Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-04
RECENT DEATHS

4 R-ECEN l DEA THIS
# BROWN. FRANKLIN HoLRoYD
AT Ogden, Weber county. Aug
Franklin Holroyd<Brown the 23-vear-
Old son of Jesse II. and Hannah
slroWn, died<after short illness. The
Young man was an exemplary business
man of splendid habits. He is a
brother of Thomas Fl. Brown. an
scmploye of the Standard Publishing
company. who died about two months
ago The time of the funeral will be
announced later.
( SPETERsON. Mrs. j. S.-Mrs. j. S.
Peterson. wife Of the late j. S. Peter
son, died at her home in the First
ward Provo, August i, from
paralysis. Mrs. Peterson was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sor-
%enson and was born in Copenhagen,
Denmark, Sc years ago. She came to
! Utah with her husband in 1871. and
Tor some years lived in Salt Lake.
when they moved to Provo Mrs.
Peterson is survived by4seven child
rem, her aged mother and numerous
relatives. Funeral services will be
held In the First ward Westinghouse,
at o'clock.
. BA1vrEY, W1LLIAAI-At Ogden,
Aug 8, William Battey, who was born
at NIendha1n, Suffolk, England rs
years ago, died his home 2726 Val
aker avenue, after a short illness from
pneumonia. For some time past he
had been employed by the railroads
street crossing. He came to Ogden
in 1881. His wife and two sons live
in England, and two daughters, Mrs.
William Kelley and Mrs. William c.
Rockham. are residents of Ogden.
Funeral services will be held at tho
Fifth ward westinghouse Thursday.
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
JENSoN, 5TozANA-At Cleveland,
Bannock county, Idaho, Miss Rozana
Jensen, Il highly esteemed young
woman, died July 26 after a long ill-
ness. She was born Jan. 4, 1857.
Until three years ago, when she was
she had been an active and earnest
worker in the Sunday school and
other Church organizations, and Won
the love of all who knew her. The
funeral was held at the Cleveland
Westinghouse and interment was in
the Cleveland cemetery. She leaves
number Of brothers and sisters be-
sides father and mother and host
of friends to mourn her demise.
II DIsAPER, MARY ANNA her.
residence in Moroni, Sanpete county.
July SO, there passed away one Of
Moroni's respected citizens. Mrs.
Mary Ann Draper, widow OF William,
Draper of this place The cause OF.
death was stomach trouble. She was
the daughter Of William Manhart
and Jane Yeates, born at Rockville,
Ontario, Canada, Aug. 10, 1927. her.
parents being among the earliest con-
.yerts of Mormonism in that country.
They cast their lot with the saints
the many prosecutions Of those early
days. The family finally reached Nau-
VOC, where they assisted in the build
ing OF that place and in company with
the saints there located. they We're
again driven from their homes. She
was married to William Draper at
Winter Quarters, early in 1S4S, by
President Brigham Young, and ar
rived in Salt Lake City, Sept. "a.
1919 They resided successtVely at
Salt Lake City. Draper, Spanish Fork
and Moroni, where they settled in
the spring of 1865, coming here in
time to pass through the trials of the
Indian war, destruction of crops by
transformers and the hard times In
acident to the settling of n new country.
She was an industrious toilec for her,
family and friends and a noble type
of womanhood. being the mother of
IA children. eight of whom survive
her. The funeral services were held
in the tabernacle July 81, fitting eu-
sfogit.s being made by Bishop Orlando
Bradley, Elders Aaron Hardy. Jabes
FrauS. Jr., and Joseph l.. Jolley, each
testifying to the noble traits exhibited
In the life and character of Mrs.
Draper.