Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

Thomas McFarlane for $3.50 as actual
damages for his violation OF the courts
order and Injunction and should he
violate the injunction the court held
that he should be imprisoned I'm the
county Jail for 10 days McFarlane win
appeal the case,
Y. NJ. & Y, l.. NJ. |. A. CONFERENCE
The young Mems and Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement conference of the
Weber stake will be held In the Ogden
tabernacle sunday May 10 with three
meetings, The morning session will
commence at 10 o'clock In the tabernacle
Tor the young men and I'm the Weber
stake academy for the young ladies'.
where matters pertaining to the I'M
proVement work viii be discussed. The
afternoon session will be held at
O'Clock IN the tabernacle to which the
public Is invited, at this meeting some
special music win be rendered under
the direction Of Prof Ballantyne. Ches-
ter Snow will speak on "The Ideal
Young Woman and Miss Katherine
Higglnbotham viii speak on THE Ideal
Young Man" At the evening session
commencing at 1880 Elder y. H. Roberts
VIII deliver lecture and Sister Eliza
beth Mcclure Of salt Lake win speak
ELIZABETH READ LAID TO REST.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons Read were
held yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock M
the Third ward westinghouse. Bishop's
Counselor Peter Anderson officiating.
the ward choir furnished the music,
ana beautiful solos were sung by Sisters
Mary Farley and Ellen Thomas. The
speakers were Elder joseph Han
bishop James Taylor President c. +.
Middleton, and Counselor Anderson.
They paid high tribute to the memory
OF the deceased, OF her devotion of her
religion, love for her family aud kind
ness TO all whom she met, The beau
tltul white casket was covered with ele-
giant noral tributes A very large fu-
neral cortege followed her remains to
the Iainlly burial ground in the city
cemetery Where they We're laid TO rest
Mrs. Read was born I'm London. Eng
June II, 1925. and was baptized Feh
lS41. I'm January, 1851, she left England
Tor the United States, remained In 81
Louis two years. on April 20, 1852. she
was married TO William s. Read. In
300, she crossed the plains and came to
utah. She finally settled I'm Ogden. and
has contributed much to bring the
junction city to its present enyiable
condition, and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her.
JACK-HENDERsoN NUPTIALs.
A marriage license was granted 70
David Henderson, 81. and Miss Rachel
NJ Jack %, both Of Ogden city.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
a lecture will be delivered next Mon
Jay evening at the Weber Stake acad- |
amy by Thomas a, Shreeve on THE |
stick Of Judah and the stick OF |
tphraim,' under the auspices Of the |
seventy seventh quorum OF Seventy.
fireman r, Duel the boy who was
irrested on complaint Of his father
charged with incorrigibiity, was re-
eased 10y Judge Howell on promising TO
)e good
Mrs H. G, Biglow and daughter have
'oturned home from an extended cali
ornia pleasure trip.
L. r, Cumming, the L. T. baggageman
Vho stole trunk containing clothing
md JcWelry and was fined 500, paid his
me and was released.
Mr. and Mrs, George r. Maui havo
gone east to visit the worlds fair and
'ther places of interest.