Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-23
REMAINS COMING HOME.
Body OF Mrs. jeanette Mcfarland Fad
dis VIII be Buried at West Weber.

ogden, Nov. GA. telegram was
received last evening by Larhn
Sons. undertakers from Sterling. Al
berta, Canada, announcing that the re-
mains of Mrs. Janette Mcfarland Fad
dis, wife of Thomas X. Faddis, were
shipped from Sterling yesterday morn
Ing and will arrive In Ogden Friday
morning They will be taken to the
home of her parents. Mr., and Mrs
Archibald Mcfarland, at West We
Der. The funeral services over her re-
mains will he held at the West Weber
westinghouse Sunday at o'clock. In
terment will take place at West We
Der.
The sympathy OF the entire COM
munity goes out 10 the young husband
and grief stricken parents in their hour
OF sorrow. Mra. Faddis was an e1-
certionably fine young lady, OF noble
virtues. loveable and kind, whose de-
mise will be mourned not alone by
the family but by host of friends.
DECEMBER TRIAL JURORS.
The following list OF Jurors has been
drawn for December term Of court.
which convenes at the district court
room Dec, ., at 10 q. m;
Joseph Garner Hooper Robert A..
Crosbie, Asael Earr. Edwin Lucas,
Ogden, Peter c. Geertson, Huntsville;
James Gaines, Ogden city; John W.
Grow, Huntsville; Albert Allen, Ogden
City; John d. Bradshaw, Statewide;
John c. Cramer, Huntsville Merlin j.
Stone, Ogden City; Henry I, Brown,
Roy; Frank W. Hotalling, A. G. Fronk.
Ogden, Alma Peterson, Huntsville,
John NJ. Browning, Ogden G. \.
Ia safa Inb |
Cortez, Burch Creek Thomas a. Wha-
len, w, l.. Burt, Moroni D. Stone,
Charles G. Price, Ogden; oscar s.
Jones, Riverdale; Dennis 4, Smyth, G.
O. Folkman. H. II. Thomas, Ogden.
William II. Manning, statewide; John
d. Powell, Marriott; Thomas keOgh,
b. II Goddard, Ogden,
$4,000 LAUNDRY FOR OGDEN.
The American Linen supply company
Is to build "A 10000 laundry IN ogden on
a site purchased by one OF the Compa-
nys owners on Twenty-fourth street,
between Wall and Lincoln avenues, adj
Joining the Tanner block Forty-three
feet of land was bought yesterday from
II. 0. Harkness for SO 500 end another
40 feet was purchased a short time ago
giving the company AN S3-foot frontage
ogden, and is authority for the state
ment concerning the laundry. which he
says will be modern In every respect,
With an immense capacity. II Will be
constructed Of brick and three stories
high. The company has conducted a
branch OF their Salt Lake business IN
Ogden for several years and has done
well.
ITnn t~nDTINTV
Carl Shuruin is confined at the city
Jail on the charge of forging the name
of Edwin Williams, the grocelyman, To
q check for $40 He made out the
check and cashed Il at the Broom he
tel restaurant Tuesday, the Cinnamon
taking It, believing 1t to be genuine.
The check was presented al the bank
and payment on the same was refused.
The celcstials then presented the check
to Mr.. Williams, who also refused to
accept IL, they then sought the police
and had young Shurtliff arrested on the
charge of forgery, which may send him
10 the penitentiary. Shurtliff belongs
to one of the best families IN the city
but has acquired the habit of drinking
which has been his downfall. His pa
rents have rescued him often from 9th.
er difficulties, but he does not seem To
appreciate their interest IN his behalf
WEDDING BELLS.
Licenses to we'd have been granted by
the county clerk Ia Joseph W Pierce
30, Of Salem, Utah. and Mrs. Julia
Press, 80 Of Portland, or
Otto Clark. IS. and Miss Goldie Bylee
IS, both of Ogden City.
HIGH PRIESTS MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of the
High Priests quorum will be held on
Saturday, Nov. %. in the Third ward
Westinghouse, Ogden City All mem
bers requested TO attend
LOREN FAIR,
JOSEPH PARRY.
HANS NADSEN,
Presidency.
Per ]. Y. ALLEN, Secretary.