Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-13
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT
Increasing Interest In irrigation Congress to be
Held in Grand Opera House Sept 10 to TO-
Loushuey- Hudson wedding r 'h''"
Culture club = Insanity Alleged AS
Cause for Divorce

Judge Howell yesterday afternoon
heard the case Of the state against
Nells Peterson and Hulda Lindsay
charged with immortality a number
of witnesses were examined, The clerk
at the European hotel testified That the
defendants rented a room at the hotel
March 10, 1908, and registered as man
and wife. Sheriff Bailey and others
testified to the young woman having
admitted to them her guilt, The court
after hearing the testimony held the
defendants to answer to the charge TO
the district court, and fixed Peterson's
bond at $3.50 and the girls at $780,
which they furnished and were re-
leased from custody
INTEREST IN IRRIGATION.
The citizens OF ogden ard many other
parts Of the state are taking great IN
terest In the coming event OF the hold
: ing In this city of the eleventh Nation
al irrigation congress. The dates deh-
ntely decided upon for the converting
OF that great body of irrigators are
sept IS, l6, Il and 49, The board OF
control has engaged the Grand Opera
house for the occasion and Is making
every necessary preparation for the re-
ception and entertainment Of the l'VOO
irrlgators who will assemble here TO
take part IN the congress, The rooms
In the city hall building FOR the first
assistant secretary, willis 7, Beardsley'
and the committees, ARE all in-ieadiness
and already considerable preparatory
work has been done for the congress
LoUGHNEY-HUDsoN WEDDING.
one of the prettlest weddings Of the
many that have tRkeu place In Ogden
recently, was that of Miss Maude
I.oughney 60 Mr. Orson Hudson, which
occurred at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs Thomas Loughney Thurs
day evening" in the presence of the
relatives and immediate friends of the
contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed by Judge Howell, The
guests, after extending congratulations,
sat down to a sumptous repast which
was interspersed with many happy
,oasts, The bride is one of Ogden's
most chorming young ladies', and the
.room is popular young business man
Of Brigham city.
CHILD CULTURE CLUB.
A very interesting and pleasing meet.
mg of the Child Culture club was held
bNlday. June 8, at the home of Mrs.
Angus IT, Wright. 1t was an adjourned
meeting from the week previous on
account OF Roosevelt day. The pro-
gram was devoted TO domestic science
and many were the questions asked and
answered by the members in regard To
that interesting topic, Each one had
something TO say in regard to her
special subject. and the meeting proved
TO be very instructive
WANTS DIVORCE FROM INSANE
WIFE.
A suit for divorce was filed In the
district court today. Chas NJ, Beason
against Marietta Beason. The couple
We're married IN Denver, April %, 1882
and defendant was adjudged insane by
Judge A. G. Bishop, Nov. 49, 1892 and
was committed to the asylum, at which
place she Is now confined, and It is al
legged she is yet insane and Is incurable
According to the law passed by the last
Legislature, summons and copy Of
the complaint have to be served on the