The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
BREVIT les

A Unique ServIce-The Methodist
Brotherhood is putting life into tho
evening Sunday service. Their latest
plan Is to have service especially for
men, for whom seats will be reserved
and flowers provided. The service will
be especially for men; topic, BE
Strong"
Somewhat mproved-Ernest Brown.
city recorder. Is reported somewhat
improved yesterday. Friday was OBJ
served as fast day in Weber Stake as
an appeal for his recovery,
Here From LeadvIIIe-J. F. Bruins.
assistant supervisor of the Leadville
national forest of Colorado, stopped
of IN tho city yesterday en- route home
from business trip Into the St
Anthony country Of Idaho. Mr Bruins
is the first from the Denver District
No, 2. Forest Service, to visit the local
headquarters. He was In conference
with Forester Leavitt and others dur
Ing the day on matters pertaining to
the two headquarters. The snow in
the Leadvllle forest is still very deep,
according TO Mr., Bruins, being as much
as twenty feet In some places. He
left for Leadville last night
Bass Singer VIII Be Heard.-W L.
Richardson, bass soloist of Salt
Lake City. will spend Sunday In Ogden
and will render one solo at the morn
ing and two bass solos at the evening
service In the First Presbyterian
church Mr. Richardson is member
OF the Schubert male quartette
Quarterly conferenee-Weber Stake
quarterly conference Will be held Sun
day, at 10 a m, and p. m. In the Og-
den Tabernacle Apostles Hcber j..
Grant and David o. Mckay and others
will attend and speak TO the people.
Special music has been arranged for
by Elder Joseph Ballantyne. A full at
tendance is desired.
Haa La Grippe-George w Davis. Of
Richards, Davis & Boyd, has been
confined to his home for couple of
lays with a slight attack OF Ia grippe.
MaIad Forest Users-A meeting of
The Mnlad Forest Users association
will be held at Malad. Idaho. today for
the purpose OF discussing range. wool
and mutton markets, and other topics Of
general interest TO sheep and cattle.
men This association was formed not
long ago for the purpose Of co-operat-
Ing with the Forest Service much after
the manner Of the various wool grow.
ers' associations throughout Idaho and
thus far much good has been accom-
plisheG in facilitating the settlement
OF range problems and In many ways
assisting in the successful administra-
AZ N hn li
clnItv OF Malad Assistant Forester
Reed, who was in Pocatello yesterday
will attend the meeting
High Water.-The warm weather
OF the past week has resulted In high
water In both Echo and Weber can
yons and melting SHOWS Will increase
the flood in those districts from this
time on No damage IS reported on
the Union Pacific, but a sharp look
out is being kept and extra men arc
scattered all along the track between
Ogden and Evanston.
Ccnferrinq With DetectIve.-Gran'
Gordon Of the Southern Pacific pas
senger department at San Francisco
arrived from the west yesterday
and is In conference with special Ag
cnt Joe Jones in reference to proper
" recently stolen from the Hartman
railroads.
They Saw the Town.-The Ogde'
ncwsboys were treated TO an automo
bile ride In Denny Smyth's machine
Yesterday. After the slght-seem
they were served with refreshments
The youngsters in the party were
Gerard Denkers, Carl Smith. Willi