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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28
Speciai Announcement. :
MASONIC NOTICE

M special communication of EA Montgomery Lodge. No. ii. A AA r. 4 A. M.. will be held Mons G$t%NA day evening December 2s, 1908, I'M ZW at 1s30- o'ciock. @NYN Work In M M Degree.
 Members of Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 17s. and visiting brethren ars fraeernafiy invited By Order of W. M.,
 CHARLES W. LADEN, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Cyclone" Thompson and Jerry Mur- phy have been matched to fight in In- authorities allow the town to come back to life by that time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

The Cleveland fans should send an- other petition to President Johnson of the American League. Ban has about used up the last ono--shaving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Roger Bresnahan says he Is perfect ly happy now that he is to be manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. It doesn't take much to make some people happy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28
Boy In1nred.

A special from LaurelI HiII, received here this morning. states that walter Campbell. 12-year-old boy, was bad ly injured there yesterday when a l2- inch cannon cracker exploded In his hands, tearing both almost into threads The boy. with e number of others, was firing crackers when young Campbell lighted an immense one For q moment his intention was att tracted by the discharge of a big cracked near him. and. forgetting that he held one, he allowed the immense explosive to be discharged in his hands.
 At the same place. an hour later. Engineer Dan Hart, of the Florida and Alabama Land Compny was injured by a similar accident, his thumb and sev- eral fingers being torn away
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28
NEVIS NOES oF SPoRT


 What win Bugs" Raymond do for New York, or what will New York do aaL Lassen ISsaas is # sYng tS sssT, anStasr % for the State constabulary there.
 Stanley, Robinson, owner of tho St. been a joke for several years
 Clark Grimth is to receive se,soo per < for leading the Cincinnati Redlegs on and on the field.
 team next season instead of Tacoma where he has been anchored for eight years.
 The managers, of Jem Driscol will not take their meal ticket to CaIIfor- mia. Managers are too plentiful and willing out there.
 The Boston Red sox will start for the Sunny South on February 24. No wonder the Sox become tired before the close of the baseball season.
 Jack and Mike (Twin) Sullivan have added song to their vaudeville act. Ii runs something like "K-E-T-C-H- ESL-L spells Ketchell"
 Give Pat Powers a few more six day bicycle races and Marathon merry-go- rounds and he will have all the money in the world.
 Cyclone" Thompson and Jerry Mur- phy have been matched to light in In- dianapolis January. 20. providing the authorities allow the town to come back to life by that time.
 The Cleveland fans should send an- other petition to President Johnson of the American League. Ban has about used up the last ono--shaving.
 ~-
 Roger Bresnahan says he is perfect ly happy now that he is to be manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. It doesn't take much to make some people happy. Johnny Evers of the Chicago Cubs declares he Is through with the game for so much money for next season that Chubby Charles" will banish him Looks as though a Marathon will be run in chicagos Colisents ssa next month. 2as will permit it, or if some one doesn't blow up the First Ward ballroom in the meantime.
 The Kansas City Board Of Aldermen ara considering a proposition to reduce the cost of brewery agents licenses and at the same time raising the IsEliT park from ns s5o to ssSo. Happy New Year. George.
 trtumphal arch for the coming New York automobile show Fine! What's the matter with two heroic figures In whisk0fs and zInc gtare as a part of that 'trium" (and soak 'eml. entitled "Consta bles." And the pathetic in- scription. We kotch yu that time Eighty seven miles an hour. which we reckon at thirty-four dollars and costs"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Give Pat Powers a few more six day bicycle races and Marathon merry-go- rounds and he will have all the money in the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Johnny Evers of the Chicago Cubs declares he Is through with the game for so much money for next season that Chubby Charles" will banish him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28
SELMA CITY COURT
JUDGE MABRY WILL PRESIDE AT
 THE WINTER TERM
A Number Of Murder Cases Are Te Be Imveatlgnted By the Grand Jury.
 Other Nesva Of the CentFal

