Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
0BSEQUIES OF
HDN6RED PIONEER
,,,rressive Services in Taberna-
Gle Sunday at 2 p. m. Over
Remains of Lorin Farr.
OGDEN RIVER OVERLOOKING.
p.,,,pce of Globe TrOttcr--ltalian
Mourns Loss OF Entire Family
business Changes.

o-ten. JAN t6.-The funeral services
aver the remains OF the late Lorin Farr
,iu be- held from the tabernacle to-
narrow afternoon at o'clock The fol-
living program Of services will be OBJ
. served.
Hymn. Tie was beloved by air..
................ Tabernacle Choir.
Invocation. President O. r. Middleton
Dgst and chorus Thou Art the
Way .,....,... ....t-....,.+.....
Miss Maude Belnap. Miss Myrtle
Balnger and choir.
Speaker ...................Joscph Parry.
speaker. .... President l.. w. Shurtu.
solo and chorus. calvary .........
..... Miss Ruby Geddes and Choir.
sneaker.... President Joseph r. Smith.
Solo and chorus 90 Love Divine.
..... Mr. Caleb Marriott and Choir
Speaker. Patriarch David Mckay
speaker........,.,.H Hon. Fred j. Klesel
speaker................. Moses Thatcher
lker.................... Ben. h.. Ricn
Speaker. Elder George A. Smith.
Solo and chorus. There is a green
hin far away ....................
Mills Maude Belnap and Choir
Bsnedlction...... Bishop c. w. Nibley
The nterment viii be in the city
cemetery.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MUSICALE.
At the sizth ward Sunday school
Sunday afternoon ana attractive musical
program has been arranged i'm connee-
ton with the regular exercises. Mr.
and Mrs Dent M0Wrey viii furnish
several numbers including a cello solo.
The SUPPLEMENTARY are DESTROYS OF
having all parents in the ward attend
not only this but an other sessions. The
course Of study for the parents de
paument has been made particularly
attractive and the subjects discussed
are of vital Importance
OGDEN RIVER OVERLOOKING.
Ogden river not to be outrivaled by
NE rivers Of California and elsewhere.
started on a rampage yesterday at
SPOUT noon ana FOR time threatened
obstruction 10 number Of homes To-
,ilea along the river owing to the
aet that high water came about "a
month earlier than usual, the residents
Of IAe bottom lands We're caught un-
prepared with dykes and some damage
vas done Men from the street ana
ponce departments were sent 10 the
llieitened districts early IA the dav
.hu rendered assistance TO the resi-
.euH whose property was in danger.
number OF the Chinese gardeners had
. number OF the gardens with early
'eseMoles entirely flooded. I'm some
la'e me houses OF the Cinnamon were
'aaaf about two feet Of water.
ROMANCE OF A GLOBE TRoTTrR /
AscS McDonough. a globe trotter
..'el 10 Ogden yesterday morning
L Aler spending a few hours bers |
Ts4Aueu on north TO Butte. Mo-
-uolsh DE- a travelling CORRESPONDENT
NJ Ae London Times and has snent |
,.' years OF the five upon the Trim |
"a he completes after following |
tlND VIII net MN |
MN, ole condition Of the contract which |
H.Donolgh signed was that he nu-t /
married before he COMPLETED th. /
w. rms part Of the contract ,vss /
4, p' aDout three weeks ago when |
nv BUN California he married t, /
r. Il, Daniofnian. His wife received |
al an advance remuneration and !
h. ee of $1,000 win be paid fo /
ANe arrives ina London with |