The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07
BREVIT lE S

Mrs. George Wangsgard gave birth
TO son Friday.
Sale Of Personal Propcrty.-An or
der has been made for tho sale oi
personal property belonging TO the
estate of the late Josiah Taylor.
Real Estate Transfer,-J. C. Nye
and wife have transferred to Hans
Schouten lots ~ and 4S, In block l.
Park Place subdivision, receiving
therefore 5000
Master Mechanic at PocateIIo.-A
II. Cairns, master mechanic of the or.
cgon Short Line at Pocntello, came
down from the north yesterday on
official business aud Is in conference
with Master Mechanic Malone.
Park Called to Omaha.-Superinten
dent W. L. Park Of the Union Pacific.
who has been on a tour OF inspection
OF the Hartman roads In the west
was called TO Omaha Friday and
left on No. in his private car.
Estate of Ann HorrocNe Martin.-1n
the matter Of the estate or Ann Hor-
rocks Martin. deceased an order con-
ferfing and approving the final account
of the administrator has been made.
Funeral of Archibald Nuhn.-The
funeral of Archibald Kuhn will be held
at D. M, today. from the residence.
234S Monroe avenue. Friends may
view the remains from 10 a. m. to IL
III. on day of funeral.
Walter Barnes ArraIencd.-Walter
Barnes was arraigned in the district
court yesterday, on a charge Of
failing 10 provide for his son, minor,
and was given until Tuesday morning
TO plead.
Funeral Of Jas. 3. McDonald.-The
funeral OF James 3. Mcdonald will be
held at 3 p m. today. in the Third
Ward meeting house. Bishop Carl T..
Peterson presiding, The remains Will
lie in state between 10 and Il. Sunday,
at the home of his nephew, G. d. Nc
Donald, 454 Twenty.sixtn street.
Funeral Friday.-Funera: services
over the remains of Marion K, Foster,
little daughter OF William P. Foster,
We're hold at p. m. Friday. at the
residence. No 572 Twenty-flrst street,
Bishop L. a. Olsen conducting the ser
vices. Orson Griffin sang three solos.
Gone TO Eastern Ponts.-Mrs. Tho
mas O'Connelly Of the SpurEeon Mil
linery house left Friday ror an extend
ed trip TO the eastern markers. She
will spend considerable time in Den
yer. Chicago and St. Louis.
Funeral Monday.-The funeral ser
vices over the remains or Mrs, Hulda
Hodges. wifo of DR.. o w. Hodges, will
be held from the Richey funeral chap
el. Monday afternoon, at 2:5o. Inter-
ment in Mountain View cemetery. Rev.
McCreery Will onlciate,
Boys Are Warned.-Juyenlle Judge
Gunnell had a large class or vIolators
of the bicycle ordinance before him
yesterday and, after advising them
they would be Summarily dealt with
in the future II they continued riding
on the sidewalks. allowed the little
fellows to go on probation.
D. r. Wheewrieht Departe.-D. r.
Wheelwright secretary-treasurer of
the Wheelwright Construction company
left yesterday for California, going
Via Los Angeles and returning via San
Francisco. He will combine pleasure
with business. While on the coast ne
will look up some machinery to be
used by the company on their con
tracts.
Veterans to Meet.-DiX-Logan post
corps and circle will meet at the City
Hall AZ Z p, m. Sunday, to march to
the Congregational church for memor-
il services of Abraham Lincoln: also
on February II they Will meet at same
hour and place to march to Taber-
nacle TO commemorate LIncolns
birth
On Forest Buslness.-District Chief
OF Occupancy T. c. Hoyt of the Forest
Service left Friday for a wccH.s tr1p
into Idaho 10 attend 10 lana matters
in connection with the Weiser and
Boise forests. o. NJ Butler. assistant
chief of silviculture. District No 4, has
left for an extended trip through the
central portion of Idaho, Utah and
southern Nevada, attending to timber
sale matters.
On a Health TrIp.-Mrs. May Yoder
Of Brigham City and Mrs. Belle
Schmutz Of Tremonton stopped over
In the city today TO Visit friends and
departed on west-bound Southern Pa.