Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17
OBITUARY.


ORDERviLLE, Utah, June 80. $780,
Elder MAIDS sofonson who departed this
lilo On tuo 10Th Of June. 1896, aitor an ILL
ness ~ about eighteen months, WIS born
Ia NovO, Aalborng county, Denmark, on
the 21h of March, $50 lie was tho
fourth son Of Soron llauton. lie married
kirsiun Lar on, November ~, 1851 and
with his vile embraced no Gospel on
the stu Of March, 1851 lie emigraicd ~
Utah In 1874, the Year previous having
Hent i've Of his children, the youngest Of
them beng but eight years u age. Tho
parents dedicated Thorn 10 their llotvonIy
fathof'a care. with tho hope of meeting
them again, which wna realized the year
following. Himself and vito with two
small children arrived In Utah, July a.,
1874 lilo iirst lived in Cottonwood ak
months, then moved TO Mill Creek,
where he remained one year.
whom ho removed to panguiich
and remained there about one year.
Ito won't ON a visit TO Orderyillc, aud
while there, he folt hO could live nearer
70 the Lord should no Join tho order,
lie accordingly did 40, moving hts family
thoro loNcopt three sons who had moved
to other pacosl In February, 1877. He
rcmairod faithful Ia that order until IL
broke up.
IIo has laborod In tho Temple for his
dead relatives and received his own
blessing. lilo was a hard working and
an industrious man. willing 10 do his
share In holping tho work along. paying
his donations and tithing, etc. He was
ordained "a High Priest ON the 9Th Inst.
lilo was always anxious TO servo tho
Lord and overcome the failings that NOR
tails hayo to contend with. lilo died
faithful In tho cause OF truth, loavlnga
wife, soyon children and many friends TO
mourn his loss. 4. l.. 4.
WILLIAM W. ALLEN.
on July 6, 1900, William W. Allen OF
Nephi, Of old ago. born July ~, isIp, at
loominstor, llorofordshiro, England;
joined tho Church OF jesus Christ OF Lat.
tor-day Saints August, 1910: was bap-
tzed by Elder John Squires; cmigralod
TO Utah ia the year 1851. lilo was a
travelling Elder In England and Wales
for nino years previous TO coming 10 this
country. Amer having lived in salt
Lake City for tomo timo no moved to
Provo, In tho year 1850 he was called 10
I'll mission 10 TaNas. Al tho time Of
tho move ho was called homo. lilo started
tho hrat sunday school IN Provo. lie
labOrod for several months az mason
on THO ST. George tomplu; moved to
Nophi Ia May, 1876 worked on the
Manu temple TO ita near compile
uon; was released ON account Of sick-
mes; was one OF tho presidents OF the
lOrly.ninih quorum OF Seventy ior
many ysArs; aftOrward was ordained
High Prio.t. lio has been a sunday
school officer nuttlv over since lac has
resided la Sophi. lIo attended Fastday
mCoung last Thursday. bOro faithful
testimony aud assisted tho Bishop la
confirmation Of those being baptized the
day before.
Brother Allen filled oyory position In
tho Church with dignity and honor. Ito
leaves five sons and one daughter and
fourteen grandchildren. lilo buried a
vito and child In tho ocean Hts later
wife preceded him about eighteen months
ago.
Funoral services were held In tho South
ward chapel. Tho speakers were Elders
w. aud J. w. Paxman, j. Jenkins, Sis.
ter Mar ~ chiorih, l.. A. Bailey and
Bishop w. II. Warner. Many followed
IN the cemetery. Dodicaiory prayer was
offered by Bishop Warner.
Millenninl Slar, please copy.
ELLES JOHNSON nEARDALL.
Died In Springvlllc, Utah, June sth,
1900, Ellen Johnson, daughter OF Francis
and Emma Boardall, aged 81 years,
months aud u days. She had been a
teacher and dlligont worker In the
springyillo Rollof Society for years. Sho |
lived a most exemplary lie, and died In |
full hope and certainty Of glorious |
resurrection. She emigratcd 10 Utah In |
1858 from Mansfield, Nol,inghamshiIo,
England, with hor parents.
FRANCis BEARDALL.