The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20

OF so years and had been a resident
Of Arroyo Grande, California. for the
past 25 years. James G. Stevenson
was a Civil war veteran. having On
listed from Ohio. Cause OF death
pneumonia.
Th remodeling of the front and the
Installing of the new Icelcss Fountain
which Is one of the very latest in de-
sign at our 25th street store will not
interfere with the business, AT all
times. The entrance will be open SO
that the public may pass In and out
WARDS = Manufacturers of good
things TO eat. .
Suit for Divorcc-A suit for divorce
upon tho grounds of non-support was
illed in the district court yesterday
by the attorney for Ella Taylor
married az Pueblo, Colo. January 4.
1909, and have three children, OF
which the plaintiff asks the custody
together with general relief
Money to loan on real estate.
Richey z Jamison 243S Wash ave.
Plain city SurprIee-John a Tay-
lor and wIle of Plain City. pioneers OF
Webcr county. were happily surprised
at thcIi home Friday night by about
nity OF ther friends and members Of
their family The evening was en-
joyably spent by the assembled
guests, among whom were Samuel
Page and two sons Of Montana: Mrs.
Mary Hyatt, sister of Mr.. Taylor,
OF Ogden;, Bert Green and John Nj.
Hemple and families of KaEesville;
Mrs. Sam Eccles Of Ogden, Bishop
end Mrs. Taylor OF HaTrisville and Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Taylor of Harrlsyille.
kennedys-A good place to eat
May Locate Hcre-Samuel Page Of
Montana is in Ogden looking over the
town in view Of making investments
and locating here permanently.
Fine place to cat Charles Cafeteria.
The late E. w. Rivers insurance
WAS paid last Tuesday with a balance
OF S9645 extra He was insured in
Scgo Lodge 1873. Fraternal Union OF
America.
Visiting Friends and Relatives
Morgan James and Dan James. prom
inent farmers aud sheep ralsers Of St
John, a spur OF Malad Idaho, were in
Ogden last week visiting friends and
It has been some time since
they were In ogden and state that the
town is certainly growing
The Utah commission for the adult
blind OF Utah announce that the work
shop for blind persons over 80 years
of age is now In operation. Brush max
Ing, chair Gaming, etc, is being taught.
For detailed information address Sam
lei w. .IenkiuSon, superintendent OF
for :he blind, rear Of Lion
House, South Temple street, Salt Lake
n.iV.
A nine-pound hoy has brought happi-
ness to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson, 2S24 Child avenue
Attend Grand Opera-Mrs. Nellie
Rooth and the Misses Mabel and Clara
Tribe were III Salt Lake last week
visiting their friends and seeing the
Lombardi Opera company.
Fell Down Stairs-While going up
lle oldlIo III ulb HOule Oh ADAMS ave
lue. at an early hour yesterday morn
ng, man named Doran slipped. and
ell and sustained n number of pain.
ul injuries. AT first it was thought
he had fractured his skull but an
at the hospital proved
otherwise.
Club oreanlzed-The Holland-Am-
erican Republican club of Weber
county, at largely attended meeting
1t the court house last night, effect
I'd a permanent organization with the
following officers: G. j. S. Abels,
president; John Roghaar, secretary,
Ind P. ]. Kammeyer. treasurer. Cap
aims in more than half OF the election
districts of the city were appointed.
There was much enthusiasm at the
meeting and many women were pres
mt.
Obtains Logan contract-J P.
0'Neill has returned from Logan
7here he has been during the past |
ew DAYS. Mr. O'Neiu has contracted |
O finish the work of putting in sew
# district No. ] for Logan city. |
Which was undertaken by Salt Lake |
irm that failed The city Is spend |
ng about $4,000 in sewers at this
ime