Investigates By the GrAno S0FS, otheR News of the CentFat
 City.
 selma, Dec. 27-tspecisi.)--The win ter term of the City Court of Selma, with Judge T. W. Mabry presiding, will convene here on Monday. January {. The Jury Commissioners met at the court house on Saturday afternoon and drew the iuries for the first week or the court and the sherifrs os1ce is at present busy. summoning those who were drawn for the different weeks, which the court will be in session.
 After the convening of the court next Monday. the first work will be to draw and empanneI the grand jury of the court. It is expected that Judge Mabry'a charge to the jury will be especially strong and that in 1t he will embrace q number of special charges. It Is also known that the grand jury, during their sessions. will investigate num- Der of murder cases.
 The docket of the City Court of Sel- ma is very light for the coming session but 1t Is believed that the court VIII remain in session for several weeks During the session of the court, 1t is expected that there will be called Tor trial st least a dozen capital cases and these cases will probably be set as fast as the grand Jury returns .tttp An~tSt- naents against the offenders who are believed to be guilty of the murders.
 It Is also expected that the grand jury, in It's final report. will make some very strong recommendations In the matter of rood roads, but the sentiment for them at that time was not as strong as 1t is now, and after the final report It Is thought that the County Conmis- aloners will take some steps to follow out the recommendations and suggest ions which the body will make.
 To Celebrate B'nai Brith Day.
 The local lodge of I. O. B. B. will at Ten1ple Mishkan Israel tomorrow night appropriately celebrate H'na' B'rith day. An interesting program for the celebration has been arranged and the services promise to be largely nt tended and the address of the day will be delivered by Mr. Ralph c. SchwarE, who has the reputation of being most able and eloquent speaker. The pro- gram of the evening exercises will he as follows:
 voiuntary---Violin. Flute and Organ
 InvocatIon--Dr Jacob H. KaplaH
 golo-Miss Adler.
 Introduction--Mr SeiEei.
 Address--Ralph c. Sehwarx.
 Violin Sofo--Miss Maude Schuster.
 ''Leo N. Levi" "Reading-Leo Nj. Leva-
 Song--Miss Irma Wolfe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

The Boston Red Sox will start for the Sunny South on February 24. No wonder the Sox become tired before the close of the base ball season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Jack and Mike (Twin) Sullivan have added q song to their vaudeville act. It runs something like "K-E-T- GIL E-L-L spells Ketchell"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

The managers of Jem Driscofl will not take their meal ticket to CaIlfor- mia. Managers are too plentiful and willing out there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28
Cnptain Etheriann nurlea.

The remains of Capt. ". T. Ether idge. the police officer who died yes terday as tine result of ioclxjaw caused by hts horse falling upon him. were concourse of friends and relatives att tending the services. which were con- ducted by the Masons. A squad of of- ficers attended the services. acting aa escort. while among the pali-keerera was Mayor c. c. Goodman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Mike Lynch will manage the Seattle team next season instead of Tacoma where he has been anchored for eight years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Looks as though a Marathon will ba that is if Alderman "Bathhouse" John will permit it, or if some one doesn't blow up the First Ward ballroom in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

The Kausas City Board Of Aldermen ara considering a proposition to redHee the cost of brewery agents Hcenses and at the same time raising the park from $50 to $500. Happy New Year, George.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Clark Grifith is to receive SC, 800 per for leading the Cincinnati Redlegs on and on the field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Stanley, Robinson, owner of tho St, Louis Cardinals. admits hls team has been a joke for several years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28
Montgomery Ice anu ~OlI Storage CO.

