Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-16

OGDEN OFFICE:

ScroWcroft, Fred G. Clark and Adolph
Fernelius addressed Il very largely at
tended conference at the South Weber
Westinghouse. after special priesthood
meeting was held. Similar conferences
were held at the Riverdal meeting-
house which was addressed by Presi-
dent John Watson Of the Weber stake
and Counselors j. W. f. Vollkcr and
William Rackham
Sunday afternoon at the Weber ucad
envy auditorium a Sunday School Union
meeting of the Weber stake was held,
at which 3. H. Goddard, stake super
intendent. presided. Stephel l.. Rich
ards Of the general Sunday school
board was present and he, together
with Patriarch David Mckay, deliv-
cred brief addresses on the duties and
work of the teachers and workers OF
the Sunday schools. There was an
unusually large attendance.
RELATIVES or vELADE FOUND.
Through the information furnished
by Mrs. G. L. Stuart of 254 Twenty
eight street of Ogden, the authorities
have at last been able to locate the
sister Of shorty Nelade. who COM
mitted suicide in this city last We'd
nesday morning and who destroyed all
means of identification of his relatives.
According to the information given
the authorities by Mrs. Stuart the sis
ter of the deceased is Mrs Duncan
McRae, of Riverside Oregon, whom
he visited last summer The town is
about 80 miles from the railroad and
Is connected with the town of Dayville
on the railroad by a stage line, I'm
dertalier RicheN sent a telegram to
Mrs. McRac last evening to find out
what disposition should be made with
the body
II is stated that the dcccased's name
is Henry Nelade and that his mother
as we'll as several unclcs and other
relatives reside nvarious parts OF Ore
son, and all will be communicated with
as soon as word is received from the
sister of the dead man.
FOURTH WARD CONCERT.
a grand concert will be given at
the Fourth ward mectinghousc on
Wednesday evening, Nov Is, ut s
o'clock under the auspices Of the Y. NJ,
Y. NJ. M. |. associations of the Fourth
ward. Immediately after the concert
Il ball will be given.
The program will be as follows:
Selection ......,...... Blind Orchestra
From Deaf and Dumb school,
Prof Ford. director.
Contralto solo 49,. Miss Sarah Pingres.
Reading $50. Mrs Belle Salmon Ross
Soprano solo -. Miss Louise Bartlett
Cornct and Violin Duet ..........
..,.,......,..#...... Read Brothers
Selection .,........ Mr.. Earl Pardoc
Baritone solo ......Mr d. Parsowitn
Piano solo ..;....... Miss Myrtle Gilli3
Soprano solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.,......t..,.. Miss Marget Simpson
Comic Reading Mr.. Moroni Olsen
DEATH OF Il. III. DAVIS.
f, H Davis died at the family resi-
dence in Rivcrdale. Sunday morning at
$40 o'clock Of cancer. The deceased
was born in st. Paul. Mum, June %,
1853, and came to Ogden 10 years ago.
For several years he was in the EN-
ploye of Councilman G. /. Huhphris, as
a carpenter He is survived by il Wife
and son. The funeral viii be held
Tuesday at . o'clock at the Lutheran
church, Rev. II. d. Zimmerman Of
ficiating
SAN1TARIUM RECEIVERSHIP.
Charles II. Barton was this morning
appointed receiver of the Ogden Cam
yon Santarium, vice Rudolph Kuchler,
resigned. The latter was elected to the
state senate Mr.. Barton assumes
charge today.
SOLD LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
NJ. lngebretseu, saloonkeeper, was
fined this morning $50 for selling liquor
on Sunday.
WEDDING PERMITS,
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
George T. Brooks of Ogden and Leila
Woods of Salt Lake.
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