Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

children to Millville to be cared for.
To add to the unnatural actions Of the
woman, two of the children were sick
in bed when she took her departure.
+ DeForest is a stationary engineer en-
ployed in the coal mines at Rock
Springs. When he reached this city
he Was obliged to purchase the chill
dien clothing from a local store before
5he continued his trip to Melville.
OFF FOR ARIZONA.
Elwood Fl. Orth and his sister, Miss
Ethel Orth, both we'll known i'll this
CITY, left for Los Angeles Friday, where
they, will visit relatives for two weeks
before gong to Phoenix. Ariz., where
Mr. 0rth will enter business. Mr.. Orth.
was one of the government surveyors
in Arizona four Years ago and is ems
tirely familiar with the country sur
rounding Phoenix and expects to be
profitably located.
INFANT STRICKEN WITH APPEN-
DICITIS.
one of the most unusual cases ever
heard of in surgical history and one
for wrich Is is believed there is no par
sallel. came under the observation of Dr..
q. A. Dickson and DR.. G.. T.. Coulter
Thursday when an operation was per-
formed upon the 3-inonths-old babe Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lamar linowlden.
The physicians We're called by the par
.ents OF the little one who was found
to be suffering from a swelling on the
right side. An incision was made and
the appendix was found to be in a
bad state or decomposition Suppura-
ton had set in and the appendix had
burst. Tho physicians We're surprised
to find such a case in a child so young,
but the only hope for the babys life
was an operation. The child lived un-
til early yesterday morning when it
died from peritonitis. The funeral will
be held from the residence of the little
ones grandmother, Mrs. Adeline Green
well. 2422 Monroe avenue, Sunday after
noon at 9 O'Clock.
LECTURE TO PARENTS.
T. Il. Browning, Ogden's chief OF po-
lice, will deliver Il lecture at the We
Der academy next Sunday morning to
parents only. The head of Ogden's po-
lice department will deal with the
temptations which young people of this
day are subjected to and will doubt
less be OF much interest.
DEATH OF MRS. WATTS.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Eleanor Annie Watts, one of the
pioneers Of Utah, will be held from
the family residence, 254O Lincoln ave-
nue., next Sunday afternoon at 2
O'clock.
Mrs. Watts was taken ill with
last Sunday and died
at 1880 yesterday morning. Deceased
was 65 years of age and was born in
Bristol, England, coming to this coun-
try when young girl. Her husband,
William II. Watts and five children,
Will, George, Arthur, Mrs L.. B. Best
and Miss Mamie Planz, seven grand
children and one grcat-grandchild sur
vive.
BANQUET FOR Fl. s.. FOOTBALL
TEAM.
Principal j. Q. Cross or the Ogden
high school entertained the football
team of the institution at a delightful
banquet in the Reed hotel cafe last
evening. Principal Cross acted as toast
master and responses We're made by
Theron Littletield, Coach Masters, Man
ager l.. e. Carlson and Royal Douglass
of tho football squad Covers were laid
for 49, After the banquet Royal Doug
less. the popular quarterback of the.
football eleven this season was unanL-
mously chosen as captain for next
years team.
FUNERAL OF j. W.. LINFORD.
The funeral of John w. Linford was
held from the North Ogden meeting
house Thursday afternoon at ! o'clock
Bishops Councillor James Storey, pre-