The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

put through. They v-ers -...
children. though am ,rera {le. JlnUSug
Studlous- trait which Co.. lsnl AMI
NeWcomb says they cot ~. pa o.,ger
mother, a remarkably brirbr thsf
gent woman. 7--' INTEL.
She knew how to get. Ais,
qld, said he. AN old Da7f..--9A ll1Qlr
how TO keep. An she broTsb+ ~, knew
Dogs an. girls to be a credit m t-el
az 20 the community. And In t
S ls,Lch she was regular poTf-i,..--s
She could swing the female side .t -..la1.
NieJhodiSt meeting house suv 40 -
wanted To. But she WASN'T 81, ~ She
old Danford- 50 sot as
Ghe time Danford begun Tav-;-.
win one Of his neighbors abDTr ~. D. g
LeHcS- Well 30 dragged along --. .
AWhlie before 1t was fixed up. bur , t..-
II WdS settled finally it was sefrTs5 -.--
DanIord way An 1 reckon .t s.-
49, .z- , Slle secret or the Armour b1,--
Philip Armour is described r,-
gray-headcd man who usa5 Cd, NE
school with him as being o. frarl- ---L 10
" boy, ready for a frolic or a ..-.s..----
not mallciOuSly miSchievouS and 81
his brothers and sisters. brought ,. ia.
90 to church and respect religion @t t
The regard for religion insffraF DO.
the Armour boys by their mr-b..
their father was not a church rr4T,t
has born fruit all over The r.v.r.s5
OF StOCkbridge. In the hamlet .r --H
name stands a handsome little ars.L
dist church. white painted. r-r- -.
stained glass windows.
It is the church Philip Arrr--.
mother used to attend and haIr
manage. and was TcmodeIeI d. NUM-
of years ago at a cost of SsH0 81.
this sum. S1,750 was given Hv pHr
Armour. who also gave am aIdftf.-.
$3.50 70 get the society out of debt -.
the handSOmest Of the stained 49,.
windows is a memorial erected hv r..
Armour boys for their father and r-.I
err. The inhabitants are now s1aeU.-
ing whether there viii not be- an1-H-
window before long in memory OF b..
benefactor OF the church
To the little church at BENEFITS r--
ners, near his old home, 1I-. A-r--
sent not long ago 500 and mons
enough besides to buy an organ. 1r7t
gave a present to the church a Nuns
vile of 500 and put the society gu- a.
debt
of all the old men selected by Lam
lord Van Loon as likely historians p
the Armour family. two We're iudir4-s
as far and away above The 0-l--
These were Gran'pa Cook and Gran
Newcomb- GTan'pa Cook q fine E.
ing old man Of SO, started iu an rz-
but soon got the Armour boys and -
inextTicably mixed.
Gran-D NewcOmb panned out bette
He related how Phil fell iU when e-.=
ing the plains on his way tn Gallon
and was nursed back to- health Dbl
companion of the name of Gilbert
dav while walking on a Chicago str .
after Phil had made his money.
bert saw his old mining chum drv-
spanking pair of black horses
Hello. Phil Armour" he eNCIaira
And nothing would DO but GTb-
should climb in for "A ride
BY George, I wish had yr
horses said Gilbert, adW!UuEIv.
They're yours replied Arn--
quick as thought
"Oh. but I didn't mean thar
wouldn't know what 20 do with t-z
if ] had them
How much do you think thE.
worth %
perhaps $500 or 500"
At the end of the ride. which --
/ cIuded at Mr.. Armour office. The I'll
| IiOnaire wrote a check for 800 E
gave it to Gilbert. saying he had lz--
shown his appreciation for the la-=s
care of him on the plains.