Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-27
OBITUARY NOTES.
nAnn 49, 49, nANNINo nrLNAl

MARC AREr ANN MANNING nELNAr
OGDEN, April 3, 1901 have boon
requested TO furnish a few items in rolh 81
lion 10 the demise Of Sister Margafe
Manning Beluap Tho families 10 when
she belonged are widely known and, IKE
deceased, are highly esteemed By nll WI Q
knew them. She was the daughter OF
Henry w. and Margaru. Galbraith Man
Mug, aud was born iu this city i'm juno
1863. In 1871 The family removed 20
Hooper, in Weber county. As soon o.
the Sabtath school was organized IN
that place she became a member OF ~
aud soon thereafter she became toachot
Of a class, In which position she lanorou
with much pleasure aud also pr7hi 70
the pupils under her charge. She TOOK
dolirbt ia tho law Of the Lord and strovo
to honor IL 60 tho best OF hor ability.
Whom, in 1873. the Primary Assocla-
ton was Organized ut Hooper, sine wa.
nppoiutel first counselor TO President
Jessie wilson. She filled this trust WIN
honor TO herself and sausiaoioh 20 thnso
who presided over her 10 The stake, un-
ali 1852. when che was chosen by unani-
nous voio president of The associaion.
Sha presided over tho young pooplu IN
that Institution until 1850.
on tile on Of January, ISL she was
married 70 oliver Boiunp, son OF bishop
Gilbert Belunp. The fruits of this union
were siN children, the youngest ui whom
il about uiutu months old. In $50,
thoy camo tack and took up their pur-
manont residence 10 ogden.
About two year. ago she experienced a
severe attack OF "a grippe. She mover
fully recovered from The malady indeed
she has since boon afflicted with COM
plIcation of diseases from which she, for
many months. has endured the mos iu.
tense physical sulleuuga. can recall
HHH
severely. She endured all patiently tlll
the onu came,
sho had strong aith In the ordinances
for the healing ~ the sick, aud was
always honcnlod by the adminlsira IONS
Of he Elders. She had no fear Oi doaih,
but she had great anxio y 20 recover and
live for tie sake Of her children.
According To her earnest dosire, her pa D.
onts, husband and family hold on 10 her
aud exercised all he faith they could Tor
her recovery. until u became apparent that
hnr work here was done, aud sho was
"wautod on tho other side" Inr father
At last desired tho Elders 10 dedicao To-
tho Lord aud ask Him 10 take hor TO
Himself Their petition was granted.
ON tho 18th Inst her spirit passed quioiy
away 10 the paradise Of God
ON tho 20.h ms aut tho obsoquios wore
held Ia tho First ward meeting house,
which was nIlod 20 it, capacity with
friends, very many Oi whom had known
hor nom i0r infancy, anu by whom she
WIS muuh beloved Services were con-
due ed hy Elder n. N. Ensign. ConHul-
ing remarks were made by Elders Joseph
Hall, Chns. Wclch. Goo. a.. Browning,
Cha- Parker, W. W. child, q. T.. Mid
dloton aud u. II. Ensign. Al knew her
we'll, aud bore testimony that shO WIS
generous, kind, viriuoua, nrm nud
strong IN tho faith, full OF integrity, and
always took delight In doing good and
relieving the needs aud suiigrings OF
others She possessed comprehensive
knowledge OF hOr religion and always
rendered an intelligent, willing obOdi.
onco 10 itsrcquiromrnt.
An immoure coftegn followed her re-
mains 10 tho ogden nomotnry. whore tho
grave was dedicated by Bishop @. Bel-
nap. Yours uuly,
JosEru HALL.
SISTER NARY OLSEN.
FEnnoN, Emery county, Utah. April
~. 1901 Mrs. Mary Olsen, vito Of bishop
Frederick Olsen, OF Forron, Emery
,ouuty, Utah. born September /, ISL, Va
falster, Denmark; died April n, 1884,
amer a lingering sickness during more or
los- OF the last ton years, from asthma
sister Olson Joined the Church IN her
native land In tho year 1851, and with her
1851, crossing the Plains In tho hnndcft
company aud suffering all the trials aud
hhrdships OF that long and tedious jour.
noy without a sign Of murmurlug. 1loy
arrived IN salt Lake In September, 1851
ana moycu south 90 Snnpete, residing
there unlh tho fall OF 1885, when they
went 10 Alma, nov known ~ Monroe,
being called 70 do NJ by Apostle Hyde.
During the Indian war tho mission
was abandoned and they returned go
Spring city, Shnpelocouuty, whore Sister
Olsen ACTED A. first counselor 10 tho pres.
idont % Tho Relief Society unit. tge year
1ss2, when her husband being called to
Castle valley, she also LOFT her nome unco
moro % mako another start She was tho
president OF the Relief Society " this
place until recently, when owing % hor
w health, she resigned tho position
Tho funeral was bold on tho 10Th, aud
was the largest gathering OF the kind We
have ever had IA this place, thpro being
- wagons ana huggios In tho procession,
Tho speakers We're Elders g.. a. Larson,
President u the sake, who has known
the deceased Tor tho last 8l YEAR,: w..
Taylor, OF the High Priests Of tho S ako,
aud Bishop Hunning Olsen, OF Castle
Dale, who all spoke Of tho good traits of
Sister Olson, sister Olson has raised a
large family and she las gone 10 minglo
With some ~ thom, having fought The
good light and proved faithful 10 tho end.
Tho grave WIS dedicated with all Il oon-
tanned by President q. q. Larson.
Great sympathy Is tolt for bishop
Olson IN Ills sad bereavement: he has
now lived beyond tho allotted timo NJ
mnu. IL loit alone, and il NOT likely to
endure much longer W, TAYLOR,
a onoD WOMAN CONE.
The beloved vito Of Charles Partridge
died NJ Goshen, Utah county, March no.,
Mt 10 O'Clock p. M, Of dropsy, aged %
years, months aud o days. Born la
lrnmbull county, Ohio, December no.,
l7-si baptized into tho Church uf Jesus
Christ 0i Laiter.dsy Saints March l2,lsil,
ni La harpe, Hancock county. Illinois;
from there was driven out OF that state
with hor fithers family to Iowa, whore
Hho was married April 8, 1870; crossed
Tho nInIma In lhll A hnahnnI mud nLmnI