Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-31
OBITUARY.


ALBERT LDpB.
on the 23d OF March 1885, another
sad death occurred in the city of st.
George, when George Albert Loeb
passed from this sphere of action. ieav-
ing four children without father or
mother, the mother having died fifteen
months ago. He was born In St George
on the 18th of April. 1863
The funeral services were held in the
St Gorge tabernacle Bishop Andrus
presiding. The speakers we're Elders
William Atkin and s. l.. Adams and
Bishop Andrus. Many eyes Were moist
with tears to see his aged widowed
mother, with those four orphan chill
dren by her knee: and many kind and
loving words were uttered by the
speakers.
All present were advised to assist all
In their power to make the rough
paths Of life MS smooth as possible for
his aged mother and orphan children
and may He who has said that spar
row shall not fall to the ground with
out His notice comfort and bless the
bereaved. 1t was truly said Of the de-
ceased that he was an unassumlng,
honest, upright young man. He was
trying to earn money to meet his obli-
cations caused by the sickness and
death of his beloved wife, and to do
this went to the mining camp OF De
La Mar and obtained employment in a
mill where he was attacked with the
sickness from which he never recov-
cred His death is that of the third
prosperous young man who has return
ed from the same place within a few
months and laid his body down from
the same cause in st. George
WILLIAM ATKIN.
ORSoN FOSTER.
Died In st. George, March 20. 1898,
after years Of pain and suffering. with
consumption. Orson Foster. He was
born March Sd, 1850. at GAINESVILLE, then
Indian Territory, In the days of hard
ship for the Latter-day Saints, while his
parents We're struggling along on the
frontier endeavoring to obtain an outfit
to enable them to gather with the
Saints In the valley of the Great Salt
Lake. He died at the home OF his
brother. Charles F. Foster. He leaves
wife and two ohllden to mourn his
loss
The funeral services were held In the
st George tabernacle. Bishop Andrus
presiding. Many kind friends met to
condole with the bereayed family. who
have the sympathy of large circle of
true and loving friends.
WILLIAM ATKIN.
RHODA NJ. JAMESON.
Died at Loa. Wayne, county. Febru-
airy 90, 1898. Mrs. Rhoda Maria Jane
son. Deceased was the wife of Hyrum
80 ShiI'Fpll, anu tit gpuuRtSA
of Thomas and Catherine Foy, and was
born In Pennington. Davis county.
Utah. Nov. 49, 1853: was married Oct.
u. 1872, at Minersville, Utah. and was
the mother of twelve children. the
youngest only two hours old. All of
them survive her, and mourn the loss
of II loving mother. Sister Jameson left
behind her menyp friends. and the
funeral cortege that followed her to the
grave was one of the largest ever
formed In Loa. Her childen were all
present but one. After viewing the re-
mains for the last time at the family
residence. the body was taken to the
meeting house which was packed to
overlooking, and where consoling re-
marks We're made by Bishop Thomas
Blackburn. Presidents Willis r. Robi-
son and Gersen s. Bastian. Patriarch
l., II. Blackburn and Elders Il. +.
Brown and Ole Okerlund, after which
she was laid away In her last earthly
resting place, and the grave dedicated
by President willis E. Robson. Sister
Jameson died as she had lived, fun of
faith in the Gospel OF Jesus Christ
and with a desire that her children
should always be obedient TO it's teach
ings. r. C. TAYLOR.
ANN MATTINSON PACKER.
Payson, March 2S.-Ann Mattinson
Packer, daughter of MATHEW and Su.
sanah Shaw, was born Feb. Q, 1872, at
Moorfeld. Yorkshire, England. She
was baptized into the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints at Sunder-
land England, Feb. 16, 1S47, by Elder
David Candland. and was married at
Sunderland church to Robert Mattin-
son on the eth day of Nov. 1882 with
her husband and family she emigrated
to America In the year 1855. travelling
in Captain Martins hand cart COM
pany. She endured many privations
and hardshps crossing the plains. and
not only suffered the cares and hard
ships OF the cold journey. but also suf-
fered the loss OF one most beloved and
near to her. her husband this occur
ring near Fort Laramie. After travel
ing six months. they reached Salt Lake
City, Nov. 20. 1856. She came to Pay
son two days later. where she has