Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
OBITUARY NOTES.
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The funeral services over the remains
| u "Old Lady N1wlhn,' ~ she was 10.
miIsriy known, were hold iu the Union
ward house ON Tuvsday, March 3rd,
Bishop lshmael Phillip. presiding. she
| died ia the evening ui Feb. -l.n.
This aged sister. hp was IN hor sob
| year, va. one Of the early settlers Ia
Union watd, having located there about
| iutty.1ye Yeas ago, when Hho was me
| vi cot Elder Jtilrrs. Win nor Jus.
| band she moved uu To- the Jordan sOou
alUr heir arrival, bot suus' uuuntly
70 ufuod to tnU ward ana 70.
maiued there tii the death Of her
| husband, which occurred many years
/ agp. sister Juilrcs .NDsl ian Joined tho
Church OF Jesus CHRIST u Latter day
| Saints during its early history in Michi-
yam aud druyua team from there TO Ma %
WOO, aud a. the time ct lhu exodus rho
! drove "A cam across lac plains, her huH-
band driving luH stock, ui whicn they
hau considerable She was strictly
business woman, cpui citing her hnan-
clal affairs with marked ability up to
within tow years ago. Alter the d. ath
VI T. der Jviiu0s. hor hrst husbud,
sho married Rider CHARLES NOwlau. Sue
was au invalid Boo last low years " hor
lie aud was CAREFUL, tended during tuat
Imn hv no ward authorities aud Relief
society. IL b, not kuuNn that sue has
any blood relations living, never having
had any children.
Al tho funeral service, the speakers
we're Cuuusolprs M. NJ. Brady an J,
l., JamUs, Elders John Sharp ana John
Ouotn, aud bishop lshmsoi Phillips, Ia
tho order named. lh0y spoAc OF her
iai.hulno's m tho cau-e d uuth, aud
hef generosity. She was buried m tho
Union graveyard aud was followed 10 her
ros,lng place by many OF her friends.
WILLIAM D. MEcuAN.
PAUE VALLEY. Box Elder Co, Utah,
Fob. -, 1915 On Jan. No., 1896, PARK
Valley Was called 90 mourn tho loss OF
ono Of hor brightest aud most rospoC Ud
young men. william 4. MOcham, oldrst
son VI Bishop WIN. II. and Almira
Mocham. Deceased was ~ years old aud
u faithful and obrdlont son, Ilo was au
efficient aud fosuUC oi member Of y. NJ.
NJ, !. A. and sunday school. lie pos.
.oszcd a wonderful talent for tho violin
aud used to iufni'h he music Tor tho
parties held In The settlement.
The funeral services were held Ia the
Park Valley school house. Every person
in the valley was present TO pay last
tribute Of respect tu such a noble son,
aud there was scarcely u dry $50 IN tho
whole hsHumb.asct 30 great was their
grief
Ito was greatly beloved by his father.
mother. brother. and sisters aud all who
know him. What IL our lUsa IL hi. gain.
Ross.
WILLIAM O.. rACKLh
Died At soda Springs, Idaho, February
lp, lsJj, William T. Packer, son ~
Ma han I. aud Mary 4. Packer. De
ceased was born NJ Franklin, Idaho,
Ociober n, isIE he was - years, Z
months anh days old. Ills death was
caused by sharp pains In his lungs which
brought death ia about two hours. llo
was out down M tho prime Of NE, aud
va-A SOBER homes INDUS rious man,
aud a iaitnfl Saint, and beloved By all
who knew him.
ON Friday, February a, the corpse
was takon "a tho meeting house NJ soda
Springs, followed by a large host Of fula-
uvrs aud ifouds, whore the funeral rer.
vice was hold, and tue following namod
brethren spoke' Bishop L. A, McdrAm