Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-01
DIVORCE DAY IN COURT.
\. e. Exhibit and Farmers Institute
Funeral of Mrs. White.

hh'iNA " WIS NAlltt
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb. 1.-Nettc S. Freeman has
commenced suit for divorce against
James Freeman on the grounds of de-
sertion and failure TO provide. Plaintiff
asks for the custody OF two minor chill
dreu and for alimony. Tho parties were
married in Ogden March 1. 1905.
Tho divorce suit of Anna Louisa Peay
VS. Albert Henry Pcay has been taken
under advisement.
Tho divorce suit OF Jane Eiiz8 Brad
ford ys. HAL Lee Bradford has been
Heard in part. and further evidence will
Doe introduced tomorrow. Mrs Brad
FORD charges cruelty IN part consisting
OF Mrs HradfOrd's attentions 90 young
ladies'. The parties were married iu
Idaho, July a. 1900
Eva Brady has been granted O. de
Norce from Thomas W. Brady. She
was awarded $50 O month alimouy and
tne custody Of one minor child.
In the divorce suit of Wilson j. Smith
VS. Lucy T.. Smith the defendants de-
murrcr has been oyerluled and 15 days
given 90 answer.
In the case of Cleveland Chase We.
Hazel Robinson Chase wherein Glove
land Chase was cited 20 show cause
why he should not pay court costs and
temporary aimony, the demurrer OF
plahllu was sustained on tho ground
that the affidavit did not show the
earning capacity OF the plaintiff
A. Niele VS.. Emily y. Counell iudg-
ment tn favor of plaintiff has been
rendered for sos and S25 attorney fees
Bank of Spanish Fork VS.. H. Lee
branstord ct al; appeal dismissed ON
motion OF defendant
Estate OF Levi y. Kendall. deceased.
final account allowed and decree of dis
tribution
Estate OF John W Hoover deceased.
I letters OF administration issued to
John w. Hoover
Estate OF Andrew j. Hoover. incom-
patent petition for order of sale of
real estate and for allowing account OF
guardian set for Feb. 10.
KILLING THE BIRDS.
Prof s. Il. Goodwin. Of this city,
who is recognized as am oruithulogist
of great ability, complains that The
/ Bohemian Wax wing or Cedar quail.
| which ls now visiting the state ON ifs
/ winter vacation from the frozen
/ north. Is being killed by boys with
I nippers and target guns IN violation
/ Of the state law and the city ordin-
L
I the law enforced and the birds pro-
! tected
a. C.. INSTITUTE EXHIBIT.
The Agricultural college train which
| visited this city Saturday was highly
I appreciated by a large number OF
| citizens, who viewed the exhibit and
/ listened TO the lectures on sgriCultur-
/ al and kindred topics by the profess
sors I'm charge Of the train.
FUNERAL OF MRS. WHITE
The funeral services of Mrs Eliza
/ White, held in the Third ward meet
I inRhouse were attended by a large
! congregation of relatives and friends
/ The speakers We're Elders Charles Bar
/ rows. Jorgen Hansen. Albert Gull
/ more and a. W. Harding. Appropriate
| vocal selections were rendered bv the
/ ward choir.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The remains Of Miss Nina Travers
! who died about six monts ago ~
/ Seattle Washington. have been
[ brought to Provo and inferred in the
| Provo cemetery.
Russell II. Conwell viii appear IN the
/ Brigham Young university Wednesday
night and leliver his famou lecture
| on Acres of Pearls This lecture is
/ said 10 be one Of the best ever delivered
I On the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Curtis. OF Grand
/ Island. Nebraska, have come to Provo
| 10 make their home. so as 20 be- mean
their son Robert Curtis OF this city.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
( the following couples.
James Lawson, Ji., and Lille Lucas,
! both or salt Lake.
Cieorgc r. Price Of Provo. and Ehia
I Wacstam Of American Fork.