Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

last Wait 10 Brigham city was or
daincd Bishop OF the Dowoyvillc ward
which Onico ho illled up to tho day 81 his
death. Whom he became 30 weak that u
was hifiioult for him 10 speak he said 10
his family, ~ would like 10 bless You all
hut N YOU remain true and faithful we
will meet In tho grcai hofcafter.h Bishop
Dewey aud family were deeply attached
to each other la liic aud when death
summoned their earthly head to'lctve
this existence, tho whole family voto
shroudod In the deepest sorrow and they
have the sympathy of tho onllro COM
muDity. Those In the ward who were
not Of his faith frequently called on him
and did all In their power TO administer
comfort.
The funeral service, wore held a, hi.
residence under delightful grove
.lsnted by his own hand. A select
choir under tho leadership Of Prof. \. y.
Ice. OF Brigham city, furnished the
singing. Appropriate remarks were
madc by Father Jude Allen. Christian
Hanson, o. G.. Lnrnland, bishop Carl
Jensen, Bishop Thoma. Harper Bishop
Funcillo Durphy. High Councillor Cram
dali Dunn and Sake Counselor Charles
Kelly. Among other things Elden Kelly
testified "the doceaeed was held IN per-
feet love aud confidence by the pTosi-
doncy Of the stake, the High Council
aud tho Priesthood IN general" Ad-
dressing tho family he said, "thore lice
your father. patriarch and king; be- kind
% his counsos and forever love and
cherish his memory No man was
more devoted TO his family than Brother
Dewey aud fow men were more loved hy
n family than the deceased. a long pro.
cossion, consisting OF eighty vehicles and
numbering go people. followed tho re-
mains to the DeweyVille Cemetery. l. der
Kelly offered tho dcdicalofy prayer, amer
which tho mortal remain. Of our worthy
brother were placed away quietly ~ resi
TO avail the resurrection calf.
bonrNlo HussATEn.
MARY 4. PADDLES.
WEsr WEnrH, oct. 10, 1895. As rule
In our settlement we have peace and
prosperity inlermixcd with social parties
nnd other nmu-umonts that are suitable
for both old aud young; hut In tho midst
OF our pleasure aud enjoyment death
comes, gs IL did In the home OF 4. NJ.
Paddles on the liih inst, at which time
brother Paddles lost most devoted aud
loving vile. and tho children kind aud
anectionao mother.
About ton days before her death Sister
Paddles gave birth TO n iino baby girl,
and things seemed to be quite favorable
for fow days, but ohilla set In, followed
with heavy foyer, aud other
things nniayorablo 10 " woman
In hor condition. Medical skill
was summoned and everything that
could possibly be done by kind aud will
Ing hands; bui she gradually grew worse
until tho above date when she brealhod
her last, surrounded by hor family and
ffiend-.
ilor funeral service. were held In the
West Weber meeting house ON the 10th
inst, when tho house was crowded Ia
every part. Tho spirit Of the Lord In.
spircd those who spoke and many thing.
were said to comfort the bereavod family
and friends.
Mary A. Paddles, vito Of A. NJ. Fad
dies, and daughter OF John and Eliza
| beth Russell, WIS born In Slnlithgow-
shire, scotland. May II, 1855, omigfatod
TO Utah w.t. her parent. IN September,
leil aud located Ia Alma; was married
| TO a. II. Paddles March /. 1875; has lived
| IN THIS .ill 90 about six years. She lea-os
a husbAnd and nine children 10 mourn
her l"ss-six sons mud three Daughters.
las parents Of Sister Faddie, were
10 h true l.aiter.dny Saints devoted tn
tho work " Ooi. Though lcy had a
family OF twelve children, they always
took pleasure Ia making home for the
Elders, aud helping Ia oyory way they
/ y ssibly conld IN forward tho work OF
God ~ ttoir native country, and a. a ro-
sui. Of this good example their children
are all In Y ud standing In the Church.
Sister FaddieA has left ua, hut tho i'm
prints OF noble and iruo mother are
stamped ON the minds and character oi
hor children. Last spring her oldest
sou, David, was called on mission 10
the southern States. He was only
mere boy, about 10, but no wa.
willing to leave all Tor tho Gospel.
sake. aud tho wurds Of his mother
10 him were; "lo-, go, my son; we arc
willing to make any sacrifice that will 90
Tor your good. shun tho very appear.
anco Of evil, DO true TO God aud your
brethren, and all Will ho weli.n No
| doubt no will DO almost heart. broken 10
bear OF tho death Vt his mother, but |
feel sure hor last words 10 him, when he
Lon home, will never be forgotten. Tho
family had been looking for letter
nom him for some few days before she
died, aud almost hsr lAst words were;
elias the mail come In, aud 10 there any
word from navidG'
Very respectfully, n. HAWKES..