Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-16

kind parents and host Of friends
no was anrtoundei with every
comfort desirable. Tho heartfelt ordi-
nancos for the sick were applied by the
Priesthood often, which gave him imme-
diato relief bus had not permanent
effect. The bosi medical xii was
brought 10 bear, but no permanent relief
was gained. Rheumatic and typhoid
fever had now secured hold, and slowly
the robust frame became emaciated unul
death released hin from bis pain Just
twenty-twu days amer It's return.
Funeral services wore hold nt the
meeting house; aud while IL was n
moufniul slight 10 SEQ ak ~ his brother,
whose hears were stricken " IN grief,
carry the beautiful coffin thlthor, yet u
allied he soul with JOY uuspeak-
Hblo 10 know that tloso brothers
wofo honorable men and mag
niled the Priesthood. Services wore
conducted by =. W. Goold, our Bishop
being brother OF tho deceased. The
stand was properly draped and the
house crowded to oxcoss by d sympa-
thiziug audience, many nom adjacent
settlements having como especially out
Of respect TO the departed. Tho choir
rendered appropriate singing. and the
rendering ct 80, my Fathnin by Thumts
llsnHon was truly Inspiring. Prayer
WIS offered by Joseph a. Jensen. Tho
Speakers wore o. G. Audrcsaon ~ Mon.
roe, Simon Christensen of Riohucld,
Bishop Jensen Of Elsinorc, Patriarch
q. ". smith, and VIM. II. seeg-
miller. president OF tho stake. An ox-
pressed tho deep regret thoy felt NJ tn
departuroof brother Hammer, eulogized
his noble character and excellent quail.
itios, stating the thought that % he was
the only uue Of tho family who had tho
Priesthood on tho other sido Of tho vail,
no surely was wanted there. Bonedic-
ton WAS offered by Ycrgeu Yergunsen,
amer which fully 200 took a farewell lOoK
at tho face OF tho departed.
The funeral procession consisted Of
twelve young men ON black horses. fol-
lowed by tho hoarse, neatly dnpod. Then
the horse and empty saddle belonging TO
the deceased, lod by his warm friend and
companion In sicknosa, Thom1s War
mock, nier which M y-ihroo vehicles
follow Tho remain tu Iho grave, whore
a hymn was sung and dodit atnfy prayer
Offered by Elder william A. Wa mock.
Bro hor Magioby has had Tomatk-
ablo oSporlence In his life Of ~ yo,r.. lie
IOsi bis mother when mon h. O'di twice
before q yosra " age ho narrow ~ escaped
drowning, being aiken from The wa or
limp anu unconscious; whom a. tho ago
" u ycnr' no was ucc.don y shot by tho
| discharge OF a gun IN his own hands, tho
charge entering his breast aud ranging
| upward, and Only she powor Of tho Al
mighty NANTES ed through tho Priest.
hood retained him for tho noble
work be had to porformi after
being released from his mission
he spent money In gathering gonoalogios
Of his ancestors. OF which he had over
2u0. lie also intended To visit Palestine,
always having duzifo 10 too tho birth
| place Of tho llodoomef. Amor accomplish
/ ing good work he 70 uTnod home to
spend "a fow DAYS ofHunorlng with rola.
| lives aud friends and ono to whom he
was loirothed, whose heart IL deeply
"a idcnrd: and undoubtedly no has nov
rJno TO labor with those whose goncalo-
gios no had collected. W. 4. w.
Blkubon and scandinavian star, please
note.
WILLIAM ALnERr nHYNEH,
Pmcr. Carbon county, Utah, January
| o IA, islb.-t pen you for publication the
sad news OF tho death " our doar aud
only son thaving lost two and two
daughters pfcylousl william Albert, son
~ Albert and MofiAh Pace lirynor,
| born Dec. Goth, 1851, ~ New Harmony
| Washington county, Utah. and died
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county, Utah. This leaves " with only
ono little daughter. aged s years. The
trial Is very hard TO bear, as 1 have lust
returned lsomo two months ago from
tho Swiss aud German mi.sion aud the
deceased son hiss proved fnthor In my
absence, which lasted over ~ months.
ALuEHr BnYSEn.
Swiss and German Stern please copy.
ELizA 0EnuEH.
PocATELLo, Idaho, Jan. Z, ispd-A
sudden death occurred In this ci De.
cember 3lst-that Of Siaor Eliza Gerber,
aged % years. Sister Gerber was In her
usual health the day before. Cramps
was the cause u dealh. Funeral services
were conducted by Bishop q. j. Cannon
at the POcatello meeting house, ut pm,
January 3rd. Tho speakers were Elders
!. -. Hawkloy, Il. l.. Cox and n. II.
| Nelson. All spoke words " comfort 10
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