The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-14

| of the AmaIgamated Sugar oilice force,
and Miss Margaret Lochhead daugh-
ter OF George Lochhead. were married
| Friday night at the homo OF the latter.
az 221. Twenty sixth street. About
| forty members Of the family were
present anL the ceremony was per-
| formed by Bishop Watson of 5hIs city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will reside in Og'
| den. They are receiving the conGratu-
| latlons OF a wide circle OF friends. This
} is the eighth marriage in the family of
Mr. and Mrs. George Lochhend during
the past six years and In the language
of member Of the family, Others arc
i yet to come
/ Unable to Locate RclatIVcs-Under-
taker Richcy has been unable as yet
10 locate relatives OF l. r. Wilbur who
died as a result of injuries while at
work on the new shop gallery. and
unless information on the subject is
! received soon. interment Will occur
within n day or two at most.
The First Congregational Church.
! Noble Strong. Eldorkln, minister.
Morning worship at II O'Clock. sun,
day. March 14th. Sermon. The Cod
Whom Jesus Knew" Sunday school
at l2.15 p. m. Intermediate society
at 5 D. m Senior society at g. so p. IN.
Evening service at 7;30 o'clock. Ser.
mon THE Soul-Homeward Bound ~
The second in the series dealing with
the problem Of life after death. The
Young peoples choir has charge oil the
music
Estate of Eliza Purdy-Nrs. Eliza
NJ Rankin, yesterday filed with
the county clerk her petition for let
ters Of administration with the will
annexed, In the estate OF Eliza Purdy,
deceased. setting forth that Mrs, Pur'
dy died on the eth day of February,
1909. leaving property which consists
of real estate situated In Ogden. OF
the probable value Of 81 500 and asks
that she be appointed ndministratriX
OF said estate Attorney Joseph Chez
represents the estate.
Scandinavian Converts-Aside from
two coaches comfortably filled with
Scandinavian converts to the Mormon
church. about one hundred coloniS.s
arrived from the east over the Union
Pacific yesterday. en- route west
over lue SOuiuilh h'ih's Ah'iI
we're also two sections of Rio Grande
No. yesterday and on these trains
were $50 colonists en- route TO the
northwest over the Oregon Short Line.
Work Trains on Rio Grande-Super
intendent Daley Of the Rio Grande
road has put three new Work trains on
the Utah division of that system dur
ing the past week, and has announced
his purpose Of placing the roadbed in
first class condition as early as i'm
provements of this character can be
made on both the main line and con
Meeting branches Aside from giving
employment TO eighteen additional
tralnmen, these work trains Will afford
employment TO several hundred men
Who will be required to make the I'M
provcments mapped out and approved
by the management.
Honored by X. of P.-On the occa-
sion Of the twcnty.fifth anniversary of
his initiation into Ogden lodge No. 2,
Knights of Pythias. C w. Hestmark
of GA Twenty-third street was the
recipient of handsome souvenir from
the order. The presentation was made
Monday night in X of 7. hall and the
handsome present is solid gold
shield, containing record Of Mr. Hest
marks continuous membership in the
order The venerable knight thor
oughly appreciates the beautiful gift
and 1t occupies a conspicuous place in
his comfortable home.
VIM. AIIisons New Position-Wil-
1k-aT
from a business trip through Idaho
and a portion of Montana in the inter
ests OF the Wyoming Coal company
and the Union Fuel company with
which he is now connected in the Ca
pacity Of general sales manager Mr.
Allison will have charge Of the sales
department, IL Is understood, and VIII
practically direct the disposition Of
the output OF the Wyoming mines.
Settling Grazing Permits-Distrlct
Forester Clyde Leayitt and Assistant
Chief of Sllverculture Owen Butler.
returned yesterday from Salt Lake.
where they attended conference of
state land board relative to determin-
ing on a plan Of cooperation between
the state officials and the Forest Ser
vice In the administration of the state
land located within the boundaries of
national forests. There is a consider
able quantity of state land thus locat-
ed-211 ,067 acres-upon which graz
ing permits are issued In conjunction
with the allotments made by the For
est Service Last year the state real
lied $4,000 net profit in fees from
stockmen who grazed their stock upon
the state land.