The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27

resultant consequences OF the
Masters coming to Ogden Is the
theme OF the Sunday evening sermon
I'm the First Presbyterian church. and
Hall Gaines White Prophet Is the
book OF Illustration
Every picture good-JolE. :
Born to the wife OF Walter N. Farr
OF $40 Parry Ave. 10.pound baby
boy. Mother and son are doing nicely.
Mr. Farr Is a well-known boobkeeper
at the Ogden State bank.
A GOOD BREAKFAST-Onc that
! will make YOU smile with delight can
easily be had If YOU buy some Pure
tab Sausage from Russcll-James CO..
lS1-SS-S6 24th ST Bell sec: Ind.
521.
Meeting for Men-A meeting for
men Will be held this afternoon at
4 O'Clock In the First Presbyterian
church. The purpose of the meeting
Is TO learn concerning the coming Lay
J mans Missionary convention TO be
held week after next in Salt Lake City
a layman from the managing com
mlttee in Salt Lake City viii be pres
ent and address the meeting. All men
who are interested or not interested
| In missions are Invited 10 be present
! The convention is 'interdenomlnation-
al, and men from all the churches Ore
asked TO The meeting tomorrow,
ss-IOIE-excelent
Mission SuperIntendent-Dr II. ].
Talbot, superintendent OF, the Utah
Mission of the Methodist Episcopal
church. is a minister of large expe-
rience. His youth and manhood was
spent in Indiana. from which state he
went TO the Civil war. in which he
bore an honored part He has been
In Utah for several years, and is the
moving spirit in a plan for the work
Ing together of the different denOmina-
tions which are at work in the state
In this way the overlapping Of the
work Is being avoided He will preach
at both services OF the local church
today
Bamberger Ogden Coal Co-Plenty
OF That Good Coal" on hand-Clear
Creek, Castle Gate and Rock Springs;
Si75 and $500 at yards. =.
Soldiers Going Throueh-Forty-four
soldiers en- route from Fort Logan. !
Colorado. TO San Francisco, passed |
through Ogden Saturday afternoon |
in special tourist car.
II you drink. drink Yellowstone.
Just q word to the wise,-Always
use Lewis good coal. Phone I4s
Going to Goldheld-Vice-Pr President
Parker of the Colorado & Southern,
occupying private car Arcadia.
passed through ogden Saturday with
party of friends en- route to- Gold
field. Nevada,
WARDS good bread 1t pleases,
cheers, and satisfies.
Got anything to SELF Advertise 1t
In The Examiner want ads.
Supt. Manson Home-Aiter n ten
days absence In Nevada on railroad
business, most of which was in con-
nection with the machnist strike at
Sparks. Supt Manson of the Salt
Lake division of the Southern Pacific
company returned 10 Ogden Saturday
morning on train No. 10.
II you drink. drink Yer .stonc.
POTTER CAFE, White male help.
only.
Red Light Burns out-About mid
night Friday the five frame houses
which composed the "red-lightT dis
trict Of CarliD, Nevada. were de-
stroyed by fire The inmates of the
houses, many Of whom escaped scantily
attired, had to seek accommodations
hn 1
is stared that the district Will not be
rebuilt.
Delicious pastry We do not scrImp
on materials. We go on the theory
that the best is none too good for our
customers. Two stores. WARDS
Both phones. 279
n. A. Heath. Jr., accompanied by
his wife, of Wenstchee, Wash is in
the city visiting with his father, n. a.
Heath. Sr, for few days.
AFTER THE THEATeR, the Potter
Cafe.
Time saver Charles Cafeteria. =
File Oepo5itlons-In the case of the
State against Fred Ricksecker. L. V.
Curry and Mrs. l.. V Curry, deposl-
tlons of number Of residents of Beth
lehem. Pa, have been filed with the
clerk OF the district court The depO.
sitions are from people of the Pennsyl-
yania town telling OF the good repu.
tation of the defendants In that town.
Got anything 10 sell? Advertise 1t :
IN The Examiner want ads.
White sox Arrive Monday-The Chi
,ago White SoX" special train. carry
ing seventy people. members of the
baseball teams, newspaper correspond
ents and others. will arrive In Ogden ,
Monday afternoon from the east over
.he Rio Grande Western, and Will ,
leave for the west as the first section
Of the Overland Limited at $40 p. m.
Professor McKendrick will lecture G
at the Third ward tonight, his sub |
ect being Lessons from the Life of
he Master" :
From lucin, Neeada-Fred W Her. {
rlnSton has returned from his sheen
herds near Lucin. Nevada. after hay.
ing spent nearly two months there, '
Mr. Harrington reports the herds that
have been fed during the winter
months are in splendid condition. and
that The loss among them will be very
light The winter, however. he SAYS
has been exceptionally severe and the {
sheep and cattle that have been COM {
PEELED TO live on the open range have
faTed rather badly and tho Iocs u.;u |