Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
7 oday $ Ogden News

dial invitation to the public to attend
is extended
PROMINENT PEOPLE WED
A wedding OF considerable prominence
took place on the quiet Wednesday at
Salt Lake City, when Miss Sarah Saun-
Ners, one Of Ogden's most popular
young ladies', was welded to Mr.. Leon
ard Stutzer, at the county clerks
office. Elder Smith performing the cere-
mony The happy couple returned tn
Ogden the next day and have taken NJ
their residence at 42S Twenty-fourth
street The bride IL the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Saunders, and one
of the leading young ladies' Of the
Fourth ward. The groom IL an employe
OF the Southern Pacific shops, and
highly respected young man. They hah
endeavored to keep the announcement
Of their marriage from their many
friends, hence stole away to salt Lake,
but the secret leaked out last evening
when they moved into their coy apart
ments on Twenty-fourth street Their
numerous friends Join IN wishing them
every happiness and prosperity.
Word was received in Ogden yester-
day announcing the marriage Oct. II or
City Councilman j. G. Nye TO Mise
Jennie Lambert Of Galesburg, III, The
wedding took place on the date men
toned at Washington, ID. G. Mr. ami
Mrs. Nye are expected home in a few
days to Ogden, where they viii reside,
The announcement OF Mr.. Nye's mar
riage will come as surprise 20 many.
Mrs. Nye will be welcomed to Ogden BY
her husbands many friends, who ex-
tend congratulations,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
A farewell party was given last eve
ming at the Fourth ward hall which was
largely attended, In honor OF Henry
Civilian, son Of ii. w. GWilliam and
Aaron Jackson, Jr., who VIII leave soon
on missions, the former going 70 Eng
land and the latter to the Northern
States.
The Republican ladies held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at the headquar-
tiers which was well attended, The
candidates on the ticket spoke on Re-
publican principals and urged the sup
port OF the entire ticket,
President Smith Of the Reorgani2ei
church delivered a lecture before fair
sized audience on The Resurrection,
substantlating his arguments ON tho
reunIting Of the body and spirit after
death, by Bible proof.
on Monday j, Edward Taylor the re-
Gently appointed member Of the state
board of horticulture, and Prof r. d.,
Bah Of the Agricultural college, In
company with G. a. Hickenlooper, will
visit some Of the orchards of Ogden
city and Weber county,
A gasoline stove exploded last evening
at 259 Twenty Fourth street causing
considerable excitement The fire de-
partment was called out, but before 1t
arrived the flames had been exiting
ushed, having done very little damage,
Two young boys who have been clean
ing up the Quincy school during the ILL
ness OF the iantOr last evening, broke
into the principals desk, stealing $3.50
They were arrested and Will appear be-
fore the juvenile court for punishment.
Tonight "Thc White Tigress of ia.
pan" viii be played at the Grand opera
house. and tomorrow night Miss 1.ans-
ing Rowan will appear I'm Camille
An that was mortal OF little Arthur
Bevere Grant. the -year-old son OF
MIR and Mrs j. + Grant. Jr., who died
so unexpectedly Wednesday, was laid TO
rest yesterday afternoon In the family
burial plot In the Ogden city cemetery
President G, r Middleton, great grand
father OF the little one, dedicatng the
grave.
Beautiful and impressive funeral SER
vices were held at the residence of the
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Angus T..
Wright, Some very sweet and appro-
pirate musical selections We're rendered
by a quartet composed Of Prof. Squire
Coop, Fred Tout, Mrs. Bessie Dean
Allison and Mrs. Elizabeth Culley.