Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
OGDEN NEWS.
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OGDEN, UTAH, SEPT, zS, lsol.
DEATH OF MRS. MARY CARR
An Old and Respected Citizen Of Ogden Pas
ses kway at The Allotted Age
ocden sugar works - Stake Academy
Notes - Gospel Mission oh'eers
Elected Missionary sociais.

ogden mourns the death OF another
old and respected citizen, Mrs. Mary
carr whose spirit took its departure
from mortality Thursday night, sep
tember 10th, at II o'clock. The deceased
had arrived at the ripe old age of sew
enty years. all of which were spent IN
usefulness, in raising a good family OF
sons and daughters and in doing good
IA those with whom she was ASSOCIATE
"a IN life. Mrs Carr was a native Of
Enpland and while In her native lana
sbe became member Of the Church
NJ Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Salnts
ana emlgrated with her family 10 Utah
many years ago, and has always been
faithful TO her religious convictions,
the funeral services VIII be held In the
second ward meeting house Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. The remains
may be viewed at the family residence,
g7C6 Jefferson avenue.
OGDEN SUGAR WORKS.
The ogden sugar Factory Is running
very satisfactory, and II is expected VIII
continue to run from now until the close
of the season. Up to the present time
some 600 wagon loads of beets nave
been unloaded In the sheds. besides sew
eral car loads of beets from other coun-
ties, making a total OF about l,oOO tons.
Field superintendent Pingree reports
the crops both In this county ana III
Davis and Boxelder counties as being
much better than was anticipated the
beginning of the season. Tie says the
q ApkF
much larger generally than heretofore.
The work on the Logan sugar factory
Is being pushed to completion, and 1t
Is thought by the owners that the ma
chinery viii be placed In position SO
that at least a portion Of this years
crop of beets, In Cache county and sur
rounding county can be used by that
factory. and the balance Of the beets
which cannot be run through the Logan
factory will be sent TO Ogden factory.
The run this year promises to be very
snceesstul 1.Se
GOSPEL MISSION ELECTION.
The Gospel mission has elected the
following officers for the ensuing haif
year.
Mrs. c. s. Spinks, president; Mrs. L.
M. Tales. vlce-presdent; Mrs. G. II.
Perry, treasurer. Mrs II. McElland,
secretary Mrs. w Red chorister; Miss
Ruth Peery and Mr.. w. l.. Cowburn,
organist; Mesdames Red Concest, Ter
rell and MIR. Carter were named as the
committee on entertainment.
The mission viii give a free enter
tainment Tuesday evening October LIST,
In the city hall The public generally
IS invited 10 attend. -
MISSIONARY soCIALs.
During the first part Of this week
Mr.. Harry Nelson was the guest OF
honor Of three parties given by his rel
atives and friends previous to his de-
parture Thursday evening, September
26 on a mission to Germany Monday
evening he, with his parents, were
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Hon. Joseph stanford. Tuesday even
ing Miss Alice Cave gave a delightful
party In his honor at her home on
Twenty-third street. There were pre-
sent a large number Of his young
friends, and the evening was spent in
music games, etc, after which dell
clous refreshments We're served. Mr..
Nelson's young friends presented him
with gold fountain pen and some silk
handkerchiefs
Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. |
c. A. Nelson, Harry's parents. gave a
party In his honor at their pretty home |
on Twenty-fourth street. There were |
present members OF the presidency Of |
the Stake. the bIshoprlc OF the Third |
ward, and a large circle OF other |
friends. A few very pleasant hours |
We're spent In music. Rotations, etc. |
after which a sumptuous supper was
served. Reuben Evans. a highly es-
teemed young man OF the First ward |
departed with Elder Nelson over the |
Rio Grande Western for the same mis-
sion field.
This evening. Elders Andrew Kerr
and William Purdie will leave Ogden |
on missions to Germany and Scotland |
respectively. Elder Kerr has been one
OF the city's most popular school teach
ers and Elder Purdie Is a well known
printer.
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY NOTES.
Several new students were registered
at the academy and the large assembly
hall Is rapidly filling up. Glasses now
are nearly all in working Order and
the students seem 10 have got down to
active work.
In the business department the at
tendance has doubled any previous
year and the students are buslly al
work solving the problems OF business
life. After the theoretical work in
book keeping the students viii engage
IN actual business among themselves.
a glance al the studies offered and
brief review Of the work done win con-
vince any one that the commercial de-
partment II equal TO other business coll
leges OF the state.
on Wednesday evening the athletic
association met and organized foot
ball team. Funds were raised 10 pur-
chase a new BAH and on the following
evening practice commenced.
On Friday morning Elder VIM. Pur-
dy, one Of the former missionary stu
dents, paid the new missionary class
visit and gave some excellent counsel
10 It's members Elder Purdy leaves
shortly for HIS field Of labor in Scot
land BENJAMIN Wilson. another form
er missionary student, also called dur.
Ing the week 70 say farewell 10 his
former comrades and old teacher Ell.
der Wilson goes 20 Germany 10 labor.
The ladies' basket bali team win meet
and organize next week.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
The social to be given by the young
ladies Of the Fifth ward Monday even
Ing I'm the ward hall promises TO be a
very pleasurable affair An entertain
Ing program has been prepared. and re-
freshments win be served.
Mrs. Bertha Peterson has decided TO /
reopen her dressmaking parlors in the
Opera house block Monday morning. :
Thomas D. Dee was Salt Lake Wis.
tor yesterday on business.
Mon. Peterson, prominent citizen !,
n Moab Is spending a few DAYS IN
Ogden with friends. =
Aies Myrtle Brown Of ogden, IL visit r
ng for short time with her aunt Mrs.
Porter at Preston, Idaho.
Hon J. A. Fillmore, former manager A