Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
I oday 8 Ogden News

years. died az o'clock last evening
az the home OF her brother on Lin
coin avenue, aged 81 years. Cancer Of
the liver was the cause OF deal The
funeral services will be- held Thursday
at o'clock al the First ward meet
inghouse. lnterment viii take place
IN the ogden city cemetery.
FUNERAL Of MISS GARNER
Funeral services DYER the remains OF
Laura May Garner, the young lady
who was drowned sunday I'm the Weber
river, We're held yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock az the Hooper westinghouse.
Bishops Counselor A. c. Christensen
presiding 4 number Of appropriate
musical selections Were sung by the
ward choir The speakers were Elders
James r. Beus and Naisbitt, who
eulogized the pure llfe OF the deceased
who was a young lady OF noble traits Of
character The attendance at the ser
vices was large and many beautiful
floral offerings were laid on the casket.
lnlerment took place at the Hooper
cemetery.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HERRICK.
Mrs Sarah Ann Garner Herrlck was
laid TO rest In the ogden City cemetery
yesterday afternoon The funeral SER
vices over her remains were held at the
Second ward Westinghouse at o'clock,
Bishop Robert McQuarrie presiding
Music was furnished by the ward
choir. Solos were sung by Miss Mag
gle Tout and Edwin Tout. The speak
ers were Bishop James Taylor. Elder
w w. Burton, Joseph Stanford. Pres
ident G. +, Middleton, Sister Jane s.
Richards and Bishop McQuarrle, who
spoke many words Of comfort 10 the
Borrowing family ana referred feeling
~ 10 the many noble traits OF charac-
ter possessed by the deceased. The
attendance at the services was large.
Al the house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Reyenberg yesterday afternoon the
funeral services over the remains OF
their little baby girl were held Bishop
+. W. Stratford, Elders j. W. +. Volk-
er, Barton and Postma spoke tenderly
Of the child and It's purity which in
sures for Il a sure salvation I'm Gods
kingdom. The home was crowded
with sympathizing friends. Interment
took place in the ogden City cemetery.
PAINE & HEARST co.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
Paine & Hearst company have been
filed with the county clerk. The prin-
cipal place Of business Of the COM
pany will be ogden City. The pursuit
OF the company will be 10 conduct a
general merchandising business. The
company is capitalized for $4,000 d.
yided into shares Of the par value Of
81 each. The officers Of the company
are James @. Paine, president. John
T. Hurst vice president and manager;
Emma Osborne, secretary and treas
urer and they with +. ID. Paine and
+. d. Hurst form the directorate.
SALT LAKERs WE'D.
Peter Jensen. 81, and Miss Pearl Do
vener, IS, both OF Salt Lake City Sc
cured a license to wed yesterday af-
ternoon. and were married by District
Judge Howell.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Niels Dahl is confined at the county
Jail charged with insanity.
James Il. Herrick has resigned as ira.
yelling man for f. J. Kiesel & Co. and
has accepted position with Reiger d
Lndley OF Salt Lake City.
Joseph Barker has planted 4o0. 900
more brook trout fry in his hatchery
90 Huntsville.
John A. Nelson. through his attor-
neys, Richards and Pratt. has COM
menced divorce proceedings IN the dis
trlct court The couple were married
az ogden City Aug. Il, 1905.
Dr. r. A. Pomeroy and wife OF
Cheney, Washington, are visiting IN og-
den for short time, the guests OF
Mrs. Pomeroy's brothers, Drs. Rich &
Rich.