Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11
MINERAL OF Geo. l. WADE
...,,,, Services IN Ogde" Tabernacle
lnp'S W. ya,it and touching Addresses
=, marhnus seha''- ho"rd
Db''q''' .,,o, ueeiing mound
" FORT sehoO' principal

-, cad rites over the remains
The ,' George l.. Wade took place
|pi TIE lu,' when his mortal remains
|yesefau, root in the ogden city
were ~. la,1 amidst tnrons of friends a,
F'n'" n,,der tabernacle was well 'illed
The V.ssorathIzing friends who gain
|NliA N" ay a tribute of respect to the
'ne'"' .,et composed of Miss L ,,
= ~ Mrs. Bessie Dean a r. . '" Yer.
Nssr. O y.ry sweetly, Abide WIN
rin s'1 Gsos nj, prayer was pronounr,eai
| me' VTg,'Vws civilian. The quartet
Iby Eae ~ n,y and Tenderly Jesus IL
sang s0' Bishop James Taylor OF u, tne
Gang p,,, ward delivered very I'M
Mora ry sermon on the resurrection
prt'sw acb comfort to the bereaved
g'ins W. W. RessIe Dean Allison sang,
i ia. H S City" supt. Allison n OF OIL
'Ie nS schools paid high tribute 10
ibs ep NV ory Of the deceased, as an IN,
ID ns.'V and educator, and expressed
stree, ssymnathy and sorrow felt
y N board Of education unu ao A. wy os
y, n oiscIals in the untimely death Oh
scag'W ys Prof. Charles Kent sang
PrH' Wei "oJ Meet" Judge Thomas u.
We Sps., -, az fine board OF educa-
~ Ia,iosiged the usefulness OF the
~ .'sS his noble character and the
aM' .,aopnt Of good which he had ac-
wy ., sd In life. Mr.. Kent ana Mfs'
$500, W.. .ong rSome Day" Benedictioh
NY, ,,onouneed by Elder Joseph Par,
W large funeral cortege followed
,.malns 10 their last resting place.
~ ~ crave Rev. Goshen OBLIGATED Tor
@p Avn, hodge. and the A, O. L. w Or
\, reformed their ritual.
y NV large and beautiful floral de-
~, tsre laid on the casket, evidence
\, mo hleh esteem in which the de-
" a,,sS was held In the community.
Y" q ,ha home corner Of Seventeenth
,..s, ard Washington avenue, n
NAN stream Of callers passed dur
ss NJ morning hours, gazing for the
~, lime on the dead face Of their
lr.,a The teachers and pupils Of the
Vsri Fort school, 400 In number,
nssi The casket in measured tread
"A lu,hed voices as though the dead
,,lreual should again review the lines.
MINERAL OF MARTINuS sCHAT.
Tn, funeral services over the remains
q, N. hs Marinus Schat were held az
,ba Fourth ward Westinghouse yester-
day afternoon. Bishop Il. 7, Woolley
ofHtaths The ward choir furnished
some sTee, music. The speakers were
Elders Peter ]. hammers, J. w. f. Vol
kr Klein Van Kamperu, Hyrum
Back and EphraIm 'rillotson and Bish-
o T. 7, Woolley. Each paid a high
tIbute 10 the memory OF the deceased,
vhO was man Of sterling character
nd always desirous of doing good to
h fellow man. Some pretty floral Of
ifigs covered the Casket and q large
irsral cortege followed the remains
d he city cemetery, where they were
M TO rest Elder Fred w. Chambers
;tsated the grave
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
m following business was transact
hby The board Of education:
Rs'0IuiiOns Of respect 10 the menu
N q the late Prof. George l.. Wade,
vio vas principal Of the Mound Fort
nool. were adopted and copy sent
lM family.
T. " Ames, principal Of the Five
nltls school, was changed to a SIM
~ position in the Mound Fort school.
il'yacancy caused at the Five Points
t,e9 by the change will be filled In a
NV Gays by the teachers committee.
TIE ueasurers report showed a bal
NE On hand Of $685. and a collection
eNtQ was made for school taxes.
,Mfintendent Allison's report
nth an average attendance OF
10 10y the month OF September.
ne teachers were paid today.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
NE motion for a noh-sult in the
es d Hicks vs. the Southern Pacific
,A Fanted, and plaintiff given 30
elsin which to amend and move for
tnst trial,
:, 'h funeral services over the remains
any G. Bybee viii be held at the
n'''aale meeting house, Sunday after
i,oast O'clock.
~ A. ]. Ramsey has returned TO
M NJ ulnle IN Provo, after a pleasant
'ls.l Ii Ogden.
ny" Luella Ferrin went 10 Salt Lake
y evening 10 spend a few DAYS pre-
r0's, 70 her departure for New York.
aslsy evening Miss Ferrln will leave
, ,sa'a VIA the Union Pacific for the
,, ias hfe department was called out
I, uay afternoon 10 small blaze
NM w 40. Sheds situated on Lincoln ave-
49,, sas' wee. Twenty-iirst and Twenty
s.1 Y, '9lerle Dancing club held It's
I,,.rp aahee Of the season last even
n. ~, u' Conley's beautiful new hall.
N,S, was o grand success.
o. 49,. 49, hlrcher has been called east
h, ~ OF the Illness Of his mother.
b ~ :, al. Conroy has gone to Idaho
a q lew days at the horse races.
EleuT cnunnI