Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

Died al Draper, Salt Lake county. ot
old sgo, on Thursday, October 18th, 1895.
Robert Shiploy.
Deceased was born at Billion, Lincoln
shite, England, October sth, 1916. was
baptized IN tho wear 1871, NJ Cruwl, In
said county. and was ordained an Elder
In he native country. lilo emigraied 10
Council Bluffs in the year 1870. Came TO
Utah IN 1850 aud winipfe1 IN Great salt
Lake city, whence ho moved 90 Draper
Ia March, is1i, remaining there until
his doe'h. brother shipley was plo-
noer ~ Draper. an honest, upright man,
aud a faithful 1.aitor.dav saint. lie was
a member OF the High rficsts' quorum,
aud died In the full assurance n fosuf-
teciion Of the Just and tho glory which
the Righteous Judge shall give 10 those
who have spent their life In hia ,eryico-
fCou.
ADELA 4. RINnALf-
Died NJ Kauosh, Willard County. 90
'obor lOth, 1890, Adalla A. Kimball, aged
o. YEAR,, months aud 10 day=.
She was tho daughter OF "a hnrIno aud
i.her Wilcox. and WAS born In Shandgu
county, New York She wHs first mar.
lied to William iiattou, VINO was killed
by Indians at Fillmore, which len hot q
widow, with throo small children, Wit
/
Afterwards married to President Hotter
q. klmtal aud lived IA his family until
her daughter Mary Eliza rns married to
Abraham a. kimball, aud ho was
called on mission to tho Muddy.
She accompanied them, aud thuIe she
aciOd as president Of the Roief
society. The family, after low
vsats spont IN that then inhospllable
country, moved norh a. far a. kunosh
county, where she has lived up to tho
Time u hor death. On January 1, is55,
society IN tho kaBosh ward, and for
nearly twenty-five years ha, lAborud
faithfully Ia hat capacity. she was we'll
qualified Tor that position, bning awomnu
uf Kind aud gentle disposiuou. always
ready with Tho healing balm Of charity
aud spiritual counsel for the AFFLICTED.
Her soul was full Of peace ~ all man
kind. she was never known 10 endorse
a SANDER or encourage gossip. She hal
q great reverence for the pTiesthoOd, aud
her presence brought with II an tntlu.
onco Of peace. Even the Tudest boys
upon the streets noted Aunt Adelia's ap.
ptoaUh, for all who knew her loved her
For the past two years her health has
been falling, aud tor tho La. year she has
teen mostly confined 20 her bod. she
was conscious 10 tho last, and Hs tho
shadows u this lie bore down upon her
aud the horizon OF hor bright reward was
dawning. she called hor childfon aud her
rfaudchildron around hor bod and boro
To them faithful testimony o. the truth
81 the q lspol, urging them 10 he true aud
stead ast IN tho great work ~ God, thon
silonly passed away. Tho immediate
faufO Of death was catarrh OF the stom tch
'nh head, from which sho suffered
greatly.
Ina funernl was under the direction Of
the mrmhers u the ward Relief socie y,
aud was beautifully conducted. The
| procession walked from tho residence
| two blocks TO tho mogtlng halli nTrt
camo President I. y. lllnckloy aud
Bishop Jesse iiopkinsou, followed bv
two members ~ ihe High Council. then
the Bisnop's cOunselorr, followed hv six
veterans ia tho Priesthood. bearing Ia
| their hands tho heautiful oaskot con ain
ing the oofp,e. then followed tho whole
| body Of tho Relief sooioiy, and
las ~ citizens " all ages and
Ialth dld honor 20 the decreased.
The oaskot was placed ~ tho center Of the
hall aud mon Il Stood n large cross Of
now cut flowers
10. II. Watts, George Crane, james,
| Abraham aud Bishop Hupkin,on were
tho speakers, and President 1. y. HinoH
| ley endorsed all the good thing that had
been said OF our dopar I'd sister. llt
| connected her oilapfing aud all assembled
g. emulate her Ito ana example, US being
among tho bright aud faithful onuz ol
| this life. Then was tondofly laid away
the bodv Of rare member OF woman
| Kind, whose peaceful NO Leaves sw0U
memories with all who know her.
GronoE CRANE.