ClS.FOfiSGH " DIES OF INFLUENZA Carl S. Forsgrcn who died at 5 p. m. Monday, December 2, at the Dee hospital hos-pital of influenza-pneumonia, after an illness of eleven days, was born in Brigham City, Utah, October 0, 1S97. He was the son of tho late James W. and Lottie Farley Forsgren, and was a grandson of the pioneer, Peter Forsgren, Fors-gren, who was the first Mormon convert con-vert in Sweden some 75 years ago. Mr. Forsgren resided in Ogden for the past seven years. He had entered into matrimonial life only six weeks before his death, having married Miss Phyllis Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J D. Wilson on October 17, 191S. He is survived by his widow, his mother, moth-er, three sisters, Mrs. Celesta F. Peterson, Pet-erson, Mrs. Inez F. Hess and Miss Donna Don-na Forsgren, and one brother, Grant Forsgren. . J J'or tne past tnree ana a nail years he has been engaged at the A. L Sco-ville Sco-ville 'Press, the last year being spent in the lithographing department. The body may be viewed by the relatives rela-tives at the Lindquist chapel today and the funeral cortege will leave the chapel at 9:30 Friday morning for Brigham City, where the interment will be made.