CAR LOAD sHiFAEESTs A sFEcAALrE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

What win Bugs" Raymond do for New York. or what will New York do for "Bugs?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

Al Lawson Is trying fo start another outlay league In Pennsylvania. Work for the State constabulary there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
|SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

grand children hndry and Mildred Ed
wards survive her. On the first Of
October the family moved to 2132 AM
esterdam avenue One faithful friend
who has been a rnIEber of the Fer,
guson family 80 years and who closed
the eyes of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson.
and now stands as mother to her
children is Katie Menan, she is re-
garded by all as q dear member Of
the family.
The Philadelphia from Liverpool,
which. came In Aug. %. brought Hon.
II. S. Richards and Wife. f. Dewey Rich
ards, wife and son Jack Mr.. and Mrs.
F.S. Richards left at once for Utah:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Richards went to
their home on west One Hundred and
Forty-fourth street. Mr.. Jack Richards
expects to leave for Ithaca very soon.
to resume his studies at Cornell. The
trip taken abroad by the Utah travel
aers was a most enjoyable one: they
went from Naples to London by way.
OF Paris and Berlin, with an occa-
sional side trip where they visited with
many of the Utah boys who are living
in Europe The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Richards in New York
welcome them back with pleasure as
they are Important factors in the Utah
colony. JANET
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
LOGAN SOLID FOR KNIGHT.
Democratic Delegates from Garden
CITY Go to Logan Pledged to Him.

Logan, Sept. 2O.--Jesse knight for
governor is the only Democratic can
didatc being mentioned with any en-
phasis in this section of the state The
Democratic county convention. held
Saturday, resulted in the election OIL
nledged delegates for the state conven-'
ton, and the passing OF resoiut'on
favoring the candidacy of Uncle Jes-
Sc, knight for governor.
Besides selecting delegates the Demo
Gratis selected l. c. Thoresen state com.
mitteeman, and Hyrum ". 1ayuiii
county chairman.
The list of delegates follows:
State-Delegate at Large - Moses
Thatcher. II, a. Nebeker. G. H. Champ.
II. G. Hayball, G.. r. Owen.
Delegates--E. d. Miles and William
Humphreys of Paradise, J. 2. Bow I1
of College, John King of Millville, Pc
ter A. Larson of Charleston, Ernest Pc
.terson, a. Wilson. A. n. Anderson,
N. j, Nielsen of Hyrum, Joseph Waite
of Hyde Park, s. r. Evans, William
Creggie of Lewiston. j. w. Hendricks
Of Cove, A. N. Sorenson OF Mendon,'
William f. Jensen and Andrew Pc.
Jr., of Cache Junction. Z. r. Mathews
and r. S. Stivland of Providence, s..
W. Hendricks, j. ] Shepherd. w H.
Lewis and Eli Webb of Richmond, A..
G. Barber, George Ffster,SGeorg Skid
more, N. w. Kimbnll. Robb Anderson.
j. NJ. Blair, William Edwards, Edward
Hansen, Hiram Hayball f. w. Crock
EFT, G.. b. z McCullock. G.. NJ, Nelson. all
OF Logan: George NJ. Smith, William
NJ. Harper, r. b, Larsen. ] j Merrill
Of smfthfield: Il. II. Cutler of Trenton,
G.. III. Bradshaw, Joseph B. Woodward,
George Perkins and F. w. Price or
Wellsville.
Judicial-De at Large-H. F..
Hatch.
Delegates-Ge gorge S. obray and Don
r. Roberts of Paradise, G.. l.. Olsen of
College, Job Smith of N1illviile, Peter
S. Larson Of Charleston, ]. ;. Macer, j.:
II Baxter "A. a. Allen, E. j. Hays OF
Hyrum, Joseph Waite of Hyde Park,
Leonard Litz, G., A. Brewer of Lewis.
ton. Alma Hendricks OF Cove, Nephi
Sorenson of Mendon, w. ]. Jensen, ST.,
and Michael Anderson of Newton, II.
w. Crockett, S. j. Jeppsen, Anthem
Anderson, William Dowdle, William
Evans, Frank w. Thatcher James
| Carlson, r. X. Nebeker. Andrew Ella
son, N. P. Johnson, c. II. Hart. N. w.
Crookston, all of Logan; John Fl. Bar
ker, Jr., of Cache Junction, T.. g..
Jones, August Bisseger of Providence,
James w. Funk, w. x. Burnhann,
Ell Webb, A. f. schow of Richmond,
James Y, Allen. George Hind, Edwin
Miles, Frank Coleman of Smithfield.
Thomas II. Cutler of Trenton. Alt
Smartwaite, j. f. Leatham, f. w.
Price, ]. b. Woodward of Wellsville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
Callster of Fillmore in the Eighth, and
Warren Sevy of Garfield, to succeed
Willis johnson of Pluto. In the Tenth.

