Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-27
Factory OF Levi Strauss Co. Of san
Francisco. In Operation.

ogden, July 27.-William Harcombs
OF ogden. who travels through Utah,
Ieaho, Nevada and Wyoming for the
Levi Strauss company, one OF the
heaviest losers I'm the San Francisco dis
aster. received letter from the com
pany today notifying him that new
samples had been prepared Tor him,
which he will receive in q few days,
and they desire him 10 commence work
again by Aug. /. The company lost
three factories besides an immense
stock valued az nearly 5000 600 IN the
disaster and the announcement 70 Mr..
Harcombe is that they have replaced
the machinery and are now getting
their stock OF ladies', gentlemen's ami
Children's furnishings In shape so as 70
he able to supply orders IN all thelt
lines excepting OVcralls, which depart
ment they have been delayed IN much
more than IN the other lines.
FUNERAL OF F. w. GEISLER.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Fred W. Geisler who died Monday eve
ming. aged 7G years. were held yester-
day afternoon al the Lynne ward
Westinghouse, Bishop George Smuin
presiding Appropriate musical selec-
lions were rendered by the choir. The
speakers were President G. F. Middle
ton, Bishop Smuin, Elders Peterson and
Rasmus Christopherson. who spoke
feelingly OF their many years OF per-
sohal association with the deceased. re-
ferring 10 his many noble traits Of
character his devotion 10 the faith,
and his generosity especially In assist
inc to care for the poor, The services
were largely attended. a large funeral
Cortege followed his remains 20 the
ogden City cemetery. where they were
lrn1 10 rest President Middleton ded-
icating the grave. Many beautiful for
81 tributes we're laid on his casket by
relatives and friends.
CHILD FALLS DOWN DUGwAY.
The ll-year-old daughter Of Mr.. ]. b.
Marbdrger. who resides on Canyon
road, broke her left leg at the knee
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The girl with a friend was taking a
walk towards the canyon. AZ the dug
way about a half mile west OF the can
Won she CHANGED to get too close 10 the
edge and stumbled over a rock, which
threw her down the dugway a distance
OF about 20 feet. Parties going up the
tauyon went to her assistance and car
ried her 10 the road. The ambulance
was sent for and she was taken 70 her
home. where Or. Dickson set the brok-
en- bone and dressed the severe bruises
she received.
FOOT sCALDED,
william Chaig, Jr., son Of city coun-
Gilman Craig, while working at his
fathers canning factory yesterday,
was painfully scalded on the foot He
was busy running bean scalder. when
In some way # tipped and the scalding
hot water ran over on 20 his food. He
was taken 10 his home on Seventeenth
street where the member was dressed
and he will be able 10 get out again
In a few days
HALLoWAY-WILSON NUPTlALs.
A license 10 wed was granted by the
county clerk TO Charles h, Wilson, q,
OF spokane, Washington and Miss Ad-
die Holloway, %, Of San Francisco.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs Leroy Cowles has presented her
husband with a nine-pound baby girl.
Alfred Lundberg will serve 80 days
on the rock pile for stealing trunk
full Of ladies' clothing.
The arrival Of a baby boy, the first
IN the family at the home Of David c.
Eccles. has caused great rejoicing.
The Standard Voting Maching COM
pany has notified County Clerk Matt
son that It is going TO ship Weber
county II models for the instruction Of
voters In using the new voting mach
ines.
A daughter Of John W. Wagner. a
prominent Elk from Kansas City en-
route TO the National Park. lost a VAL
liable diamond ring last evening in the
wash room Of a r. G. W. passenger
train. The young lady len the ring on
the wash stand. and when she returned
for IL, II was gone.
Willard Scowcroft is happy over the
arrival at his home OF fine baby
boy
Col Jas L. Hackett and Mr.. Godbe
OF salt Lake, are IN ogden inspecting
,he smelter being built here with a
view Of having the ore from Nevada
properties shipped here to be rNined.