The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-24
B REVlT T | IES

The Sunday Theater-Are you In.
terested In seeing a better Ogden?
Come to the Methodist church Sunday
night and hear the Sunday theater dis
cuJsed.
SnowpIows Sent West-Two heavy
engines equipped with Snowplows were
sent TO Montello yesterday and Will be
kept at that freight terminal during
the winter months to be used quickly
in cases of emergency. Additional
plows Will be stationed at Ogden. Car
lin, Wlnnemucca and Sparks for i'm
mediate use after heavy snowfalls.
Will Entertain Thursday.-Mrs
Snyder and Mrs. Toponcc will enter
tain the Ladies OF the Eastern Star
Thursday afternoon. January 2S, at a
ten In the parlors of the Masonic hall.
Funeral Of j. D. Wood.-The funer-
al OF the late j D. Wood. who was kill
ed in Salt Lake railroad yards last
Sunday by being struck by train, was
held in Salt Lake Friday. The fun
eral procession was one Of the longest
seen In the city In years. The pail
bearers were Fred ]. Kicsel, David
Keith. Joseph Young. Spencer Har-
wood Dr. H. n, Mayo. NJ. H, Walker.
John Dern and ". V. Rice.
Delayed by Storms.-On the Rio
Grande system trains have been delay
ed several hours by heavy snowstorms
at Green river and Grand Junction,
and train No. 3, due in this city at
1890 a m, arrived at $50 In the
I nj
ed three and two hours late reSpec-
lively
Work on the New euldine.-EXca-
walton work for the new high school
building at the corner OF Monroe ave-
nue. and Twenty-fifth street Is nearly
completed. j. G. Gale, the contractor
for this portion of the work, thinks.
ii weather conditions permit. every
thing Will be ready for the EccleS
Lumber company to begin the con-
struction Of the building at an early
date, A portion OF the foundation has
already been laid, the work being done
under the supervision of L. n. Meid.
Shipping Sheep.-Another tralnlocd
of cheep Is being assembled at Car
land for shipment 10 California mar
kets and Will be sent west over the
Southern Pacific on Tuesday Utah
mutton is now in prime condition and
is in demand at good prices both in
Chicago and on the coast.
Heavy Preclpitation.-Accord to
official records kept by Weather Obser-
yer Van de CRAFT at the Hartman
freight depot In this city, the precipi-
tation of moisture during the past for.
ty-eight hours has been in excess Of
one inch and the precipitation during
the present month has been greater
than during January, February and
March Of last year.
Central Park Presbyterian Church.
Corner Thirty-frst street and Wash
ington avenue, Morning services at
IL and at l2:15 p. N. Evening ser
Vices at 1880, opening with Song SER
vice. Rev. H. NJ Rankin Will speak at
all the meetings. The address at
1915 is principally for young people.
SO all are invited. The evening SER
vice will conclude a series of meet
ings which have been held by Mr..
Rankin. Those who have not heard
IiHh nave blootu a IulG opportunity y
1t is earnestly hoped that a large au-
dienco Will greet him at all these SER
vices All are cordially invited
Answer rIcd.-Defendant has filed
an answer In the civil action insti~
tuted by the Chicago Crayon company
against George A Graves.
One Fare for 6. A. R-The Western
Passenger Association, It was an.
nounced yesterday, has agreed upon a
one-fare for the round trip rate to the
next G. A. R. reunion at Salt Lake
City.
Default 10 Entercd-Default of de.
fendant has been entered In the civil
action Instituted by the Krieg Tan
ming Company OF California against
the ], c. Plat saddlery Company of
this city.
Holding Court at RiohfieId-Judge
Howell is at Richheld. Sevler county.
at present. holding court for Judge
Chidester in the Sixth Judicial dis
trict He will arrive at Ogden this
evening. and on Monday morning
take up matters on the probate cal.
endar.