Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

schools; McCammon. Robin. Downey,
Bancroft and oneida. These are the
first exercises held In this part of Ban
mock county. A fine program was rem
dered :. Miss Catherine Jenkins died
here Monday morning OF appendicitis
She Ia the daughter of Thomas and
Sarah Jenkins She was one OF the
brightest young ladies and gradu-
atc OF the oneida school The fun
eral was held June 4. In the opera
house which was filed to overiiowing
with sympathizing friends. and the
casket was literally buried In flowers.
Tho speakers were President Noah 5.
Pond and Elder James Henderson
Death Of p. II. Bogt--Peter Hansen
Bogh died at his home In Centerheld,
Sanpete county, sunday, June q or
general debility and rheumatism. he
was born Mt Nysomlund, Denmark,
Feb, Z. 1886; married Karan Christeu-
cen June 3, 1859, and Christine Nielsen
Sept. "a, 1871. The latter survives him
together with three sons and three
daughters. He Joined the Latter-day
Saints faith Jan. 10, 1874. He was
devoted worker and good citizen, flling
many positions of trust. Elder
Newman Beck returned June from u
mission IN Scandinavia. reception
party will be rendered him next Friday
evening The choir social Mon
day evening at the Westinghouse was
a grand success.
st. Charles Notes--St. Charles is
now lighted by electricity. the first
lights being put In Bishop f. NJ. Pug
mire's store on May 90. on June
2, u social and farewell party was
given to Jacob n McrlSley and family,
who will leave shortly for their new
home at Blackfoot New babies came
20, ar kA A
to Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Floyd, and a
girl each to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ed
wards, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Mel
son. Mrs. Martha Hunt, an aged
and respected citizen passed to tho 9TH
er side a few days since; she was in
her s4th year; was born in South Wales,
and passed through all the hardships
OF pioneer life IN Bear Lake valley. She
was faithful Latter-day Saint.
Rig Horn Colony News--The stake
quarterly conference convened at Cow
ley Saturday and Sunday. May 80 and
81. Elders Geo, S. Richards and b. II.
Roberts were present. They held
meetings at Byron, and Lowell Juno !,
and took train north in the evening.
. An unusual amount Of rainfall
has prevailed for ten days, much to
the good of the country. although a
large break resulted in the canal. .
through the death of Charles Wright.
who died May 2S of typhoid fever.leav-
ing a wife and two children. He was
faithful L.atter-day Saint. There
Is promise of an abundant crop of APP
pies. In anticipation of the build
ing of a canning factory, a hundred
pounds of asparagus seed was planted
this spring, TO grow plants for a 100
acre plantation.
Park City Notes.-The city council
met last night. when bills against tho
city to the amount of S1.745,12 We're pre-
scented and allowed. The city justice
reported that he had tried 10 cases and
collected in fines $50 in May. The city
sexton reported eight deaths, four male
and four females. The new Ma
sonic hall is nearing completion. I.
The Democrats of this city met last
evening and elected delegates to the
county convention to be held in Peoa
next week. Sheriff George
Evans came up on this mornings train,
having in custody Walter Swetman,
who was arrested in Salt Lake Wednes-
day for eating his wife, Rose SWEET
man. He was taken before Justice Wa
ters for preliminary hearing. He took
until II o'clock Saturday morning to
plead. He was released on 5000 bail.