Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-23

sermon was delivered by Rev. Brown,
followed by the Masonic ritual.
Besides the Masons in attendance
We're members from the Elks lodge. the
Weber club and the Ogden Press club.
The floral offerings We're many and
beautiful.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HANSEN.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Martha a Hansen. wife
of Lewis A. Hansen, We're
held Tuesday afternoon at the Warren
westinghouse. Bishop w. L. Stewart
presiding The speakers were VIII
liam T. Wayment. John Barton, Samuel
Wayment, Peter Fnlkman, John Bling
choir furnished the music. The inter-
ment was made in the city cemetery.
DOUGLAS CANNON NUPTIALs.
Frank O. Cannon and Miss Glen
Douglas We're married last evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Douglas, on Madison
avenue.
CoEORED COOK DROPS DEAD.
Fred White, q negro waiter employed
On a Union Pacific dining car. dropped
iflcni Wednesday evening on train No.
While en- route west The man was
Gonr, expiring before aid could be given
Physicians pronounced the trouble as
"l,ieh altitude" which affected the &C
ton of the heart.
DOUBTFUL HONORSs DECLINED.
The American" party of Webe,
county is up against 1t. 1t has named
q ticket to be placed on the ballot here
this fall, but all who have been named
ure eager to get off the ticket.
Since naming the ticket several of
the young and active leaders have been
'eaileo out of town on business, !, and y,
they cant say when they Will, be
hack Candidates arc resigning every
day and unless the Americans" offer
soma prize for the one who can stay on
tie ticket the longest, it NNloolis as
though all the eight or nine nominees
will resign.
George Craig, nominated for county
commissioner. is one of the latest nomi
nees on the 'tAmerican'' ticket in We
Der county to decline the "honor." Since
the naming of the ticket the central
committee has been extremely busy
hust,ing candidates and nominees for
thu places made vacant by, the resiG
nations. If election was four weeks
off instead of less than two there would
not be any American party in Ogden.
according to the rate the members
ara drawing out.
LICENSE TURNED DOWN.
Al an adjourned meeting OF the city
council last night the city council re-
considered it's former action in grant
ir,g the license and voted unanimously
to refuse Ed Walton, colored. the license
to sell liquor in Ogden. This. it is be-
l:cVed, will dispose of Naiton's ambi-
ton to become a saloonkeeper In this
city.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Realty Transfcr-James Derine. the
city attorny has purchased the Fl. r.
Macmillcn property on east Twenty
fourth street. the consideration being
$500
Reed Hotel CIcrI>-H. W. Beckett,
Jr.. for five years assistant chief clerk
at the Reed hotel. has been made chief
clerk, the position held by the late
Gordon Stuart Grant
Cooks and Waters Union-{rhe
Cooks and Walters union meets at the
Union Labor hall Sunday afternoon to
complete their organization. for which
a charter has been received from the
American Federation of Labor
Wedding Permits-Marriage licenses
were issued yesterday afternoon to G.
C.. Christensen and Alice NJ. Granville.
both of Salt Lake, and to Ralph Broth
ers and Nellie Mooney both of Harris
vile.