Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-12

the summer opens up. One excellent
stipulation will be embodied In the
agreement for the lease OF the prem
lses, and that Is that no intoxieants or
LIQUOR OF any kind Will be sold on the
grounds. The site selected for the
place Of amusement IL an excellent To-
cation, and no doubt the new enter
prise will be success.
DEATH OF MRS. NJ. C. HANNIBAL.
Mrs. Marion C. Hannibal wife OF II.
C. Hannibal of this city, died yesterday
at the family residence, 22gl Monroe
avenue after three weeks ilness from
pneumonia, The deceased was a sister
Of Erlck Rasmussen Of the Bishops Of
fee, Salt Lake city, where the with her
husband and family, resided until about
two years ago. when they removed TO
ogden. The deceased was born at Nor
way So years ago She leaves a hus-
band, four children and many friends
TO mourn her death. The time OF fun
eral has not been arranged. as one OF
her daughters Ia in California, The re-
mains will be shipped to Salt Lake City
for interment.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral services over the remains
of Christopher Aadueson, who died sud-
denly Thursday at his home, 3ii Wash
ington avenue, I'm his ninetleth year.
will be held at the Lynn ward meeting
house Sunday afternoon. at Q O'clock.
The remains may be Viewed at the
family residence on date OF funeral from
10 a. m. 10 p. m. Interment will take
place at the city cemetery,
A BROTHER LOCATED.
A telegram received by Larkin &
Son from b, i. Cannon at Salem, Or.
states that he will come to Ogden at
once TO arrange for the funeral of his
brother. Ed Cannon, who died suddenly
two weeks ago today at his home on
Tenth street. The remains are still at
the morgue. Mr.. Cannon could not be
located until Wednesday.
MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SERVICES.
The following special music will be
rendered at the regular services In the
tabernacle tomorrow Sunday at p.
m:
High on the Mountain Top, .... Choir
Author OF Faith" ,.,..,.,,..,....C Choir
Tenor solo, Everlasting Day., Bevin
Mr. Frank f.. West,
Soprano solo, Come Unto Me-" ....,.
,r,..,.,,,, a., go" ..,,. Lindsay
Miss Wealthy Belnap,
Solo and chorus Calvary" go. Rodney
Miss Bessie Blair and Choir
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Two games of basketball are being
played this afternoon at the Lester
Park pavilion between the deaf school
and the Agricultural college teams
and between the Weber Stake academy
team and the h. Y. college teams of
Logan.
Born to the wife Of +. c. Parkinson,
fine l0-pound baby boy, Mother and
child are doing well.
Two men who have been employed at
the cut-off. James ONei and Meadow
81. Clair, have been sent 20 the pest
house, suffering from smallpox,
The Historical society met this after
noon with Mrs. A, w Meek on Jeffer-
son avenue.
Frank pingree. who has been doing
missionary work In Germany, Is ex-
pected home In about two weeks.
William Sturveant has gone east Ia
the Arkansas hot springs for the bene-
nj Of his health.
Mrs. Adam Gladhlll and daughters
have gone to California on a months
pleasure trip.
Rev, ]. Il, Carver has accepted an
invitation to deliver lecture before the
Brigham Young university students at
Provo.
on account Of the cutoff work near.
Ing completion seven train crews have
been laid Off and sent to California to
work.