Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

seiplo meeting house on the afternoon
Of Sunday, September H. 1895 It was
o beautiful and imposing sight which
met the gaze OF the writer, M the pro-
cession started from the late residence
Of the beloved deceased sister. The
caskot was tenderiy borne by six stall
wart sons followed by thu Relief So
ciety ,of whom the deceased was the
tfeaEurer). her Borrowing husband and
children and scores OF sympnthlzing
friends. AZ She meeting house con.
soling nnd appropriate remarks were
mnde by Elders Henry Roper (who
baptized the deceased 20 years ugo).
Daniel Thompeon u the Stake prcsl-
dency Counselor Peter Nelson. Elder
sidney Peoples and Bishop Thomas
Yates. Expressions 81 sympathy were
also rendered from the Sunday school
and ward choir, OF which ORGANIZATIONS
Elder Mcmmott n the superintendent
and leader respectively. The singing
was appropriate and beautifully rem
dered by the inrgp choir. With sister
Rilla Wasdcn as organisI AZ the
graveyard the dcdlcatofy PRAYER was
offered by Counselor Wiilim l. Hatch.
after the hymn b.. Farewell all Earthly
Honors. had been sung By the choir.
I
beloved the remains 70 their last rest
Ing place.
II. y.
scipio. Willard County. Utah. Sep
I tcmbr Is, ises
MOSES JET
Spanish Fork Utah.
| September 10. 1895
~ Spanish Fork City September
?, 1898, Of old age. Moses jet; he was
/ born at piumstend. Norfolk. England.
July iG 1870. Joined the church ~
Jesus Christ OF fatter-day Saints jan
iary. 1870. M Norwich. Norfolk. Eng
land; emlFrntcd 20 Utah August ~.
1890 and later settled IN Spanish Fork.
where he passed away leaving wild.
ow. six daughters md four sons and
thlrty-thrce grandchildren. His end
was peaceful
Millcnniai star. please copy.
MARGARET Ellen VAN NoTTA
Helper. scpt 10. isss.-Thls evening
az 1870 my wife passed un TO another
condition " lie She had given birth
10 her seventh son on August 18th. and
ne passed away on the s0ih. Her
maiden name was Margaret Ellen Part
ing'on She was born In Lancashire.
England. May rs. 1884: was married
10 j. u. Van Nottn october ~. isH.
J. II. VAN NoTTA.
MARY ANN LLOYD.
AZ Sal, Lake city September 70. 1885
N the aiSiy-thlrd year OF her axe. Mrs
Mary Ann Lloyd, Of North ontario
"a. Mrs. Lloyd arrived here on July
sFlh last 90 visit her three sons and
other relatives residing here. Her sud.
/ den and unexpected demise was due 10
/ blood poisoning, the result Of a slight
injury 20 hor hand. received about a
week after her arrival here While a
stranger here. save 90 her immediate
relatives she VIII be kindly remembered
/ ny some OF our people who have met
her In her former home In pennsyi-
vnnln, She was a woman OF sterling
/ Integrity ana liberal views. A. 10 re-.
llgion she was a free will baptist, hut
No all times allowed all tho right 10
worship God as they thought best. Her
three sons Joined the t.attrr-day Saints
IN November. ISL. This she ala not OBJ
Get 90. but defended them when per-
secuted and DETAINED by others for their
religious views.
She was faithful wife and low
lng mother. She died nH she had
llved. nrm believer In Jesus christ
and In glorious resurrection. Thrro
sons, one daughter and nineteen grand
AAilhffn HufNlNt nNfi@ICumt
MRS. JANE wILRiE BLOOD.
Early on the morning OF the 7,h OF
September. is9s. the spirit Of Sister Jan.
w, Hood. wife Of Elder william Blood
OF kaysvlllc. quilted ita earthly tabcr.
naolc and went back 10 Ood who gave
II existence, there 20 await the resur-
focilon Of the lust. There was gathered
near her when the end came. at 1880
am, her husband and all Of her ten |
children, her father. John Hooper, her
sister, Mrs, Margaret Manning. and her
brothers. George 0albralth and John W. !
The deceased had been an invalid
and az times great sufferer, for near |
" six months prior 10 her death, having |
been stricken with homOrrhage OF the |
brain on March n. 1895. an attack from |
which she seemed utterly unable ia |
recover Every attention that loving |
hands could beatow was given her. hut |
beyond easing her pain and mlniaicrlnR |
10 her comfort. the efforts 81 friends |
and physicians were alike unavnllng. |
She became weaker day after day. final |
~ sinking Into cOmat0so condition, |
and the last few days She slcp, con- |
nthntly, The end came peacefully. |
There was no struggle; no word was |
spoken, but "a n an angels hand had |
touched her brow aud removed from n |
the iraclnEs u prolonged suffering and |
illness, her face assumed n calm and |
happy expression a. tho spirit passed |
away,
Jane wilkle Hooper Blood was tho
daughter % John and Annie Wilklc |
Hooper. ana she was born In South /
ainplon. Hampshire. England. on May |
2. isfb. While she was an infant her |
parents moved TO Bristol. ana We're en-
gagged as steward and atewardosa on
the steamship Brilliant. which Sailcd |
between Bristol ana Cornwall. Her
mother Joined the Church In 1859. and In
1888 her father also became Latter