Callisterof Fillmore in the Eighth, and
Warren sevy of Garfield, to succeed
Willis johnson of Pluto. In the Tenth.
Republican judicial tickets have been
named as follows:
First district. Cache. Boxelder and
Rich counties-Tror judge w. w.
Vaughan, for attorney, Benjamin e.
Call.
Second district, Weber. Davis and
Morgan counties-For Judge, j. A.
Howell: for attorney, N. u. Harris.
Third district, Salt Lake. Summit and
Toele corntiesE'or Judges, G, G.
Armstrong, G. w. Morse, t. y. Lewis
and NJ. L. Richie; for attorney. r. g:
f LOofbouroW.
Fourth district, Utah, Wasatch and
Jiintah counties-For judge. j. II.
Booth; for attorney. Harvey Clutf.
Fifth district. Willard. Beaver,
Washington. Iron and Juab counties
Fol, judge, Henry Adams; for attorney,
T.. II. Ryan.
sixth district. Sewer. Piute. WAYNE,
Garfield and Kane counties-For judge.
j. r. Chichester; Tor attorney, j. IL.
Erickson.
Seventh district, Carbon, Emery,
Sanpete and San Juan COUNTIES
Judge, A. =. Christensen; for attorney
II. L. Woods.
w. w. Wilson of Sandy is out for the
! =
on the Republican ticket, a place for
which John G. Mackcy is also can
diaatc Mackey Is the present IN
.cuInbent and Wilson formerly held the
position.
Senator Sutherlands recent speech
on the american party in utah IS
to be distributed as a campaign docu-
}ment over the state. 81
Farley r. Jensen, editor Of the West.
ern Weekly, has announced his candi-
dacy for the lowerh house of the lngls-
.lat,ire. Jensen is a young Repuniic "a
who was formerly secretary Of me
county committee. and is well known '.f
in his party,
ri. a. Mcmillan is also out for the
lower house on the Republican ticket.
He has been handling statistics un-
der j. A. Edwards state auditor
Attorney Samuel Russell Is men
toned as n Democratic possibility i2r
nomination as state senator from TINS
district,
From weber county S. $: Smith IS
mentioned as II possible Democratic
senatorial nominee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
LEHI DEMOCRATS.

q q j y
Lehi Sept. 2O.--The Democratic pri-
naries held last night resulted in the
selection of the following delegates to
attend the state, judicial and county
conventions:
state-G. N. Child. Al. Evans. Ed
Southwfck, c. w. Earl and a. G. Brim;
alternatcs, III. G.. Smith a. NJ. Davis,
Ethel Peterson and r. j.. Evans
Judicial-A. J. Evans. Ell Kendall. D.
u. Thurman. w. +. Quincy. Ed South
wick; alternates, D. Fl. Alfred, Hyrum
Smith and A. NJ. Davis.
County-A. b, Anderson, a, NJ. Davis
Thomas Jones, Thomas Thurman. j. w.
Coates. Ladoci Suey, William Davis, @.
w. Earl, Joseph Smith. George South
wick, G. l.. Stookes, NJ. A. Southwfck.
Mrs. A. B. Anderson. A. B. Brim, Mrs.
George Southwick, Mrs. A. j. EvaEs;
alternates. Mrs. C. w. Earl. William
Thomas, George Glover. Mrs. A. NJ
Davis. George Schow, James Coates, j.
s. Willes and Hyrum Anderson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
POLITICAL POINTERS

