Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

PLAIN GUY, Weber Co., Utah, Feb.
10, lsg7.-There departed this lie in
Plain City on the 9th OF February, 1897
Sister Hannah Harrison, daughter OF
Robert Dore and Elizabeth Parker. The
deceased was born in Belper, Derby
shire, England, April 8, 1918. Herself
and husband were baptized into tho
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter. day
Saints March 81 ISIS, Elder William
Beaverton OF Willard City, Utah, per-
forming the ceremony. Ihoy were the
first fruits Of tho Gospel OF That town,
themselves and three others forming the
first members OF the branch. She emf
grated, with her partner In life,
TO Utah in the year ISIS, and
resided among her children up
TO the time OF her death. Previous TO
her emigrating to Utah, she was a real
dent OF the town Of Derby, whore at all
from Utah. and many there DO who can
testify to tho whole-souled generosity Of
our departed sister, She was the mother
OF nine children, five OF whom are alive
and residing in Plain City. She also
leaves behind her twenty-Beven grand
child-on aud four great-grandohildr5u
She was sick but few days, and when
death claimed her for his own Nor chill
dren flocked around her bed, and with
loving hands smoothed her passage 10
the grave. She died as she had lived. a
faithful Saint, q loving mother and a
true friend. And as she often Expressed
desire, she has gone TO join her hus-
band who preceded her TO the spirit land
some two years ago.
We shall miss thee from our Preside,
When the daily TASKS arc done;
We shall need thy loving counsel,
from morn TIL set OF sun,
We shall mics thee from our circle.
when we bow the knee in prayer.
And our hearts will feel tho sorrow,
When we view the vacant chair.
But wen bear our cross in meekness.
And our duties will rentw,
Asking God. our Heavenly Father.
THAI to HIM we may be true.
And when from our earthly toll lie frees US,
Be this our glad refrain.
Within the sacred portals.
We shall greet thee once again.
EDwAhD GoDDAnD.
Utah papers and Mlllenuial star please copy
KAREN PEDERsoN NIELSEN.
Al 1850 O'Clock Friday night. February
5th, Mrs. Karen Peterson Nelson, an
old resident Of American Fork, passed
quietly from this 10 the other world,
after sickness from pneumonia OF u
weeks iduraticn.
The deceased has been loved and
respected by all during her whole life.
n ihA1 WIN MhbhA Flp iAbS bttn NtfY
intimate for many years. says that she
never hah word with Mrs. Nielson in
her life. The departed one was born ut
Ves,erby, on tho island of GLAND, Don.
mark, Dec. 20, 1877. She received the
Gospel OF the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latlor-dny Saints and was baptized
Nov. 3, 1853; was married to Siels Mel
son Feb. 8, 1851, and arrived in Utah
October o of the same year. The family
first lived in Kaysyille and Salt Lake hui
finally settled hero in 1856, where they
have lived ever since. She leaves d
husband and a family OF six children
five of whom arc married, viz: Mes
danes Sina Chapman, Martha Houston,
Caroline Miller and Oma Evans,and M
Niels Niel,en Jr, and Miss Sarah Mol
sen.-lCoM.
JOHN I. RICH.
John I. Rich died a, Brigham City,
Box Elder county, Utah, on Monday,
February 8b, 1897, at 3l4 p. M, of
hemorrEngo uf the brain. He was born
June 2Sth, 1910, a. Galeua, Illinoiq. He
came TO Uinh with his mother, Agnes
TAYLOR Schwartz aud family In the wear
lSl7, and resided in Salt Lake civ
number OF gears, lie was nfterwards
engaged In stock -rnising az Rush Valley,
Tooole county, and resided at Grants
villo with his family, whore he was well
and favorably known by all with whom
he became associated. some eight years
ago he moved his family to Brigham City,