Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-21
SUMMONED AT So,
Mrs. Mary Ann Beech Lays Down
LIES Cares.

Mrs. Mary Ann Beech Lays Down
LIES Cares.
ogden. Feb. 2l.--After brief Illness
of hut q few days Mrs. Mary Ann
Beech, a we'll known resident of the
Mound Fort ward. died yesterday AZ
tcrnoon at the family residence, 1895
Washington avenue, from gall stones.
She Was the wife OF George H. Beech,
was born March II, 1850 in England,
where she accepted the Latter-day
Saint faith. cmigrating to Ogden a few
years ago with her husband and sew
eral sons and daughters who survive
her She was an offectionate wife and
mother. and faithful to her religious
The time and place OF
funeral will he announced later
NAVAL DEsERTERs ARRESTED,
Last evening Thomas Dankan and
John Taylor were arrested by Sergt.
Pmcock and officer Russell on the
charge of DESERVING the United States
navy. The police had received a de-
sCription Of the two men. and We're on
;hc Lookout for them. They deserted
from Goat Island, Cal, The naval OFF,
GERS have been notified Of the arrest OF
the men, who will be returned TO their
post OF duty.
FRED KRAUCH RECOVERED.
Deputy Sheriff Barlow Wilson has re-
ceved a postal card from Fred Krauch,
who a few months ago was committed
to the state mental hospital from this
city. but was later released and is now
attending college In St. Louis.
sHURTLIFF-A ANDERSON NuP-
TIALS.
In the Salt Lake Temple today two
of Ogden's most prominent young peo-
pie, John Shurtliff and Miss Lillian
Anderson, were married, and will leave
on this evenings train over the san
Pedro route for California. where they
will spend their honeymoon, return
ing to ogden In about two weeks. where
they will make their future home. The
groom is son Of President l.. w.
Shurtllff Of the Weber stake and a
bright young business man The bride
is the daughter Of Mrs. Carl Andor-
son, and one of Ogden's most charm
INK and popular young ladies'.
Licenses to wed were also granted 10
Lewis NJ. Hardy, 49, and Miss Ella
Child %. both of Roy Weber county.
william Il. Telford, Jr, and Miss
Catherine f. Hunter, %, both OF West
Weber.
Thomas r. Bates. 22. OF Plain City,
and Miss Dora Il. Taylor, 20, OF Farr
West, Weber county.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of DR.. Hinton VIII he held this
afternoon at the Methodist church.
The card party which the Degree OF
Honor had thought OF not having be-
cause OF the gambling agitation. will he
given, the ladies having decided that no
harm can come from playing cards for
prizes.
The auditing OF the cltys books to
be made by e. II. Hollingswortl, and
Il T. Harris. who were appointed by
the city council, will be commenced to-
morrow, and completed as soon as pos
slble
David Jensen and Thomas Cunning
I lam have returned from a trip OF In
spection of some mining properties In
which they IRE interested at New
Foundland. They report some very
encouraging prospects.
The sale for "Parsifal," the great sa-
cred festival drama by Richard Wag-
that crowded house viii greet the
company tomorrow night. The curtain
win raise az 1!45 promptly, so that the
Ilay can he completed before midnight,
Special Officer VIM sullivan Of the
southern Pacific has secured months
vacation.