Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-29
PROVO.
DEATHS HARVEST.
John r. Choules and Claude Torsythc
Pay Natures Debt,

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Jan. 29.---John Z. Choules. az
the Third ward, died Saturday evening
OF pneumonia at the age Of 30 years.
Mr.. Choues was born In wiltshire
England. and came TO Utah with his
parents the late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Choulos in 1852 since which time his
home has been in Provo, where he was
highly respected by all who knew him.
He leaves q wife and four children and
several other relatives The funeral
services We're held today IN the Third
ward Westinghouse.
DEATH OF CLARENCE FORSYTHE.
Claude Forsythe, the 1G-year-old son
of Mr., and Mrs Andrew Forsythe of
the Third ward. died Saturday night at
II o'clock The deceased was a bright
boy whose death is great bereave-
ment to his parents. He was Ill only
Saturday. and not till o'clock Satur-
day evening was his Illness considered
sufficiently serious to call doctor. The
cause of death Is believed 10 be con-
gestion of the brain. Funeral services
We're held yesterday afternoon in the
Third ward westinghouse.
ELWooD BEEBE's FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the remains
of ISlwood Beebe. held saturday In the
First ward Westinghouse We're attend
ed by a large congregation of relatives
and friends. the following were the
speakers: Elders j. L. Booth and s.
$. Jones and Bishop O. II. Berg APP
propriate vocal selections We're offered
by the ward choir and solo by Miss
Eva Ward.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
At the Utah County Teachers insti-
tute held Saturday in the Brigham
Young university, Prof. Walter Clufr
| addressed the tenchers on Reading in
Our Public schools. The American Fork
| teachers led in music with chorus
| and solo
| In the Afternoon Prof. Alfred Os-
| mond delivered an interesting and in
structive lecture on English in the
| Grades" Prof, Il. IA. Eastmond pre-
| scented the months work in art and
manual training and a fine collection Of
art and manual training work from
the several schools collected by Prof
| Eastmond and placed on exhibition in
| the training school was inspected by
the teachers. Supt. Eggertsen present.
ed some valuable suggestions based on
observations made by him in his visits
| TO the schools.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The divorce suit of Millie Boyack VS..
| Warren d. Boyack, on the ground Of
| failure to provide, was heard Saturday
by Judge Booth, and taken under adj
visement on the question of appointing
| a guardian of the persons and property
| of two minor children. as contended for
| by defendant. Mrs. Boyack Is employed
| IN the Antler's roominghouse in Salt
| Lake and had several witnesses, among
| them Mrs. Young, the proprietor of the
| Antlers here, in her behalf. Sam Dowse
was down as n witness for the defense.
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| Antlers was not good. This testimony
was very objectionable to Mrs. Young,
and at the close of the hearing she did
| not hesitate to tell him so nor what
she claimed he was--on this point her
opinion is best represented by dashes--
| and that she would get even with him.
| She also promised to do as much for
| Atty. B. r Thurman, who represented
| the defendant.
In the case OF Provo City ct al. VS..
tho Telluride Power company ct al, OBJ
| lection to the decree was heard Satur-
| day by Judge Chldester, who tried the
case, and all parties were given so days
| to file notice of appeal.
In the case of ]. II. Phillips VS. the
| Timpanogos Canal company, plaintiff
was awarded $50 damages.
WEDDING BELLS.
| A marriage license has been issued TO
| Eunice Starr of Provo, and NJ. H. Bry-
| ant Of san Jose, Cal.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Mrs. Ida Morgan of Gpehen has
bought l.. o. Taft's residence on Center
street. Mr.. Taft will occupy the home
| tilt June l..
A recruiting office has been estab-
! lished by Capt. o. B. Myers, Fourteenth
| United States cavalry, at los west, Cen
| ter street. The term OF enlistment is
for three years, age q to S5.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen of this city has
| received information of serious ac-
cident to his niece, Miss Matte Strong,
| daughter of David j. Strong of Alpine.
Miss Strong is in Garland with her
aunt, Mrs. Oscar w. Hyde, and on Fri
day, while getting off or into a buggy
she was caught in the wheel through
| the horses starting to run, and was
| dragged some distance, suffering the
| fracture of her leg. She is reported
| progressing aS fayOra bly as Tho condi-