Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-26
Two SAD DEATHS.
Tho Grim Reaper visits COlOnia
Jlarl, Mexico
sistota Wary .. y. geasdaio Rud Laura
q. whippI~ CNiIsd 60 Anoih.
80 Aph.rr.
CoLosiA JuARFz, Mezlcr,

DccoAibef H. 1870.
To the Editors
/ have ~ record som sai events that
have piungei usIn sIrr5w and M
tau. Sister Laura HcCltllNn.whip Ie
came to Celonls Juar,1 On Wilt 30
ncr father aud mother AMI enjoy with
thrm tau holidNyH. Eho was taken sirk
nu the way aud suffered morn liver
complaint. Bne mad not been loug 1T
her home hu'lre u developed into
jAundicB with rHgiuE iuvrr, sni not
v withdrawing all mat could bu done,
she dled at Colopin JulG,1 gt mil.
night, December II, 1895.
Sister Laura Catherine Whlpple ~
born June o, 1870, ut PsysOu, Usnh
| county, Utab. Sue was The ttlUvci
| daughter OF William e.. aud Elsie Jane
/ Rlohatssn-M cClelnn, ami faithful
member OF the Chutcn " Jesus Christ
Of LAiter.1ay SAINTS.
Her funeral obscquies were held in
/ the Juattz ward school house on
/ the afternoon VI FnIAy, December
18Th, large number OF relatives
and ftsnts being present. Choir
sang "Neatef, My Savior, to Thee"
Elder John &. listlef offered prayer.
| Choir SANG "Sougs Of the Heart"
| pa.r.aTun W.. n. r.. Slowcll, Elders
Miles A. Roninty and George Teas q .
were the speakers on ths uocnsion,
Offering cousollng romaTks. The choir
sang "Bisier thou vnot mild and love-
ly,"And El'oT John j. Walser pro-
bounced the bVnodic,iOn. At the
graveyard Elder lens1Alo pronounced
The dedication sud returned thanks In
behalf OF the family for assistance RON
defcd during rlcknris and eympaihy
manifested on tue occasion.
Since then We have all been palm
fully shocked Mt the loss Of our be-
loved sister Mary Loretta T.. Teasdslr,
the fret cOun,olOr ~ Precedent Dora
W. Frat, Of tho pret,dcncy OF the
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
as.ociAtions 0f the Juarek stake OF
Zion, aud president Of the stake presl-
dency Of the Primary associations,
WAC has been 20 fuilhlul Hui devoted
In her much appreciated lnbOis. bisler
| TeasiAle mas been Riling Tor SOme
time Tut would not give up, but
curing the lasl i've weeks sue hGu
boon uontiued to her room, faithfully
wapei on by her family and Sister
Phoebe /. Alfred, her nurse. All that
affection could suggest Ia help given
nnd faithful admlnislTAii1ug and for.
ven. prayers were offered Ia hops het
Iife and usefulness might DO Continued
on earth, but II Ia. pleased our Father
In heaven 10 tlEe her from this pro.
tallonaty .estste,to labor In AJrighler
and higher sphere.
BistrT ~. l.. T.. Tsaldalo was born
May 20 O., 1858, ~ Nepni, Juab county,
Uinh. dh- was ihe daughter Ol
James anu JsLa P.oI1n. Sue has nj
waya been devoted 10 tue cause OF the
RpleeinVr. Neatly four years OF hor
life WAS spent "a lha Llverpnll Oilica
Aud many OF tho missionaries will re-
member her kindly sefvices. bho has
been devoted lAbofsr IN the Mexican
mission Ia the Relief societies,
Young Ladies Improvement and
Primary associations, advocating the
principles Of the everlasting Gospel
and bearing faithful testimony to TIC
divnio mission OF tho PfoFhHl Jossuh
smith and the estsbiishment Of tut
Church OF Jesus Christ upOn tho earth
in there last days. She WIS an inielli'
gent woman we'll iniormei IN the dec
time Of Christ and the Bible and Boz
OF Mormon scripture, aud tue lie oI
the Prophet Joseph smith. Her lee
lures were always Interesting and In
z siruotive.
3 Her funeral obsequi,s we're held OF
. Sunday, Dec. 18Th, 10 tne Jusroz war.
school house. The officers aud mem
:. hers VI Y. l.. NJ. anu Primary asso
y olAIisns met at her residence and TIE
ohilIfen sang the Primary hymn
"Gnat shapOrd Of the Sheep" Then
u procession was formed 10 the schOO
|. house. Bishop Geo. w. Savoy pre-
3 sided. The house wss filled to over
Q flowing, tho Relief Society, Youni
/. Ladies' Improvement aud Primsr!
q associations being fully Tepresente,
v with all tho officers aud members
Q The choir sAug the hymn; "MouTi
not the dead who poaceiul lay thel
UeaTitd bodies down." Patriarch
William II. II. 5towoli offered prayer
v Choir sang; at Ia we'll" Counselo
+, Miles T.. Rymnoy anu Elder Edwarl
q stevenson preached the funeral dis
/, course. Their remarks were lull OF con
:. ISOLATION aud encouragement, as tho.
. testified 10 tho faithful labOts Of tn
q departed, the value OF well speu
!. ME and the certain fecompor ce OF r,
a ward ina glorious resurrection. Tn
/. choir sang; "NHaTer my God Ito Thee.
n BenediCtlon was pronounced by Eide
n Miles L. Romney. Then the oOngTt
!. gallon took last LOOK OF the calm
d pale face OF the deceased, aud lou
!. procession followed to the graveyard
d " there the body was Consigned to III
l. tomb, Bishop George w. sevey otiel
a lug the dodicatory prayer
4 A great deal OF anecliohate sy mpath
4 aud coincidence have been manifesto
rs 10 tho family by the Sainis, Tor be
lots Is n public one che was believe