminary steps were taken
I to secure a railroad rate and make ar
I rstnseTnenCS Tor the hunL Another meet
/ ing viii be held IN a day or so.
/ The trial Of the case Of Henry Ward.
/ charged with grand larceny Will come up
I in the district court Monday next.
/ William G. Price OF Ajax Center, Utah.
i was in ogden yesterday.
/ George Wilson, OF Eureka, Utah, is in
I Ogden visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
/ Thomas Wilson.
/ Bishop James Taylor of Mound Fort
I win speak at the tabernacle services this
afternoon.
! d. P. Tarpey. Southern Pacific land
/ agent is in Ogden.
/ The naval recruiting party that has
\ been in Ogden for the past few days
\ finished its work here yesterday and
went to Salt Lake. Twelve men were
I enlisted during the stay Of the party
/ in Ogden
/ Albert Mortensen was yesterday arrest
I ed on a charge OF embezzlement prefer
red by George L Stone Stone claims
/ collected for stone from d. z. Harri-
son.
J The pupils OF the Emerson school are
4 preparing to give a cantata in the Fourth
ward amusement hall Dec. is.
/ The most talked of attraction for this
week at the Grand Is the Eagles Min
| strel show, Tuesday evening
! Power was off at the power house OF
! the Utah Light & Power company several
/ hours yesterday while repairs were be-
/ ing made.
Harry B. Hill Is recovering from the