Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

Ole. q. both OF ogden city, were unit
cd I'M bonds of wedlock yesterday ny
Judge Howell II was just one week
ago that the happy young couple Were
disappointed when they called ~ tne
county clerks Office FOR n marriage
uuenso. hut we're refused because the
groom was just nve days less Than ~
years OF age and when they LEFT ne
told the clerk 20 hold the license ana
he would return Dec. 60 be mated Tor
life with the girl OF his choice, ana ne
kept hts word.
A license to wed was also granted 20
Henry w Brown OF Omaha and MISS
Katie Todd of white Cloud, Kan. Both
are colorod.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The sympathy felt for the family OF
John Van Drummplcn, whose uhlme-
lv death occurred Tuesday, was e,l-
dencod by the large attendance az w Wy,
funeral services held at the Fitth Wald
Westinghouse yesterday atternoou'
Bishop John Watson presiding. 'nol'e
mueic was furnished by the Holland
choir. Leo Van den Aaker sang Face
The MANY noble traits Of character
posgcssed bv the deceased his love LOT
the gospel and the many sacIlhc'S uD
had made bon coming Co ogden to Nv
his religion, were spoken ON py a,it
! Van pallcu. Nicholas smith on NalN
Lake city. John Meyers, j.. N'u.,-
boom. prof S. ID. Brudtotd' H. D.
Denkcrs and y. j hammers
Am that was mortal of Mrs. Wen.
, Chase has been consigned 70 ils hl,"l
resting place I'm the family burial plo1
AM the ogden city cemetery. lal
ly attended funeral was heil yess'' , NV
rrtrrnoon at the Josephite chulch lh'
,burrh choir furnished appropriate
,5,,sir Eldor stead of the keorgah-
iz.s church preached Comtortlns aei
mon ON the resurrection ana 'ulobl 4,t
tre useful. Chriuiaulikc life OF lh'
deceased.
HOME FROM MISSION FIELD
pman sburtnn. SON OF President L.
| Va shurtlif of the Weber stake, has res
/ ttirnsd Am the best of health and splillf
! f,,I, d tvo-voars' mission in bnale llll
which. he SAYS. he greatly enjoyed. nc
! saws the missionary Work 10 eir"t ~ i''
! aim Is progressing very satlsidetuthf
/ under President g.. ". Penrosei tha'
/ although some opposition Is encouh'
/ tar.d. tho elders are meeting win soo1
| incense ana many converts are beinG
/ adde5 d, the faith. Elder Shuruin wa
/ nsi at Boston by his father together
! Vbay visited several of the CASTER
/ cities. returning 10 Ogden together
DEATH OF MOVES INFANT.
Word was. received in ogden yester
/ dav nv CITY Councilman a. II. Moye
! tbat his graudchild. the little Z months
/ old babe Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Muycs
( had died at salt Lake city Nesterda!
! afternoon The body viii be brouso
| tp ogden this afternoon and the run
! eral will be- held sunday afternoon.
WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
The Woodmen of the World, Webe
camp "a. has elected the following ON
GERS for the ensuing year: y. O.. NC
| Beth. consul commander; William NJ
Pigpott. adviser. George Huss. banker
g. Auth clerk: VIM. "A. Allen, escort
| Fred G.. Collins Waterman, Earl j
! stone. sentry; r. b. Paine, sam KEN
| and Matthew Gait, managers T. 4
| Morris. past consul
| CANDIDATE FOR REFORMATORN
A complaint has been sworn 20 b.
Mrs Mary Green, charging her youn
son Willie Green with incorrigibilitl
and asks that he be recommtted 70 IN
reform school He win be tried befor
Juvenile Judge Gunnell. The boy II
claimed has bad habits and associate
! with improper persons
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK.
The ogden Waterworks company IA
| fled an amendment 20 its articles q
Incorporation. increasing its capiti
stock from 100000 to $500, 900. The con
pany has I'm contemplation some -
teusive improvements for next yea
necessitating the increase in capital
! zation.