The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-17
BREvlTIES

At the Falstaff Cafe all this week,
Messrs. Mcmillan and Mansfield. who
have captivated music-loying Ogden
with their remarkably clover banjo
and guitar reDdiions. will present an
entirely now repertoire OF popular and
classic selections It's worth ones
while to hear these gentlemen work.
Place a trial order Of Groceries for
cash at Tribe & Jones and see how far
1t will go.
Filed Petition In Bankruptcy
Charles G.. Pitcher. unable to pay his
debts, has filed his petition In bank
ruptcy in the United States district
court His liabilities being in the
reighborhood OF $500. IT. r. OCon-
molly represents the petitioner.
Fut in your -four before the raise;
ask for prices for 500 10 lots Richard
son Feed and Fuel Store, next TO post
office. -
Silverbrook Anthracite Coal is best.
Lewis has it, Phones 14o. -
Petition Filed-A petition has been
filed for authority to sell certain per.
sonal property belonging TO the estate
of Josiah Taylor, deceased,
CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek. $aOU
per ton. Rock Springs and Castle
Gate always on hand. Parker Coal Co.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. IN
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft G. Sons
Company.
Change Of Name Granted-In dis
tl1ct court yesterday morning Saburo
Ida was formally authorized 10 change
mis- name to Saburo Ichimura.
True Economy-Buying the best,
High grade monumental work re-
quires first class material and work
manship. Joseph Parry & Sons Co,
1858 Washington avenue.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN CLUB.-All
the stockholders of the Abraham Lin
coin Club. Incorporated in the year
1894, are requested 10 meet at the
Standard office at 1880 o'clock, Mon
day evening. January Is. 1909. Wm.
Glasmann. President.
Miss Lizzie Jones Of Matthews con-
fectionery store has resigned her posi-
ton.
Do not fail to secure your Burns an
Iiyersary tickets at The Toggery,
Culley's, MacBetn's CT, Am. Tea
Store and Hutchinson's. Tickets soc
each. Juveniles 25c each.
TALE THE TICKER TOLD, tonight
and Sunday An interesting picture,
showing the New York Stock EN-
change. ISIS THEATER. :
Central Park Presbyterian Church.
The Evangellstic meetings in the Cen
trail Park Presbyterian church during
the past week. conducted by Rev.
Hugh w. Rankin. nave been largely at
tended. notwithstanding the nnfavor-
able weather. a marked interest has
developed and the meetings will con-
tinue through this week. Services on
Sunday morning and evening. and
special children's service at IL o'clock.
Service each evening at 7:30
Appraisers Appointed-T. A. Wha-
len, x d, Shurtliff and A Mcfarland
have been appointed appraisers OF the
estate OF Gordon T. Grant. deceased.
To Build Road From Ely to Tonopah.
The recent decision made by "BoraX
Smith Of the Tonopah G Tide Water
railroad. and the Guggenheim inter
ests at Ely. to build railroad across
from Ely to Tonopan, will be of great
interest TO Ogden people. many Of
whom are interested In the Spanish
Belt mines near Manhattan as the
route OF this railroad will no doubt
take In the Manhattan district. thus
giving the Spanish Belt mines and mill
a much nearer railroad connection
than they now have at Tonopah.
Special Sale on Pure Baking Pow
der, Beautiful Water Pitcher free
with each pound can at 80 cents. Grand
Union Tea Store, 2436 Wash. Ave. See
our wagons everywhere.
At Presbyterian Church.-The even
Ing sermons In the First PRESBYTERIAN
church will for the next few SUNDAYS
be illustrated with the life stories OF
some OF the men, the centenary of
whose birth occurs this year In this