The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-10-14
OGDEN.

/ Sister Monica, a sister of the Ursuline
order at Cincinnati. and Mrs. Florence
NJ. Lynn of GAINESVILLE. are visiting their
! brother. w. L. McGinness.
Miss Dolly AIaloney, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. H. D. Maloney of Ten
nessee, left Thursday for the Portland
fair.
! z. A. Shewe, city ticket agent of the
Hartman lines at Butte, Mont. passed
through Ogden Tuesday morning to
Barry. H.. where he will take a bride.
He will return to Butte about October
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Attorney j. H. Devine of Ogden. was
admitted to the supreme court Of Utah
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Mcintosh and
daughter, Mrs. Maud Flewelling. have
returned from delightful pleasure
trip in the east.
At q meeting of Council No. ~ of
the knights of Columbus Monday
night it was decided to give a grand
bali and banquet on Halloween.
Dick" Dolbeer. the veteran passen-
ger conductor of the Oregon Short Line
between Green River, Wyo., and Hun
tinSton, Ore, was in Ogden Tuesday
With him was Pete McDermOtt. one of
both viii go to Salt Lake 10 attend
coming damage suit case.
George P. McCabe. formerly of Og-
den. has been appointed solicitor of The
department o. agriculture at Washing
ton. Mr.. McCahc went to Washington
about six years ago to accept a 500
clerkship in the treasury department.
On Saturday next the football team
Of All Hallows college will play the Og-
den high school boys at Ogden. For
the occasion special rates will be made
over the Short Line. The Ogden bows
are in earnest training and feel conf
dent of their ability to win over All
Hanows. The game viii be pulled off
at Gienwood park
judge John d. Murphy of the Oe-
den municipal court. at one time in
the service of Uncle Sam. on Friday of
last week paid tribute to the menu
DRY OF George Jefferson. the honorabiy
discharged sailor from the United
States navy, who died of vaIvular
heart trouble and whose body was con-
signed TO the grave. The occasion was
the burial of Jefferson. the services b =
ing held from Larkin & Sons UNDER
taking esta blishment and the inter
ment being in the City cemetery.
All efforts had been exhausted 10
communicate with alleged relatives of
Jefferson i'll Green Bay, Wis. and when
no response was received the author
tiles authorized the burial here. In
honor of the dead sailors record the
G. A. r.. the Ladies Auxiliary and the
veterans of the Spanish-American war
attended She services and the body was
consigned TO the grave
special 10 the Salt Lake Tribune
dated Oct. 6. says: REV. Elmer +
Goshen tonight at the Ogden High
school delivered an address which was
a strong criticism on the recent con-
demnation Of the public schools from
certain sources in Utah. The eere- /
monies were opened by a solo by Miss |
Alice Flowers, and the musical pro- !
eramme was under the direction Of
Squire Coop. Rev Goshen spoke Of
the recent attacks on the public
schools because they do not use the
Bible in class exercises. For this he /,
thanks God, for the public schools are i
teaching a higher orality-that Of the !
Brotherhood OF man-and they arc !
teaching nc tenetc.
Optimism was his main theme. He
declared that mnst OF the teachers on /
gagged in the public schools should be !
married. Many of those now employed /
have passed the stages of being at I
Lractive and they are pessimistic n
their views. The optimistic thoughts
Of their youth are gone and they are
low pessimistic. a higher standard is
Mr. Goshen's address is regarded as