At the court house in Ogden Sat-
urday afternoon at the Democratic
county convention. which was very
we'll attended, delegates to the state
convention. which meets in Logan,
Sept % and the judicial convention
which meets in Ogden, Sept. 80, were
elected.
The delegates to the state conven-
tion We're as follows:
First WardMrs a. 7. Doxey. Mat
1I1 Em mieehG = & MaEinni naym0n =
He aseon Wess Malu Ms Sadie 3 West.
Miss Birdie E. Taylor w. G. Kind.
Third Ward--J. Stanley Dee, Hag-
bert Anderson, Samuel Thomas, Jesse
J.. Driver.
I Fourth NNard--A. L. Brewer yalen-
tine Gideon. A. 6. Harris, joseph
Chez, w. b. Porterfield. W. S. Donald
son. Fred Shells
Fifth ward-s; s. Smith. Y. r
Bossner. John cori lev !, w ;,a ".
Rev. n. S. Elderkin.
Weber County Districts--A. L. Pet
erson. j. Bldwell w. III. Anderson. G..
II, Rondquist. Thomas Fowles. Nathan
s Hawkes., T. II. Wright William Bail
,ey,.sD. d. MCKAY, DR. r. A. King, w.
Z Fl Taylor, chris Olsen, Joseph Chuck.
For the judicial convention, the
following We're selected:
First NNard--alrs. AZ Z. Doxey. NJ.
Hinchcliffe. G. w. Gaymon. t. f.
Emmett, George Wardlaw. S. A. Ma
ginnis
Second WardD. S. Tracy. James
Allen. Alex Wilkinson. W. G. Kind.
Richard Williams. James Doran,
Henry Wessler
Third J, Ward-F T. kn ma n, J J J, NJ n,
Larson. lanes s p lafepp' washington
Fourth Wards. + Corn. III, w.
< civilian, It. y. Johnson. Hrrum Bel
nay, A. T. Pratt, S. r. N'taller Hor-
ace E. Pccry. Joseph Chez.
Fifth Ward--H Fl. Rolapp; w. f.
George Loehhead. II. S. $. Smith. ].
S. Eorlew, George shroten, j. l.. Her
rick.
Weber County DistrietsA. A. Al
len, ~ P. Brown, William WHEELER,
Henry Barker, ST., Peter Folkman. ".
Green. John Brown, William GOWN.
w. H. Taylor Angus Mckay, Willard
Cragtln, j. II. Beus Dr. F. A. King,
Thomas Gibson. "A. L. Peterson.
Republican primaries are scheduled
to be held Sept. "a in Salt Lake coun-
ty, 10 select delegates to the county
convention which meets in Salt Lake,
Sept, 30.
Utah has quite a number of tickets
already in the field. They have been
announced one by one in,Narious dis dis
tricts, so that the number of them
has as yet failed to impress with its
volume -Four of the senatorial candi-
dates to fill The nine vacancies which
occur this year have been nominated
by the Republicans. They are Herbert
Horsley of Brigham City, in the First
district, to succeed Peter Clegg of
Tocele: Christopher Burton. Jl'.. OF
s 1.ayloT sv1Iie, 70 succeed Wesley x.
walton, of Rich in the Third j a.
Hyde, of Nepfi, to succeed Thomas G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
PARROT LIKES POLICE.
Bird Belonging 10 DR.. Mayo Makes
Visit 10 Hcaduuartcrs

A beautiful parrot belonging to DR..
II. n. Mayo escaped yesterday afternoon
from the home of the physician on cast
South Temple street and started out on
!, tour OF the city. The handsome bird
finally wound up at The police station
about } o'clock and after inspecting the
old building decided to locate there tenn
porarily at least Some of the officers
fixed up a roost for the bird and Polly
appeared TO appreciate the attention
hugely. After cliattering for awhile with
the policemen the bird snuggled up on
its improvised perch in the desk SER
geant's office and went to sleep. This
morning DIR. Mayo sent to the station
for The pet and When Polly saw the
keeper, gave joyous squawll and flew
gladly into the arms of the man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21

