Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-07-14 | Page 6 | Word Received from Relatives

IB RECEIVED EMS RELATIVES Advices directing the disposition of the bodies of the two young men, Samuel Sam-uel Eezzant and Rcy Anderson, drown- cd yesterday, have been received by Undertaker Llndqulst. Undertaker B. P. Olpln of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove and Sheriff George Judd of Provo, arrived in Ogden this morning morn-ing and they will return to Pleasant Grove this afternoon with the body of Mr Bezzant, where burial win take place In the cemetery of the young man's homo city Bezzant was twenty-two years of age, the son of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bezzant of Pleasant Grove. He was born In Pleasant Grove and was educated edu-cated In the Utah county schools, having attended the university at Provo The young man was popular with his companions at hqme as he was popular with those with whom he was lately associated in the surveying sur-veying business The mother of young Anderson has telegraphed the undertaker here to give her boy a decent burial In the Ogden cemetery, It being Impossible for hr to have the body removed to her home in Washington, 00