Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-26
JOYOUS GRANDMA PARTY
Mrs, Frank J, Cannon Entertaius and HonOrs
Her Mothers Friends.
Damage suit Of Kate Brideweii An
derson Against 10. q. w-keliy-
Bsssett Nupunis

LIE Dtdulliul nome OF tA-StnuNVi
Frank j. Cannon, situated on Twenty
fifth street, was the scene Of Il most
delightful and long to be remembered
"grandmas party yesterday There
were present 50 grandma" who We're
received and entertained by Mrs. #. j..
Cannon, assisted by several young lady
friends Carriages We're sent TO the
homes OF all the guests of honor from
Ogden, bringing them to the scene OF
pleasure and those from Salt Lake
We're met at the depot and taken to
the Cannon home. The day was spent
most delightfully."- In feasting singing,
social chat, and making merry in many
other ways Mrs. Cannon has given
these parties annually for a number Of
years past, inviting all the associates
and friends OF her honored mother,
Mrs. Martha II. Brown, making their
hearts to rejoice In their declining
years, when the trials of life and
years have whitened their locks. Els
peclally We're the guests delighted yes
terday with the sweet music discoursed
BY Miss FANNIE Cannon, on the harp,
and the happy greeting by Mr.. Can
non. fhe eldest lady present yesterday
was Mrs. Mary Black OF Ogden, who
Oct. 70, win celebrated her eighty
seventh birthday. This worthy lady is
the proud posessor Of one OF the Gold
Pioneer badges presented by the state,
having come to Utah In lSli,
The "grandmas' as usual declared
the party given yesterday TO be the
most joyous OF any Mrs Cannon has
given, and expressed the wish that
Mrs. Cannon may live long to make
their hearts rejoice. one aged grand
ma presented their beloved hostess
With n pretty shoulder shawl Of her
own make. OF which Mrs. Cannon Is
truly proud,
The invited guests at the grandma
party" yesterday were Mesdames Sarah
]. Cannon, Eliza n. Cannon, Martha
T.Cannon, Garlic " Cannon, Emily II.
Cannon, Mary Alice Lambert, Mrs. Da-
Wis, J. H. Rawlns, N. W. Clayton, EN-
cline b, Wells, Harriet NJ. Stringham
all of Salt Lake City, Martha II Brown,
Harriet G. Brown, Rose Canheld Mary
Black, Charlotte LeaVitt Mary A.
West, Sarah West Ann Farr
Jane s. Richards, Mary A. Ellis, Rachel
Porter Phoebe Bingham, Elizabeth
Boyle, Ann Browning, bell Thompson,
Mrs. Crowshaw, Emma Wright, Eliza
beth Greenweil, Ann Martin, Catherine
Horrocks, Mary Blu, er, Elizabeth Y.
Stanford, Jane Treseder, Hannah Bat
ley, Emma Melvine, Ruth NJ. Lawson,
Caroline DonlOn. Elizabeth Kingsford,
Mary Odell, Charlotte Driver Eliza
Barlow, Ann Robins, Henrietta lamont,
Sarah Packard, Mary Heller, Isabelle
Watson, Maria Stevens, Emily Shurtllff
and Harriet Il. Woodmansee.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
In the district court before Judge
Rolapp the action brought by Mrs. Kate
Bridewell Anderson Of Salt Lake
against the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company, Ia being heard The
plaintiff Is represented by Judge O. w.
Powers, and the defense by Il. NJ. Ali
son Jr. The plaintiff claims damages In
the sum Of SIS 900, alleged to be due for
personal injuries. Mrs. Anderson was
the first witness for the prosecution, she
testified that Nov II, 1902, she was rid.
ing ON one OF the defendants trains
coming into the Union Depot yards In
NAAH VIZ hANh NAlt AAalAl NAlNAh Il
freight train loaded with sugar beets,
the jar threw her against the railing Of
the ear seat iniurlng her internally and
affecting her voice so that she cannot
sing and follow her vocal profession as
before
Frank ]. Cannon testified that he was
on the same train when Mrs. Anderson
was hurt and assisted In taking her
from the train TO the Reed hotel Other
witnesses We're examined who testified
to similar facts. The case viii occupy
several days.
The Ogden Sayings bank has brought
an action In the district court against
w. G.. Childs to recover Si,l79s3, with
interest, alleged to be due as balance
on Judgment.
JURY VENfRE.
The July Jury has been drawn and Is
being summoned by the sheriff's Office.
The yenire Is as follows:
Simeon Jensen. Huntsville Geo. II.
Butler, Ogden; James Draney; Plain
city; Joseph streng. ogden, w. L. Por-
ter, Ogden, +. T., Grant, ogden; James
Il. Balantyne, ogden; Ammon Allen,
Huntsville, Andrew Anderson, Ulntah;
Geo, f. Stranger, Marriott; Hyrum s.
Wright Ogden; John MoCready, Ogden:
VIM II, Cowles, Harrsvllle; Alfred
Dixon, Harrisvillei Chauncey l.. Lea
witt ogden Willard Flinders, Hooper;
Joseph NJ. D0ran, Ogden James l.. Por-
ter, ogden; James H. Brown, ST.,
Huntsville; G. r., Bennett Wilson; A.
A. Wenger ogden; Wheatley Gibson.
West Weber, II A. Llndley, ogden; A.
r. Bigelow, Ogden.
PRIMARY CONFERENCE.
Weber stake Urinary conference will
be held In the tabernacle on next SAT-
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