Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-20
IT oday $ Ogden News

Duet, Annie Laurie" ....,...,.....,
.,.,..,,,,,... Flora and Dora Eccles
Bagpipe solo, Aud Robin Gray -.
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James Dougan.
Solo, re-legged Hellanman" ...,.
Nichol Hood Of Salt Lake city
Sword dance ...,.By a Salt Lake Lady
solo, Mary d'Argyle, INSTRUMENTATION.
SoIO, l'ocn lomondH...,, ..,..,,..,,,...
Charles Kent.
George Loohhead ST. Will be chair
man; Prof. Squire Coop. accompanist.
ELEVATOR FALLS 80 FEET.
The elevator IN the Ecces building
dropped yesterday afternoon from the
second story TO the basement with the
elevator boy, Iven Hicks, and he iani-
tor Nicholas Taudt. Some slight re-
pairs were being made to the iron ropes
when one OF them slipped, letting the
heavy elevator fall distance OF near
~ 30 feet. The tanitors hand was
slightly crushed and one of the eeva-
tor boys fingers was hurt, both were
badly shaken up,
LADIES LITERARY CLUB.
The Ladies Literary club held an
unusually interesting meeting Thurs
ton. 1855 Lincoln avenue.
After the close of the business meet
ing the following interesting program
was rendered.
study OF THE Holy Night" by Mrs.
Joseph Thomas; Titan's Entomb-
ment,' by Mrs. d. Hamer; Venice as
an Art Center" by Mrs A. Brown;
Mrs. Charles Dee conducted the discuss
sion for the afternoon.
The hostess served delicious refresh
ments, after which the club adjourned
TO meet Feb. /, with Mrs. r. T. Harris,
$3.50 Orchard avenue.
Mrs. Hyman and Miss Annette Bur-
kett OF Salt Lake city were the guests
Of the afternoon
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
TOMoR.. OW.
The quarterly conference of the We
Der stake will be held tomorrow, sum
day Jan. a. at the Ogden tabernacle,
with services at 10 a. m. and 2 p. IN.
The Mutual Improvement associations
conference Will be held in the evening.
commencing at 1880 Some OF the lead
ing authorities of the Church from Salt
Lake City will be In attendance to adj
dress the people, The tabernacle choir
has prepared some beautiful music for
the services.
ILLUM-COX NUPT1ALS
A marriage license was granted by
the county clerk to George s Cox IF
West Weber and Miss Kristine IlMm
OF Ogden They were married at the
clerks Office by Deputy George Richie.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Fred Barker. former court stenog-
rapher under Judge Howell In the dis
trict court has accepted a position "a
official court stenographer for Judge
Bulge of Idaho, and Will go to Malad
Monday to commence on his duties,
Judge Budges court comprises the dis
trcts of eBar Lake and Bannock coun-
ties.
The Y. l.. NJ. l. A. of the Fifth ward
has arranged for a grand costume car
: nival dance to be given next Wednes-
day evening in the ward hall. A larSe
number of invitations have been issued.
Arthur Pratt, who for a number OF
years has been associated with G. G..
Richards I'm tho law business. will leave
ogden next week for Seattle to mako
his future home and TO follow his pro-
fession
Judge II. II. Rolapp has gone east on
an extended business trip for the Anal
gamated Sugar company
The remains Of Mrs j w. Ure Jr..
will arrive In Ogden this evening az
BIS and will be taken TO Larkn & Sons
undertaking parlors, where they may
be viewed. The funeral services will
be held sunday at " o'clock at the First
ward westinghouse,
The International Brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers will give their third
annual ball next Tuesday evening at
Tallers dancing academy.
II. II. Henderson has gone to Albion
Ida, on important legal business.