The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13

at the peSthouSe, south oil tue city
are progressing nicely, and both pa
tlcnts viii be released within a few
days. Most OF the prisoners at the
county jail under the quarantine have
been released. and the transients have
left the city
Bamberger Ogden Coal Co-Plenty
of "That Good Coal" on hand-Clear
| Creek, Castle Gate and Rock Springs,
| Sl.75 and 5000 at yards. =
Marriage MISUNDERSTANDING IL
censes were issued Saturday to
! jacob Hays and Nellie Albcrts. both
| oil Ogden, and to Jack Goodnight and
, Nora Adkisson. both OF Bowling
Green. KY.
Bakery goods at Charles Cafeteria
On Orpheum Business-Willard
/. Scowcroft OF Ogden. and j. H. Gar
rett of Salt Lake City. left on the
! Overland Limited Saturday for San
| Francisco. where they 90 TO con.
fer with President Meyerfield of the
Orpheum circuit regarding the build
ing OF the new Orpheum theater in
Salt Lake City.
Our convenient location, pleasant
appointments and excellent cuisine
recommends the Potter Cafe to after
theater parties Here may be had
any of the foods of the season. cooked
and served In the most appetizlng
manner. A trial will convince. =
Estate of Mary Ann Livingston
a petition for letters of administra-
tion in the estate OF Mary Ann Liv-
ingston has been filed in the probate
division of the district court. asking
for the appointment Of George Wells
as administrator of the estate The
petitioner is Rosa Welch Frasier
The estate is valued al $5 900 in real
and $500 in personal property. The
deceased died In ogden, March s.
1910
Just word to the wiso-Always
use Lewis good coal Phone 149.
Bible Ciass-The Christian Bible
class meets Sunday at p m with
Mrs. VIM Bostaph, 5000 Washington
avenue. All interested are requested
to attend.
Funeral of Charles Cashmore-The
funeral services over the remains of
Charles Cashmere will be held at the
family residence, 2259 Jackson av-
enue, at . o'clock Sunday. March Is.
Bishop Civilians officiating. Inter
ment in the City cemetery. Friends
wishing TO see him in his casket may
call at the residence this evening be-
tween the hours of G and s and to-
morrow morning between the hours
of 10 and /.
Former Resldent-Frank T. Nit
tauer of Baker City. Oregon, proprie-
tor OF the Grand hotel In that city,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. O. B.
Madison for a few days last week.
leaving Friday night for his home in
Baker City, Mr.. Mittauer was recent
ly called TO Lincoln. Nebraska. where
his brother was very I'll, dying soon
after Mr.. Mittauer's arrival
New Resldence-Thc Eccles Lum-
Der company is building s2,500 resi-
dence OF Jackson avenue, between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth
streets. The structure will be ready
for occupancy within the next sixty
days.
T'OOPCi nt
Of Mrs Eliza r Hooper Will regret to
learn OF her serious illness of general
debility. Mrs. Hooper is among the
early settlers of this section and she
has many acQuaintances throughout
the country. She came here from
England slXty-eight years ago, now
being SS years old.
Protest in Shupe Estate-Alleging
that Solomon C. Shupe is incompetent
and in want OF understanding and
want OF integrity. and his prejudices
are in favor OF one part of the family,
John r.. Nell Isaac L.. Peter r..
Sarah and Hyrum Shupe have filed a
protest In the probate division OF the
district court against the granting of
letters of administration TO Solomon
c. Shupe in the estate of james w
Shupe, deceased. The original peti-
tion was filed by Farley G.. Solomon
G.. and Louisa Shupe. The professors
allege that the petitions for the let
ters do not state tho value of the es-
tate of the deceased or give other
facts concerning the estate.
Firemen Arc Remembered Chief
Paine OF the FIRE department Is the
recipient OF a check Of $50 from r r.
Hoag of the Orchard Canning COM
pany. as a token of appreciation OF /
the efforts of the firemen In checking
the fire at the company's warehouse
on The night of February % The
chief Is 10 devote the money to estab- !
fishing a library i'll the station on
Grant avenue.
Killed at Cement PIant-Ervine /,
Hoyt, an employe OF the Ogden Port T.
land Cement company at their plant
north of Brigham City, was killed
Thursday afternoon by being caught
in the boltlng of one of the large ma.
chimes. Hoyt was formerly engineer
on the mud train at the plant, but
on last Tuesday lie changed work and /
took charge of some repairs being /.
made in the factory. The unfortunate /
mans body was badly mangled before
IL could be eXtricated from the ma
chinery. His home was in Syracuse,
n. Y. to which place the remains !,
Will be sent.
Divine services will be held this
morning at the j. c. Embry mission
hall in the Bennett Block, corner of
Twenty-siXth street and Grant ave-
nue.. with chlldren's Sunday school
in the afternoon at o'clock Even
ing services with preaching at
O'Clock p. IN, Good music at all SER
vices. The public is cordially in
vited.
Leaves for choago-On account of