Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-28
OGDEN NEWS.
OGDEN. DECEMBER 49, 1889.
FUNERAL OF MRS. FCLKMAN
Tim, Alleged uoidup -Itcscntcd an
insuIt aud Then Paid his Fine
Ogden News Briefs.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Mary Folkman, wife Of c. o.
Folkman. were held at the Plain city
meeting house yesterday afternoon at
io'clock. Beautiful music was discoursed
by tho ward choir. Addresses were
made by Elders John Carver. Of Hunts
Vile; l.. II. Moench and Joseph Parry.
Of ogden. u. G.. Green and Bishop
Ufamwell of Plain city. Their remarks
,,cr, impressive and consullng to the
bsrcaved family. and highly culogistlc
III the good deeds and noble virtues of
The deceased as wife. mother ana Lat
ter.day Saint. a large concourse OF
friends attended the funeral. os the de-
parted was held In high esteem In tho
Community. The remains were Inferred
In the Plain city cemetery.
PECULIAR DAMAGE SUIT.
A suit has been filed In the Second
distrlct court by Jonathan 4. Williams
against lie Breton Balch ana James W.
Abbott. The plalntiff alleges that he
has been damaged In the amount Of &c.
lo0 owing to the appointment Of George
craig as receiver OF the Try Ste am
laundry. The business Of the laundry
has been damaged. he alleges. to the
amount mentioned, and lnnqmuch as the
said Craig has refused TO pay the
amount, the plaintiff brings the suit
against the defendants as the surctlcs Of
the said Craig.
MOTION TO DISMISS.
In the case Of a. j. Anderson vs. Lars
Hansen. the defendant filed q motion
that the appeal from the Justices court
b. dismissed, ON the ground that no
bonds OF appeal have been nled.
THAT ALLIED uoLDuP.
The holdup Of Robert Adams has not
set been solved by the police. They
are very doubtful whether he was held
an. the opinion now " that he and
ne man Petit, whom he said held him
~. got into n drunken brawl and that
Adams got the worst Of the fight. The
police have not yet been able to ma
the nccusod man, which nevertheless
looks somewhat suspicious.
RESENTED AN INSULT.
A complaint was yesterday sworn out
by Thomas l.. Preston charging Roger
Common with assault ana battery. Inc
.isr was heard before Judge Hulanlski.
According TO the evidence produced
Preston had been speaking In dlsre-
gpectful manner about Conner ana MS
Nlfe. Tho two men met on Twcnty-hIth
street and Common gave Preston a black
sye. The Judge did not think That Con-
nor had the right 70 thrash the other
man and hence fined him ".
TO ATTEND TEACHERS coNvEN-
TON.
About 100 OF Ogden's school teachers
Nent down to Salt Lake To attend tho
lchool convention. This Is very good
moving for our city.
LICENSED TO WED.
Marriage licenses were issued yea
.erday to the following couples:
Esra Mower. %, and Miss MclVina
3ravlet, is. both OF Pleasant View A.,
u Nordquist. %, and Miss Mary ~
Hanson. 20. both OF Ogden
NEWS IN BRIEF
Sheriff LAync received word from
Dodge city 10 be on the watch TOT u
nan named Harry Howard, saie
,rackcr who broke jail there rev dnyn
igo. and II Is thought has started out
n thls direction. A $50 reward IL offered
or his arrest. He II a man about ~
fears Of age, dark Completed, about
I've feet ten inches In height
The nth ward gave another OF their
,lcasurnble balls again last evening
which was well attended
The Cottage Hotel, ON the corner OF
Washington avenue and 26lh street was
nd Yesterday to some Nevada people
'or the small sum of $500.
The Y. NJ. NJ. A. a. OF the Fourth ward
vii give a grand ball on Friday even-
nE In the ward amusement hall.
There will be n ball given In the First
rord tonight.
Joseph Peery has returned from q
hveral months Eastern trip on bus'-
less
bishop 4. j. stevens health Is grad
ially improving; he II stu confined 10
us homo.