Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-27

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Mosher and the man who first met MN
went and had n drink at the latter
expense In walking down the street
Mosher stopped a couple of local ON
GERS and gave his man over to tnelr
custody, must to his surprise. After
taking him to the police station the
police went to the tabernacle square,
where they secured the other man. At
police headquarters they gave tnc'r
names as Edward Scott and John An
derson and admitted that they hau
picked Mosher mp for an easy Nlctini'
but realized then that they mad ilaue
n mistake. AS an offense was Only ~
tempted. Scott and Anderson VIII prop
ably be charged with vagrancy
FUNERAL OF MRS. MITCHELL.
The ward meeting house at Clinton,
Davis county, was crowded yesterday
morning at the funeral services held
over the remains of Mrs Marion MI MY.
chell who was one of the most active
workers I'm the ward. Bishop q. liau-
lock OBLIGATED, The ward choir sang
several appropriate selections ana
Hyrum WRkson sang What we haNe
Done The speakers were President
Grant of the Davis stake, Bishop Haa-
lock- Bishop Cook. Elders George ~
Child. Olsen. Richard Dye. j. G. Child.
4. j. Steed, Sisters Grant and Clarh
OF the Relief society presidency. All
spoke feelingly of the beautiful, up
right life of the deceased. wealth.
OF beautiful floral tributes covered the
bier. A large funeral cortege Followed
the remains to the ogden cemetery,
where they were laid to rest. Elder
Thomas J. Steed dedicating the grave
JoHNADEN HARToG BURIED.
The last sad rites over the mortal
remains of Johnaden Hartog We're per
fc med yesterday afternoon ana his
body was laid to rest in the family
burial plot in the Ogden city cemetery.
Elder d. j. Nyveld defeating the
grave Many friends assembled at the
Fifth ward meeting house at 10 o'clock
to pay n tribute of respect TO ms
memory. Bishops counselor I. A.
Shreeve presided. The Holland choir
of the Weber stake furnished appro~
pirate music. Prot. Leo Nnnden
AalSer sang the solo. Face 10 Face.
Elders II. Bell, q. Il. Denkers, dc
Ham j w. f.. Nolker r. j. hammers
and Il. a. Shreeve, most of whom had
known the deceased, both in his native
land, Holland, and In Ogden for many
years attested OF his many noble
traits Of character. Beautiful floral
offerings were placed on the casket
by sympathizing frienos.
MRS. FOLKMAN LAID TO REST.
All that was mortal of Mrs. Catherine
NJ Folkman was consigned peacefully
To the silent grave yesterday afternoon
I'm the Plain City centrery, Patriarch
George W. Larkin, ST.. dedicatiug the
grave.
Impressive funeral services over her
remains were held at o'clock at the
Plain city ward Westinghouse, Bishop
Garner officiating. Appropriate music
was furnished by the ward choir. PreSi~
- ATfIGlatnu Riders =
Green. G.. w. Bramwell. Bishop CARNEY
and Sister Epperson who FOR many
years had known the deceased. eulo-
gized her many noble traits of char
acter, and her devotion to the gospel
DIED OF CONCLUSIONS.
The home Of j. A. and Mary Marshall
Maycock at Pleasant View. Weber
county was visited yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock by the angel Of death and
the spirit of Cyril, their l5-year-old son,
was called from mortality after a
brief illness, the immediate cause of
death being commissions. Funeral ser
vices will be held Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock from the Pleasant View ward
Westinghouse. Burial will take place
at North Ogden.
Edward. the little two weeks-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Howell died at
8 clock yesterday morning at the fam
lily residence at Five Points. The fu-
neral services were held this morning
at 10 o'clock from the homo, Bishop
Snuin presiding. The body Wa taken
10 Roy. Weber county FOR burial.
HELD UP BY FooTPADs.
w L. Saunders while returning home
shortly after midnight Saturday night,
was held up by two masked men on
Twenty-fourth street near College court
and relieved of $50 gold piece and a
small amount of change. The men
sprang out from n dark place in front
of Saunders and commanded him to
hold up his hands. He compiled with
the request and one of the men searched
his pockets, while the other one held a
gun on him. After they had completed
the job Saunders was told to continue
on his way, while the robbers went in
an opposite direction. The police were
notified but could md no trace Of the
boldups.
MEAT MARKET ROBBED.
The Enterprise meat market recent
Is opened at 27SO Washington avenue.
was broken open some time during
saturday night by burglars who help
cd themselves to a quantity of bacon,
hams. lard and butter. This mar
lSet is located a half block from the
Moulding market which has been
] Dfrkcn INTO 50 frequently anu VIC
police ara Of the opinion that the
parties who are entering these places
are doing so for the purpose II get
ting provisions.
PIONEER WILLIAM Il. COLE.
William r. Cole, a pioneer of Weber
cDGnty, celebrated his ninetieth birth
day. May %, 1907. at Roy. Weber
county. with family reunion held
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Robinson. Tho day was joyous ono
and was participated in by large
posterity and many friends. The
features of the occasion were singing,
speech making. Teasing and a general
social good time.
Grandpa Cole was born in Yates
county, New York, May %, 1917. on
Dec. %. 1894, he was initiated into
the Latter-day Saint Church. to which
lac has ever been true and faithful.
lie was one OF The Pronhet Joseph
Smiths body guards. and for three
weeks Just previous to his death was
his guard at night He was at Nash