Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
OGDEN NEWS.
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MRS. MARY A. HARRIS DEAD
,49 Posse, Away While 90 . V'''
Wv" IN Bmeldet
.,.,, Reception rendered Prof
f'''". ,,..a., : " Oodm men Memorial
-" -o,.trlct Court BUSINESS

,,rv Ann Harris, the ~lie Oh ,, =, %
AaI war; S SIed Thursday at the Harris
HATTIE l. poxelder county IRON pheu-
amen s,a a. At me advanced age of Is years years.
s0i''@ Gas only III a few days ana oea'n
S .a. IS" very Unexpectedly n..,.o.,
came wa Harris was born in Piedmont
a'' March rs, 1929. and came to yuan ,'i,
lia ~, "p She lived the life of faithful
N NV saint. she lived in Ogden
law, .rv Years, bat went from this city
i0' 'ss ronch ew weeks ago TO y, Visit Is
% ins w. time, she leaves nuspanu,
s snO ehidren. rs grandchildren anu a
M',H ~ other relatives ana lrlehus W
Mourn her demise ,.o,,ab, "a ogden
Ipe Wing and taken 20 the nome OF
la'e 49, NV" Mrs. Lydia Farley, Sloi Jel-
heI ss" yenne. The funeral services
leIsyu Mia al The Third ward meeting
WV " sunday at II noon. The remains
house s' Waved at Mrs, Farleys resi-
1 1ascs on date Of funeral from ~ ~
u',o Interment VIII take place a' 'ne
ely cemetery
FAREWELL RECEPTION
,,., evening the faculty and stu
lM' ,ho Weber stake academy
dsa.s ~ farewell party in the a cademy
ssw, " bnnor OF Principal l.. f. Moench,
haa " Sas rendered his resignation, ana
WY ave. bls connection with the aead-
WV | ", Inc close OF this school year
M large hall was very ar'istlSaly
sso,eied with the academy eoiorA;
u rgTe and white, and the stars ana
sV ,p EXCELLENT program, consisting OF
.. Sg plano soles, rotations, etc, was
sVs9s prest. {. +. Middleton rep
ssrisS the academy board, Prof. Linz
y. socnlty Miss Cora Wilson the grad
,.,.I students. and George Wilson the
s~dsnis AZ present In attendance, each
Ping short address of their appre-
.is,,on AZ the excellent labors which
p'ot Moench has accomplished In the
seademy during the dozen years he mas
rresded over the institution
as an eypr1e.n of the high esteem
IN which PROT. Moench Is held by the
spdents Leroy COwles on behalf or
,ss faculty and students presented him
Win A beautiful rocking chair. Prof.
wcenoh responded very feelingly and
,honked those present for the express
sion Of their Kindness to him.
After the rendition OF the program
delicious refreshments were served ana
an hour OF conversation, etc, was en-
Joyed,
WOODMEN MEMORIAL DAY.
The Woodmen Of the World have
,hef memorial day tomorrow, Sunday,
The Zeal lodge has been making extern
size arrangements for the occasion, and
hg extended an invitation to the
asnbers OF the order from all over the
giie to join IN the celebration, also
mn Wyoming, and II Ia expected that
Al least 1000 visitors will throng the
dty tomorrow.
Al 10 q m. the members viii meet OF
he corner OF Washington avenue and
Nenty-fourth street, and at 1890 a.
h. the procession viii form, The line
ofmarch will be west on Twenty
street 10 Grant avenue. thence south TO
ISenty'ffth street, west on Twenty
mn street 10 depot, whore they will
meet the visiting members, who viii ar
i've at II a. m. by special train. They
VIII reform In line and march up
IBenty-hfth street TO Lincoln avenue,
thence south TO Twenty-seyenth street,
lhenoe east 20 Washington avenue,
thence north TO Twenty street,
tas on Twenty.second street to Jeffer-
@n avenue and north 10 the city Gene
teiy, Where the unwilling OF the monu-
menl OF George w. Packard and the
decorating OF The graves VII take place
Alld the unwilling ceremonies they
SiI march TO Lester Park, where re-
heshments and lunch will be served.
DDurlng the afternoon Col A. II, Hayes,
w london, j. r. Murphy and others
sll deliver speeches at the park, and
roster $ military band win furnish
some choice music.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
10 the case OF william J. Madden
tsslnst Ida a. Madden, suit brought for
divorce on Thursday Judge Rolapp
heard a motion OF the defendant for
temporary allmony and attorneys fees.
Aessrs, Agee and Mccormick appearing
csuorneys for the defendant, and the
pahuH failing 10 appear either IN per
~ VI py attorney, granted the order
suu deereed that the plaintiff should
pay N'V attorneys fees and $40 per
month temporary allmony for the sun
pou Oh me defendant during the pend
my q Tue divorce action. Now comes
SIs palnuh' through his attorney, A.
=, nom, and fled an affidavit wherein
seH iorth that in August, 1900. after
sss.ehdant had deserted him, a property
istesment was entered into in writing
S SJt'sseh the defendant and plaintiff In
, "neh the plaintiff gave the defendant
Ia. ,aln properties and moneys on the
's''elneht That no alimony should be