Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-24
OBITUARY..


Lake shore. Utah, Feb. IA, 1885,
With profound sadness we record the
death of another of Gods noble wo-
men. Sister Julia Jensen Hanson, the
beloved wife of Niels p. Hanson. Sis
ter Hanson was born in Frederick,
Denmark, Nov. &c, 1886: came to Utah
in the summer of 1874 for the Gospels
sake, and has resided in Lake Shore
the last eighteen years. She was the
president of the Relief Society at the
time of her death and has been coun-
selor since the organization of the So
oiety In Lake shore. In this work. as
well as In the Primary, where she was
an aid. she won the love and esteem
of all who labored with her. She was
the mother of twelve children, five of
whom preceded her to their infant
grave, and seven are left to mourn
her loss, the youngest being babe of
six weeks old at the time of her death,
She suffered much but was true and
faithful through all and bore her suf-
fering with the greatest of patience.
she was resigned to meet the end with
cain and faithful testimony of the
truth of the Gospel Of Christ; and
talked ca' v of the happy change
| that awe / her. Deceased died at
her home IN Lake Shore, Feb. 6, 1898.
after an illness of six weeks. Funeral
services We're held in the meeting
| house. Her remains We're followed to
the cemetery by large concourse of
relatives and friends paying their
last respects to the dear departed one
| fCom.
SARAH JANE REMINGTON ADAM
SON.
Died at Lake View. Toocle county
| Feb. 4, 1898. of heart failure, Sarah
Jane Remington Adamson. She was
| born in Louth, Lincolnshire. England
| Sept. 90 1892 and came to Utah In
1866 in the handcart company Of DAME
! Macarthur, herself and brother having
pulled u handcGrt from Iowa to Salt
Lake CITY, Shortly after her arrlva
in salt Lake City, accompanying hel
Tooele. where she resided until hei
marriage. May 0. 1862. to David G.
Adamson. She was the mother of ter
children-seven boys and three girls
girl and boy having preceded her t.
the spirit world. Sister Adamson EN-
braced the Gospel when twelve years
| of age and remained faithful until hel
death She lubored as a Sunday schoo
teacher in Lake View for about eigh
years, also acted as secretary anc
treasurer for several years in the Re
lief Society. Her mother has attained
the ripe age of 80. and Is stlll living IL
Georgetown, Bear Lake.
Funeral services were held in tn,
meeting house. Monday. Feb, Z. 1898
Consollng remarks Were made by FL
ders John A. Bevan, John Gillespie
Walter @. Adamson and Elijah Spray
They all testified of her faithfulnes,
and goodness. She was n dutiful wifi,
md good mother. and friend Il
the needy, The morning she died aht
was walking TO n friends house mp
parcntly in the best Of health to attent
a 'rag-bee," and when within n few
rods Of the residence, she fell uncon.
sclous to the ground: kind friends saw
her fan. and quickly conveyed her tC
the house: after reaching there sh,
rasped two or three times and expired
Her husbonh and children We're sen
for Immediately and soon after theil
arrival they lovingly and tenderly hor,
her inanimptc form to the home tina
she had left hut an hour or SO hefor,
i'm good health Her body was tenderll
laid away in the Tooele cemetery II
the presence Of many sympathlzint
friends A. NJ s..
WILLIAM II. KtNGSFoRD.
Ogden city. Utah. Feb n. 1885,
Elder William Richard Kingsford wa,
among Ogden's early settlers. He has
seen the growth Of this city almQs
from its inception-from the time whei