Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08


red les, ,hoir oldest -on little over two
years ago, 80 this. uiiiicilou Is the more
severe.
rho public was permitted 70 view the
remains ct the ismiiy rcsidonce rom
10 10 ain. saturday. whom he caslet was
closed a procession comnoiou a. mem-
bors Of Tho y. NJ. and \. l.. NJ. ]. \. 10
tho number %. 4ixtv.ioar dressed ih
black and white dtapories; tho Primary
children, thiriy.four In number, her
grandfather, William NJ. Alfred, nnd
oidost daughter aud other relatives On
foot, carriages with family and iriends,
followed the hearso TO the meeting house,
whore orviccs veto held at D q. ~.
The SPEAKERS were Di,hnp j. a. Hunt,
:. Matthews from Liberty. N. Booth.
bishop &. +. kcc Oh. u. NJ. Pugmifo aud
Elder J. II. Hair. who all epoko words 81
consolation aud comfort. The procession
then formed again rs above stated ana
went to tho cemetery, whore our dear
sister was consigned to tho silent ioinh,
there to await tho resurrection OF tho
just.
Sl.,or "Isila,n ~ she was familiarity
called, was ureanist for the ward a;id
sunday school choir. "a member Of The
Y. l.. NJ. !. a. nul socfoary for tho
Primary. She was Away ~ her post 81
duty. was VI cheerful aud amifhlc dis
position and beloved 10y all who know
hor Shu was married 10 VIM. ". Mi
chaolson In the Logan 2 emplc, October .,
1875. Her husband anu palrn.s arc nj
most heartbrolton with grief at the great
loss they have va. tainod, bat ihoy have
tho sympathy ard prayers Of the sains
to sustain thom Is ihoir hour ~ .oVcre
iflal. l.. NJ. ALLnEp.
PnitIr MILL
RvHnroN, May 20, 1875. lIru. Phi.ip
Nell n Riyeftou, ieit this mortal stale Of
action Mav ~ h 10 . o'clock AIN. He has
boon r. sufferer Tor about four vtars, and
tor three years aud ha ho has con-
stnutiy boon IL bod, and at times with
the uiOsi cNcruoiaiing alu that any
human nuiiufer codld experience. No
tongue can toll. no Yon deicfibr. tho
ag0nics In which.lirother Nell has passed
the lnsi thfoo years of his life. The writer
of this has many titnos, nj nirht WHOM all
nature ~ supposed to be- a. tosi, hoard hts
cries for help aud relief FOR over eighty
rods distance. lius no roliof came, al
though everything that human hand
could 10 was administered to him. Tho
doctors gavo him up two years ngo and
said lac could NOS live threo months. I'm
der all bis suiisrlngs his faithful Wits was
cons anlly NJ his side. never asking re-
lief from anybody, although having tho
caro- NJ n large family Of children besides
"a helpless husband.
Bro. hor Null was u ponalonod soldier
from tho Inst wa. lilo leaves a wife aud
twelve children to mvuru his loss. His
age was % years, aud his sickness aud
death originated iTom cancer ia tho
bowels. y. j. &.
nAnniEr mCiIESs.
Died at Pleasant Grove. May II, 1896,
Harriet Rlchinr, ugod ~ years, 4 months
aud 10 days. She was tho wife OF Thomas
Richins snd was born NJ Eastnor, Here
iordshno. England, December -, 1855.
She loinod the Church OF jesus Christ OF
l.alter-day Saints In hcr native plaoe,nnd
WIS the mother OF tou children; seven
survive her She came TO Utah In tho
year 1885 with mo nrst handeart COM
pany, Edmund Ellsworth captain. She
was truo saint, kind WHO aud dc.
voted mother. Her funeral look place
from the ward house Monday, 18Th, and
was largely attended.
Millonnial Star, please copy.
ANN LILA II. COOK.
GAnnrs Cry, Rich county, Utah, May
"a, lsg6.-Dlod at hor residence hero ON
the i7th OF May, lslj. ri . o'clock pun,
Ann Eliza nowland Cook, wifooi Pniuea,
W. ipuks Nhu was ho.n duuN 10 A1-pi
| In tho town OF st llwRtoF, Saratoga coun.
| ~, Now York; removed with her parents
10 kichland, Kalamazoo county, Mich.
| Ia hcg youth; WAS married 10 Phiuvas w.
Cook January 4, 1910; Joined the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of laIef-lnN saints IN
| tho spring ot 1873; came 10 Winter q laI
iors IN 1916 with her husband, anu TO-
NAMED ihoIo Two yoarsi came 10 thc
valleys In 1878, suffering all tho prisa'
tons OF iho saints In those carly day
removed with hor husband and family 10
Hear Lake valley In Tho TALL of 1858; eoi-
tied NJ swan Creek. Rich county, la 1865
was chosen president OF tho Relief sociu-
" OF the Garden city ward, TO which her
family belonged, la 1870 and has laborod
iai htully Ia that capacity ever since.
Sho was tho moiherof six,oon children
ten Of whom preceded her to the olhoi
side. She leaves n husband, six children
twenty-sovon grandchildren and iifsoor
Observation-Disclosures besides u numerous
Host OF friends to mourn tho loss OF 4
kind and loving mother, grandmother
and friend. She was over patient and
kind, having "a kind word for all ant
never complaining, whatever her lot. She
died as she had ever lived, having 4
strong testimony of tho truth Of the over
lasting Gospel aud la iull faith OF gloFi
Gus resurrection.
Mns. II. u. TEErLEs.