Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-05
T oday 5 Ogden News

drugs he was cruel to his wife and beat
her decree OF divorce, custody of
the child and almony Is prayed for.
with costs of suit.
SHoPLlFrERs AT WORK.
Already the light fingered work OF
shoplifters has been reported TO the
police by the merchants of the city.
who have commenced to display their
Christmas goods. Last year the police
were kept busy with that kind OF work
just before the holidays, but in order
to be able TO arrest such petty thieves
several private detectives have been
put To work, whose duty Il will be 10
visit the stores OF the city and watch
for anyone shoptlifing. who will be
quickly apprehended. Up to the pres
ent time this season only small ar
tlcles have been taken. but last year
the thieves were bold enough 10 steal
dress patterns, cloaks, coats and jewell
ry.
FUNERAL or ANTONY FRoNK.
The mortal remains of Antony Fronk.
the well known butcher who died last
Friday night. We're laid to rest yester-
day afternoon I'm the Ogden city ceme-
terry. Bishop James Taylor defeating
the grave
There was very large attendance
Of sympathiZlng friends at the funeral
services held at the Mound Fort ward
meetinghouse, commencing at 1870
o'clock, Bishop James Taylor presid-
ing. Several appropriate musical selec-
tons were rendered by the ward choir
and Mrs Emily Maddox sang a solo,
President G. r. Middleton. Elders John
l.. Herrick. Charles II. Greenwich aud
Bishop Taylor spoke feellngly of their
years of acquaintance with the de-
ceased during which time they had al
ways found him to be an honest man.
q lover Of doing good. true TO his fam
fly and friends, worthy OF every re-
speot shown him,
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses to wed were granted by the
county clerk to the following couples
William r. G. Kennedy, 20, OF Spo-
kane. Washington and Miss Mary Il.
Staples. 81, OF ogden City.
Joseph Manning, Jr.. 20, aud Miss
Martha J, Read, 90 both OF Hooper,
Weber Co.
A. w. Child. 20, and Miss Emma G.
Olmstead, Is, both OF Roy, Weber coun-
ty.
]. c. Robinson, 20, of Roy and Miss
Myrtle Child, IS, OF Shelly. Idaho.
Charles Bramwell, 81, and Miss Myr-
tie Shupe, IS, both OF ogden city.
T.. Norman Freeman. ~. and Miss
Mary A. Taylor, 20, both popular young
people Of Ogden were granted mar
rage license and were married today in
the Salt Lake Temple.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Dewitt Warner, a representative of
the government forest reserve at Wash
ington, d, c.. is In Ogden looking over
the market for the timber from the for
est reserve also for the purpose of
finding suitable location for the es-
OF paper factory In this
western country. He will look over
several locations IN Utah and other
places before making his report to
the government officials.
A complaint has been sworn to and
q warrant issued for the arrest of one
James Mcdonald charged with grand
larceny, that Of stealing several head
of horses about a month ago from
Henry Larson at Five Points, Through
the work OF the sheriff's deputies, the
horses were located near Syracuse
where they had been taken by Nc
Donald and sold 10 different parties. |
lip to the present time no trace OF
has been found,
In the matter of the estate OF Robert |
deceased. petition has been filed |
by Christina Hunter, praying for her |
appointment as administrator Of the |
estate which consists of real estate |
valued at sl,100.
Court Nader who has been spend |
Ing a week IN Ogden with friends re-
turned to his employment at Sparks.
Nevada, this morning.
Mrs. Charles Maland and Mrs. Maud |
Wykes have gone to California on an
extended pleasure trip.
Clothes line thieves are abroad again,
md the police warn the public about /
leaving their clothes out after dark.
The building and grounds belonging
% Wright & Sons company. occupied |
BY their cloak department. has been |
sold TO A. g. Fell.
Probation Officer n. c. Jacobs is after |
. gang OF boys who have been stealing |
BRASS from the railroad yard.
l.. G.. Dawson an incorriglble youth.
vas committed tu the state industrial !
school by Judge Patton.
Mrs. O. Y. Candiah has returned home |
from two weeks visit to friends at |
Evanston, Wyoming,