Tonight Col. and Mrs Z. r. Holmes
give large dancing party in honor
of their neice. Miss Laura Bransford
and Harold Lamb, about 100 invitations
being isued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21

Miss Sybella Clayton will give a
luncheon tomorrow at her home. in
honor of Miss Lucille Clark and Miss
Bransford. and afterward her party
will occupy a stall at the matinee at
the Salt Lake theater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21

Mrs. Henry Catrow gave a luncheon
Yesterday in honor of Miss Eva Mad
den, the decorations being in the sea
sons flowers, and covers laid for about
10 guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs George 7. Odell an
nouce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Jean, to DR.. Howard P. Kirtley.
Mrs. a. E. Hutchinson entertains at
8 luncheon and bridge party on We'd
nesday at the Country club in honor of
Mrs. Ira Rhoades.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hunt entertains inform
ally at bridge this afternoon in honor
of Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
Miss Cosgriffewas hostess at g lunch
con this afternoon AT the Country club.
on Friday night Col and Mrs. E. T. !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
Special Correspondence.

i 3.
New York, Sept. 14.--Salt Lake sent
| a big delegation OF students eastward
on Thursday the 10th, over the Los
Angeles limited Mr.. Joseph GeoGhegan
with two daughters, left the party at
Chicago for the central part of II
linois-where he will place his daugh-
ters in school for the winter; Dewitt
and George Knox will enter as fresh
men a Yale and Lyman Thompson,
son of Mayor Thompson, Kept on ms
way to New York, there to remain Tor
a week or two before deciding upon
the college he Will attend the coming
year-Miss Lillian Lane left the party
at Council Bluffs, taking train FOR
Knoxville, ILL.,. where she will continue
| her studies: Earl Rogers will continue
at Lehigh. Pa, where he begins his
Junior year at that university
Miss Nan Clawson accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Easton, had a five hour
wait in Chicago, and took advantage
of the time by calling on their friend
Miss Sallie Fisher, in her dressing
room at the New Princess theater.
Miss Fisher showed her delight at see
ing her friends and seats I'm front
We're at once. procured.
Mrs Easton and Miss Clawson were
thus enabled to enjoy one of the great
est treats of the light opera musical
school that has come their way in a
long time. Miss Fisher as the Stub
born Cinderella" was d surprise from
start to finish; the ease and grace with
which she handled the difficult part
lfy ,IpIty of -tn 90
Won her audiences from the first
Miss Fisher has proved one thing
&conclusively in "A Stubborn Cinderel-:
la that she is an actress as well as
a singer. Late in the autumn the piece
will be seen in New York. Mr.. Jack
Barrymore, who plays Mac in the
piece and Miss Fisher, are the main
attractions Of this very clever musical
comedy. The finish of the second act
where Cinderella goes through the.
#minuet with her Prince and she hears
the last stroke OF II as the ball room
with its court ladies and gentlemen
vanish and her lover disappears, is one
Of the most effective and dainty bits of
acting and stage work imag inable, and
worthy a far more pretcntious play
than this comedy,
There have ben sevral notes
about the death of Mrs. James Fergu-
SUI, lulItlcfly MISS Louise Dung, OF
21l2 Amsterdam avenue. Which occur
red two weeks ago. The family of
Mrs. Ferguson is so we'll known in
Utah and the particulars of her death
were rather limited so that any in
formation on the subject may be well
come to them. It is pleasant to re-
member that she suffered very little,
the grippe. the last sickness she had.
was of only a weeks duration and
only the night before she died was it
thought necessary to watch her. The
funeral was held at her home. and
she was laid to rest in Evergreen
cemetery, Long Island. beside her husi
band, who died four years ago. Two
sons, Dale and Alan, and daughter,
( Gladys, (Mrs. Ben Edwards), and two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
Ernit Lands.

10000 acres of choice fruit lands
included in the Oasis project Carey
act opening and drawing, Oasis, Utah..
September 2Sth.