Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-15
Today 5 Ogden News

seventh William l.. Russell, 1873
Twenty. street.
Eighth--Nels Nnudsen, 1906 WASH
ington avenue.
Nlnth--Alice NJ Dean, s6S WASH
ington avenue.
Tenth-Neils Anderson. 100 WASH
ington avenue.
Eleveth--Joseph Baxter. 9O69 Doug
lass avenue
Twelfth--Mrs Laura Meighan. 1889
Adams avenue
Thirteenth--Walter RicheN 241i
Madison avenue.
Fourteenth--Josie kmball 1li4
Twenty-fourth street.
Eifteer th--Lillian Foulger, 54s
Twenty-seventh street.
Sixteenth-Mrs. Hattie l.. Brown,
a54O Orchard avenue
Seventeenth--Carl c. Rasmussen
2Si7 Adams avenue.
Burch Creek--John w. OFT
Eden--D G. Walker.
Farr West--Lorepzo Fisher.
Harrivillo--Martin u. Harris
Huntsville No. 1--Jens Nelson.
Huntsville. No. 2--Mrs, Diana
Smith.
Hooper, No. 1--Diantha A, Munsee.
Hooper, No. IL. II. Olsen.
nesvillo--Walter Rawson.
Liberty--T. f. Atkinson
Marriott--John II. Peterson.
North Ogden-E. j. Marshall.
Pleasant View---N. =, Mathews.
Plain City, No. Willard c. Car
yer
Plain City. No. 2--Marion Knight
Roy-Mrs Claudia Robinson
Riyerdale--Joseph Fife.
Randall--James Linfor1.
Statewide Richard Howell, Sr.
uintah-Alma Reyes
West Weber, No. l-Ephraim Hip
we'll
West Weber. No. 2--Peter McFar-
land.
Warren-Archle Stewart
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEET
ING
The regular monthly meeting of the
Weber stake Sunday school union was
held at the Academy building yes
terday afternoon at 900 O'Clock. with
large attendance also q large num-
Der Of visiting Sunday school officers
among them being the superintendent
of the Maricopa stake of Arizona, the
superintendent and IL members of the
BoXeldcr stake aud several workers
60 have the choristers and organists
meet twice a month to receive instruc-
tons in sight reading under Prof.
Ballantyne.
FUNERAL. OF SAMUEL Il. JEWKEs
The last sad rites over the mortal re-
mains OF Samuel f.. Jewkes who died
last Thursday, were held yesterday aft
ernoon, and his body was laid to rest in
the family burial plot in the Plain City
cemetery. The funeral was held at the
Fifth ward Westinghouse, Bishop John
Watson presiding. Ths ward choir sang
several appropriate selections.
The speakers were Patriarch George
w. I.arkin. Elders Thomas Champneys,
/. Il. Moenoh and Thomas, who spoke
kindly Of the deceased as neghbor
and friend. honest and true; man
who desired to be honorable in all Of
his dealings.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
A Mrs. Wilson from West Weber had
her pocket book. containing $50 check,
stolen at the Union depot yesterday aft
ernoon and another lady lost her gold
watch,
The bookings for this week at the
Grand Opera House are; Tonight, Theo-
dore Torch in "The Sign OF the Four:
Wednesday matinee and night AMI
Thursday evening. the Juvenile Bos.
tonlans In "The Razah of Pazala,
Tips" and "Olivette." Friday night
Miss Mamie Tout and sisters in gand
opera.
Joseph A. Towers %, and Miss Violet
p. Fowler. a. both of Hooper, were
granted a license to wed.
A horse belonging to Wetherby's meat
market ran away Saturday evening on
Twenty-flfth street and ran into horse
belong ing TO the Pacific Express COM
pany, badly injuring the same.
Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic diseases.
Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the