Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-20
OUR OWN STATE.

honored the school with his presence
for half a day. lie assured the teach
ers and students that the work was
MI that could be desired, that he had
The welfare Of the school at heart ana
urged the students on TO success. His
visit was much appreciated.
Tuesday, April %, ~ 4 p. m, the
ladies' of the academy and the High
school will play game Of basket BAN
in Lester Park pavilion.
The academy win give another grahd
ball in Christensen's in two weeks, May
g. 1901.
on Wednesday at u o'clock suitable
services were held In the large assemO-
ly hall, commemorative OF the life OF
President George @ Cannon. Remarks
were made upon the life Of President
Cannon by Elders David o. Mckay,
William u. Terry and l.. +. Moench'
The several speakers each referred 10
the many virtues Of President cannon,
his struggles against adversely ana
finally his browning triumph by sur
mounting them all
RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS
Late yesterday afternoon a special
Southern Pacific train, bearing the
Thirty-third regiment OF the Chltvu
States volunteer inlantS, arrived ~
ogden. There were also on pOatd tne
train four ogden boys who nave Deeh
In the Philippines during the past sew
enteen months, serving in the lhlrly-
fourth infantry til honorably dis-
charged. They are; David Faddls,
Gcorge Wright, John smith and Joseph
Hadenham. Mr Fadds has been away
from ogden for the past nfteen years
i'm that length of time his relatives nave
not seen him. ana the scene yesterday
nj the Union depo,, When MS SISTER
Miss Nellie Faddls greeted hin was
very touching
FUNERAL OF A, f, FouLKEs'
The funeral services over the remains
Of Albert l.. Foulkes, toe fireman VINO
was killed a few days as0 Mhlle coupe
ling cars for the Southern Pacific, We're
held yesterday afternoon al COCK
al the family residence, on 2Bin street.
They were conducted by Rev Goshen of
the Congregational church who
preached very cous0ling discourse ON
The good ana noble life OF the deceased.
The home was not large enough 10
hold the large Number OF iriands who
gathered to pay tribute OF respect To
The memory Of the cstimabIe young
man. The oasket WAS covered with
beautiful floral designs, A very large
curtegc followed the remains to the
Mountain View cemetery where they
were laid to rest in the FAMILY burial
ground. The deceased leaves vile ana
two children 90 survive him.
RR1EFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. II. c. Jacobs and children re-
turned to ogden yesterday after spend
ing the winter In Salt Lake city.
President L. W. Shurtlilf was Salt
Lake visitor yesterday on business
County Attorney Halyerson and Hon.
j. W, Kimball left last evening for
WASHINGTON, where they so TO argue the
case OF Alma Chambers as treasurer
of Weber county against the CONNER
cial National Bank Of Ogden In the
United States Supreme Court, which
viii be heard some time next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Lowe OF poca-
tello are visiting with friends I'm Ogden
Il. II. Pemback OF San Francisco Is
registered at the Reed, He is a repre-
sentative OF the san Francisco EXamin-
err
Mr. and Mrs. Mount Robb Of this city
are spending few days at COrinne
T.. W. Little Of Kansas City Is in OG-
den looking up some mining business
here.
The funeral services over the remaino
of S. j. Packer will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon at
o'clock
X. w. Fitch has returned home to
Corlnne after attending 20 some bust
ness In Ogden.