Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-22
T oday 5 Ogden News|

years and IL days When a young
woman in her native land England,
she joined the Latter-day Saint
Church and emigrated to Utah 81
Years ago. A son and three dauEh-
tiers are left to mourn her demise.
Funeral services over her remains
We're arranged. for this afternoon at
4 o'clock at the Fourth ward meets
inghouso.
FUNERAL OF ISAAC M'KAY.
The last sad rites over the mortal
romans of Isaac Mckay, who died
last Friday. were performed YESTERDAY
afternoon, and his body was laid TO
rest in the family, burial plot In the
Ogden City cemetery. Elder William
j Hancock dedicating the grave,
which was covered with u wealth of
beautiful floral tributes which silent
ly told of the high esteem in which
the deceased was held in Weber coun-
ty where he has resided since 1859.
The Fourth ward meetinghouse
was crowded with sympathiZine
friends at the funeral services. Bish-
OPS Counselor II. w. Civilian pre-
siding. The ward choir sang several
appropriate selections and Mrs. Mary
Farley sang Not Half Has Ever
Been Told Bishop Robert McQuar-
RE. Patriarch I.orin Farr and David
McfNdy were tne speakers. lnby
eulogized feelingly the life of the de-
ceased, his many acts of goodness.
his true devotion to the Latter-day
Saint Church. in which he has spent
many years OF faithful service, and
his love for his family.
MRS RENSTRoM LAID TO REST.
That Mrs. Caroline Renstrom, wife
of Bishop A. z. Renstrom. was be-
loved by all who knew her, was evil
denced Saturday afternoon at the flu
neral services over her remains at the
Huntsville westinghouse, commencing
at o'clock. The large church was
taxed to it's capacity, and the funeral
cOrtege which followed her remains TO
the Huntsville cemetery, was many
blocks long. A wealth of beautiful
floral tributes covered the bier as silent
tokens of love and sympathy.
The services were presided over by
Bishops Counselor Charles Wood.
Beautiful music was furnished by the
ward choir. and solos were sung by
c. S. Schade and Miss d. ID. Mckay.
President C. +. Middleton. Patriarch
David Mckay, John l.. Herrick. Charles
Wright and Miss Rose Garfield were
the speakers. The many virtues and
noble traits of character of the de-
ceased, together with her activity in
Church capaciti IS, we're eulogized and
OF a resurrection.
EVA NERDEN LAID TO REST.
Little Eva Nerden, the 12-year-old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Nerden, who died Friday ev-
ening, was laid to rest in the family
burial plot in the Ogden. City ceme-
terry. Impressive funeral services were
held at IL o'clock. at the Third ward
Westinghouse Bishops Counselor
Gilbert Torgerson presiding. Free as
Bird and Zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought were sung bv Miss Marion
johnson; Star of the East was sung
by Miss Martha Hellewell.
Consoling remarks were made by FL
ders Z. S. King, A. Fl. Moyes, G. Tor
gerson and Bishop James Wathers-
spoon. The casket was covered with
beautiful flowers.
MIR. PEET WILL LECTURE.
Tonight Mr.. V. S. Peet. of Salt Lake
City, will deliver his stereoptican view
lecture on Utah, which was delivered
by Rev. j. S. Nutting In the east, de-
flaming Utah and the Mormons.
1t Will be given at the Weber Stake
academy lecture hall, commencing at
O'clock