Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06
I oday $ Ogden News

was Yesterday paid on its debt OF 81
Voo, due on the church building, and
expect 10 be able TO pay another 81 900
In months time. The money offered
by J. Wesley Hill TO the church II It
would change the name OF the church
to the hin Memorial church" has not
yet been paid over, but It Is understood
nm Is ready 10 pay the money when
the name Is changed
w. II. c. INSTALI.s OFFICERS.
The Women's Relief corps of the @.
A. r. met yesterday afternoon at its
hall and Installed the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year; Mrs. Kate
Toponce, president, Mrs. A. Van Pat
ten. vice president; Mrs. Mary Griffin,
junior Vice president; Mrs. Thomas
Lindsay, chaplain; Mrs. $. L. Beyer-
| ~, secretary Mrs. Il. a. Littleheld,
treasurer; Mrs Mary Couch. guard,
Mrs. John A. Beltzer, conductor; Mrs.
DR.. j. X. Allen, Mrs. George Cave.
Mrs. Maryette Griffin. and Mrs, Ellen
Huss fag-bearers.
on the evening OF Jan. IL the Grand
Army OF the Republic VIII install its
officers at Its hall, which will also be
attended by the ladies' OF the w. r. c.
in body. Aiter the installation cere-
monies. a social time Will be had Tho
ladies' corps viii give card party two
weeks from Friday. which promi 3 TO
be an enjoyable event.
s7s,2i9 GOES TO MINOR CHILDREN.
The appraisers OF the estates Of Ros-
abelle Dee ana Laurence I. Dee, the
two minor children Of the late Judge
Thomas ID. Dee have fixed the valua-
ton OF their interests In their father
estate at ssl.sl24O. From this amount
sl.6OO62 has been deducted as their
| proportions OF the entire indebtedness
| OF the estate, which amounted to So
| SIs.29. also their proportion Of the in
heritance tax, si,01L35, leaving net
amount of S6.2i9.i3 TO be divided
| equally between the two children,
In the matter OF the estate OF the
! late Annie l.. Manning, who died Dec.
[ 20, Rev. II. y. Cushnahan has filed a
/ petition in the district court praying
! for his appointment as administrator
| OF the estate which is valued at 81 900
IN personal property and $1,000 in real
| estate,
BUTCHERS AND GROCERs' OF
FICERS.
The Ogden Butchers and Grocers' as
| ISOLATION of Ogden has elected the fol-
! lowing officers TO serve during the en-
suing year.
President. James Ballard; vice presl-
dent j. w. Wilcox; sergeant-at-arms.
Conner Nichols treasurer, W. w. Da-
/ Wis; secretary and business manager,
II, A. Simms: directors, r.. A. Olsen, A.
i. Weatherby NJ. Barows, r.. Richard
son T. Watkins, F. Keller. A. Rincker;
press committee, Olsen, Williams,
/, Goodale, Weatherby, Keller and Bell.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Last evening Sheriff Bailey and his
deputies accompanied by their wives,
had an enjoyable bob-sleigh ride.
The case OF the Ogden and North
western Railway company who are be-
Ing sued by +. w. Ellis will be COM
pleted Monday.
The Weber club viii give it's third
| dancing party Of the season next Tues
| day evening at Toller's dancing acad-
| envy. 1t promises TO be one OF the lead
| ing social functions of the winter.
Mrs. F. y, Hess has presented her
| husband with a fine baby boy.
| William Hansen, the popular catcher
| for the Ogden baseball team, has signed
up to play this year with the St Louis
| team.
Mrs. Chester Carver Shurtlif has
| given birth to beautiful baby girl.
Mother and child are doing well.
Bert Foulger has received a letter
from Box u calling him on a mission
TO south Africa. for which country he
, viii leave In about six weeks.