Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-21
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The Garden City quartet and the
ward choir rendered beautiful vocal &C.
lectlonS
a large cortege followed the remains
10 the cemetery. where the last resting
place Of the departed was dedicatd by
Elder c. ID. Gllzler
The following old friends and assoc-
ates % the deceased acted ms pallhear-
ers John Giles. Niels johnson. John
Harding. G. d. GLACIER, Philander
Brown ana ), $. Jones.
UTAH COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The board OF county commissioners
met Monday aud transacted the follow
ing business.
A petition from Alfred W. Hopper and
others Of Pleasant Grove 20 connect
with the State road, was taken under
adysemcnt.
The county auditor was authorized 10
purchase a standard adding and list
ing machine 10 cost Sls5. Provo city
council was granted permission TO use
the commissioners room for holding
committee meetings.
WEDDING BELLS.
\ marriage license has been issued
to John w Zimmerman, %. and Chris
tine Salberg, Il, both OF Lehi.
Marriage licenses have also been is
sued to the following couples:
O. r. Smoot 20, Of Provo, and Helen
Broadbent q, OF American Fork.
a. h. Davis, g. OF Provo, and Kate
Jenkins, %, OF Goshen.
John W. Boardman, 20, and Josie
Cun, 10, both of Provo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Prof. l.. II. Eastmond OF the Brig
ham Young university, has been invited
to present a paper on art and manual
training at the y, j.. a. convention in
san Francisco this summer.
A warrant has been Issued for Moroni
child Of Springyille, a State Mental
hospital patient, who Is now considered
dangerous to be at large.
a. n, Holloway and w. w. Billings
went to American Fork yesterday and
organized a farmers union of the
American Society of Equity.
W. o. Beesley has resigned as depu-
ty fruit tree inspector for Utah coun-
ty,
Manager Graham Of the Enquirer,
who has been confined to his room for
about six weeks, suffering from a COM
plIcation OF diseases, has recovered
sufficiently to be able to take a drive.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Knight, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Holbrook and VIM. NJ. Roy
lance have returned from their trip 20
Mexico. Mr. Knight admits that
Mexico beats Canada for climate, but
when Il comes TO land, Canada IT, in
his opinion, far ahead,
Hon C. +. Loose has returned from
a trip on business and pleasure 70
Washington, New York and other
eastern cities.
Mayor Frisby has returned from a
visit TO his boyhood home. Coalyllle.
he reports a heavy fall Of snow there
on Monday.
Milton Z. Price and family left for
Salt Lake yesterday, where they will
reside.
4. 0. Smoot, Jr, who has been laid
up for several months, suffering from
the effects OF a broken leg, will leave
for Colorado on the first to take the
position of superintendent Of the vest
ern division Of Colorado for the Scran-
ton international Correspondence
school, which he has represented IL
| Utah for two years His headquar-
tiers will be In Grand Junction.
Provo and Salt Lake men are work
| ing on the organization Of furniture
company 10 do business here in thc
| Holbrook block.
The Roscian Opera company ap-
| peared two nights In the Opera House
| before appreciative audiences, and wor
| favorable comment from local vocal
| lists.
The arrangements for the burial OF
| Albert j. Gregory have been changed
| and the remains viii be taken to Dem
! yer for interment