Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
An IMpREsslvES FUNERAL
Az, Remains Of Mrs. Elizabeth A. lost and
Also of Young Jesse Forbes.
correction Respecting Statements
made by Rawiins Correspondent
CONCERNING n, 8. wooacock.

samuel Jost, were helu " tne ianily
.,asnoe Yesterday afternoon at $3.50
l,aock REV, Il. I. Goshen, OF the Con-
osotlonal church, oiflcated at the
sssrSlces He preached a very impress
s,,,o and consoling sermon Some very
s,gsat music was furnished by double
o"ertet under the direction OF Prof,
Joseph Ballahtyne.
The attendance was very large, the
sbuse being entirely too small to &C.
ccmhlodate the large concourse OF
trIends who gathered TO extend their
sympathy. The casket was covered With
hssu,Ifui floral tributes. A large fun
Drel cortege followed the remains TO
me city cemetery where they were laid
to rest
FUNERAL OF JESSE FORBES.
The funeral services over the remains
., Iease Forbes, the unfortunate young
nor who was accidentally shot and
pIlsd last Sunday, were held at the
family residence yesterday afternoon
~ O'clock, The home was crowded
witb sympathlzlng friends, A quartet
furnished the Music which was very
sweet Rev, Goshen, Of the Conyrega-
tlonal church, preached the funeral SER
man which was flied with words Of
comfort to the hcreaved family Prof.
WATSON. OF the High school. and Hon.
q "A, Islaub Of the school board, made
few remarks eulogizing the noble
character OF the deceased and his
brightness as q student
Many beautiful floral offerings were
laid ON the clsket. The remains were
Inferred In the City cemetery.
OGDEN POULTRY SHOW.
The Ogden Poultry and Pet stock as.
ISOLATION will hold their show In this
city next week on Tuesday, Friday and
saturday The exhibition promises to
be very large and interesting to such
fancers This will BIO the first show OF
The association, and Will be q grand
success from present indications. There
are at present flfty-six members In the
association, who will exhibit and any
other person who have fine pure bred
poutry and pet stock are cordially in
vlted IL exhibit. The association Is
comparatively young, but promises to
be one Of the largest In the West The
officers Of the association are w. j.
Hancock, president; M j. Hewitt, sec
rotary; j. W. Keogh, treasurer a. u.
Thorogood first vice presidents l..
Thornton, second vice president; Alva
sebrlng, third vice president; M. l..
gnow assistant secretary. Executive
committee w. ]. Hancock, M. ]. Hew-
III, J. w. Keogh, A, n, Thorogood. Il.
Thornton, AYa sebring, M. l.. Snow, A.
G. Nav, NJ. b. Place, John l.. Hancock.
DISTRICT COURT PROBATE MAT
TIERS.
In the matter OF the estate of Daniel
II Murphy, deceased, a decree was EN-
tered assessing the real estate valued at
$50 to the widow
In the matter Of the estate and guar
dianship Of Joseph II, and Mary NJ.
Pool, minors, petition was filed pray
Ing for the appointment OF appraisers.
The court appointed the following,
Thomas Leaver, Martin Cullen, and
John Reeve.
The following appraisers OF the estate
Z Of Joseph y, Smith, deceased were APP
pointed; ]. w. West, James A. Brown
ing and r, A. Moyes.
IN the matter OF the estate of Ann
NJ II. Erickson, deceased petition was
filed by the administrator, A. p, Rem
strom praying for an ora-r for sale Of
real estate.
Joseph A. Taylor. administrator OF
the estate Of Joseph Taylor filed his
annual account and asked for its APP
proval. Hearing set for Dec. 10.
In the matter Of the estate OF Wilson
NJ Barry, deceased, petition was filed
by the administrative praying for final
distribution. Hearing set for December
18th, at 10 a. m.
Charles Wood, one Of Ogden Valleys
earliest settlers was examined by Drs,
Ezra Rich and r. s. Joyce as to his
sanity and adIudged insane. He was
taken to the asylum at Provo today by
Sheriff Layne,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Mrs Grace Koerner and Miss Mont
Lanphere were elected to positions as
teachers In the Plngree avenue school
at board meeting held yesterday uf-
ternoon. The teachers salaries Will be
paid today The regular bills and COM
mittee reports were received. including
report showing receipt Of $1,000 from
the county treasury on taxes for 1901.
A CORRECTION.
Ogden, Utah, Dec. 9, 1901.
10 the Editor:
In the Issue Of your valuable paper OF
tne 9th inst there appeared an item
from your special correspondent OF
awlins stating that one Frank Wood
sovh' express messenger, of train No g.
nau become insane and had been TAX.
gu ~ charge upon arriving In Ogden
ana mat ne being the same that was In
tne nOldup OF Wilcox and Upton train
iSpery' 1 wish to emphatical,y say
.nat no part Of the above statement Il
.rue' ana that was never In any hold
up Vi ttain robbery nor was ever In
s az, N aoy degree, It Is true that was
SYN WIN severe pain IN NV hea1 a
..onpaint Of which | am sometime
,uogupled With The doctors prono,lnce
" phellcular tonsilltIsp or coneestIor
main H. 'uaeial nerve, which Is a severe
,nss0 ~ me head but nothing akin Il
unon s y AS 70 being taken IN charge
ale falsass az ogden, II is a dcliber-
fror, ,hs ~ as | walked three miles
panied. 7" my nome, unaccom-
prev, n,ak your correspondent Is very
a prSV' q In making such a statement o.
corn " justice 10 myself ana al, con.
'V Hor,. should rctract same Nv y" WI
sho, vpIls you will give snace Cor ,hs
49,, ~ your valuable nonar n,,,'i,,
yours truoly, e paper, remain
FRANKLIN s. wooDcocK.
>, BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
te1 Tns Historical isl,s Society mel M, At.
out. program was carried
M. Moronl leIner STATE ,ooa ,..n..,o.
was IN Ogden today I 1909 sol inspector ,'
pure. sVH which was not
mn Mrs = G., {. J. Admy. Of corInr. !. .ro,,a
Mrs W Vew y Gays in Ogden tho cues, Syu" o,
last 4" sv sohcs given in the Second ward
the veal ssssi'ps was a pleasurable event d
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