Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02

term for classes ON Monday evening for
adults, and chidren's classes Saturday.
The Weber Stake academy ball at
Christensen's Friday evening was one
son. II is needless TO say that all had
good time.
NJ. n. Reynolds. one of North Ogden's
leading citizens. passed the half CEN
fury mark on Monday, the 10Th ult. In
honor of the occasion his many friends
furnished him pleasant surprise at the
meeting house, where he was escorted
to attend some business with the Bish-
Cd only to find an entertainment pre-
pared, consisting of music, speeches
good wishes, etc. Counselor n. II.
Barker then presented him token or
esteem in behalf of the people Of North
ogden
Theogden lodge Pioneers Of the Pacific
recently organized will hold an open
meeting and public installation officers
next Friday. when a number of men,
bers Of the order will be present from
Salt Lake.
Miss Edith Wotherspoon was very
agreeably surprised Wednesday eve
ming at her home on Jefferson avenue,
About thirty of her young friends called
on her very Unexpectedly and spent an
evening of much merriment in playing
games, singing songs. etc, after which
a dainty lunch was served In the din
ing room The event was in honor Of
Miss Wotherspoon's birthday.
The debate on expansion by the Liter
airy and Debating Society of Weber
Stake Academy last night was a well
attended and instructive entertainment,
consisting OF song by the choir, reel
tation, the debate. a recitation. de-
cision for the affirmative side and a
song by the male chorus.
|. o. Angel spent the week In Ogden
on business.
Mrs. Dean, Of Winnamucsa, Is rap
idly improving in health.
Prof. Radcliffe Is in Ogden on his
regular visit That the professor IL fully
appreciated by the Ogdenites is shown
by the many new pupils and large class
he is teaching regularly.
Mr.. ]. b. Evans Of Hooper is visiting
his wife in Ogden.
Mr.. Peters Southern Pacific operator
at Wells, New, is busy in ogden for
few days.
Last Saturday night the star and
support Of the High school entertain
ment enjoyed a banquet at the Lincoln
hotel after the play. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Treseder and Joe Mcfarland are
in Salt Lake to enjoy the Way Down
East performance.
The Women of Woodcraft gave one
OF their enjoyable card parties and sup
pers Wednesday evening in the |. o. o.
f. hall
Tuesday evening Mr.. Fred r. Clark
and Miss Bertha l.. Taylor were mar
ried at the home OF the brides parents
In Wilson Lane. The contracting par
ties are well and popularity known In
ogden. Mr.. Clark is eX-captain OF the
ogden baseball team. and the bride
Is a charming young lady. They will
make ogden their home.
Donald Rose, OF Salt Lake, CONNER
cial agent OF Illinois Central railroad.
Is busy on our streets today.
Guy Clark and father Of Salt Lake are
here for a few days. Mr. Clark has
several bands Of sheep running In Snake
River valley. Ida. and reports range In
fine condition.
Z. r. Hunt and wife went to Salt
Lake today TO see Way Down East"
Geo. Sherrard. who formerly was live
stock agent for Rio Grande Western
railroad but now representing Mallory
Commercial company. OF all the east
trn markets. Is making HIS hesdquar-
tiers at Ogden. Mrs shsrrard 10 with