Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
OBITUARY NOTES.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Waddoups Wood was
| born Juno ~, 1853, at Sowe. Warwick
\ shire, England, was baptized March D
1868. aud confirmed a member Of iho
| Church Of jesus Christ of LugCt.dAy
! Saints Niarch O., 1858: omigmicd To- umn
/ with her parents in Tho year lsl-i located
/ ut Buuuuml, Davis county, Utah. She
was married 10 Daniel g. Wood on Fob.
| y, 1869, NJ tho Endowment house, salt
I Lake Cliy; moved from Bouutful 70
| Nockiand, oneida county, Idaho, in come
pauy with hor family Ia Jduo, 1883, and
| from there io Star Valley, Wyu.i iu lNev.
ON Fob. -, i.gj she gave Dir b 10 ulrl,
which dlod, aud on Fob. ~, 1895, sho
passed away from this sage Of nc ion 10
land uf roft, 49, promised TO hu futhfuli
for she was faithful AMI was % puro.
hearted wife mud mother; sho was always
happy aud chCor.ul She luAvrs hus-
band, four sons aud four daughters 10
mourn hor loss. sho has buried two
boys aud one girl.
Tho funeral HOrvlcos ~ siltor Wood
were held at Auburn, March ., 1895, pro-
sided over by Bishop nomou Hyde.
Eldor a. V. can was tho Hrst speaker.
Ito had boon acquainted with tho dHplr.-
cd sister porhapi longer than any one
present except her father aud bf1'hcE
too much could not DO said in hOr praise
and oulogy. Sho was trur Saint. Wo
bolovo ~ a people pa the resurrection.
our sistor had but passed. o. another
sphere 90 thOfO continue hOr labor. Ito
prayed that tho Lord would bless tho be-
rcayod family aud comfort aud chour
them Tor HOS struggle.
Ellor w. W. Burton was tho next
speaker, aud also offered words Of con-
ISOLATION aud insiru1iion.
bishop j. q. Dewey then addrOgaOd tho
meeting iu similar strain, citiug the lnst
words u sisior Wood, "Fathsr, Thy Will
DO dunnu
Elder Thomas waddoups, Of Bouut.
ful, brother ~ departed sisior, nltO
addressed tho coung, acknoWiolg-
iug tho hand o, the Lord IN His proyi.
doncos.
Elder George O,mond, president oitho
Stake, road from the Book uf Mormon
lAlma, inih chapter Of death aud u tho
resurrection ut the body " men. lie re-
ierfod 90 tho many yirtuof OF tho dee
cunsod, and snii Do know sho died tho
death VI tho righteous. Ito urged those
present 90 emulate hor example Of faith-
tulucss and awaken TO their duiiuH.
Bishop llemUu Hyde endorsed tho ro-
marks N tho previous speaker lilo said
Sister Wood was indeed a good C0un-
tol1f-a mother 10 old and young. Tho
services were then brought To "a CLOSE
COMMUNICATED
uANNAu 81. wHunr.
In memory OF Mrs. Hannah N. Wright,
who diud ON Mach "a, 1915, nt her home
in Min Crock ward, sale Lake county.
She was born iu sheffield, England,
March nh, lSli aud was tho daughter Of
GOorpo aud Aun Watson. SHE was the
daughter Of Elder Joseph Wright, de-
ceased. She leaves two IONS, throo
wiio, twenty hvo gInndchildron
and eighteen groat'gnudchildron TO
mourn hor loss. Brother aud sisior
Wright omigtatod IN uMh In tho year
1870, located In salt Lake city for a short
tmc, then moved 10 MN Crock ward,
whore she resided until hor death.
Sister Wright was "a faithful Lattor-day
Saint. She was nll that constitutes true
/ woman Gentle AMI kind m her domez-
| tic circle; she was a loving vito and
/ mother Possessing great mith caused
! her to Withstand acute suffering la order
| that she might clpnvo unto her family us
long a. possible Her parting was rs
peaceful as though quietly falling asleep.
She WIS surrounded by all hor children
aud everything that loving hands could
| do for hur WAS done.
Size was ainiihiul momber of tho Relief
| Society, although unable to meet with
| her sisters, sho literally donated 10 tho
/ poor ana suffering. She performed n
/ noble work for tho living and tho dead la
/ tho st. George temple. Bro. Wright was
one OF tho tlrat who was called To Dixie TO
settle that country, aud ho ohUyod tho
call, taking - part OF his family with
] him.
/ Tho funOfHl was held la the MIL Crook
ward houEo, Ito services being conducted
by Bishop j. q. Hamiltou.N Inappropriate
romsrks were made boy Elders Joseph T..
| Taylor, Daniel Mcil1v, John hOddiugton,
aud several OF the LOCAL brothron, which
I family. The romaihs were followed to
tho ward cemetery by "a cDncOurso NJ
loving relatives aud friends To- pay their
last respects to the dear departed one.