The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-08

deaths occurred here during the past
week, each being a mother, who
were among our most respected citi-
Gems whose death will be a great loss
to the community and came as
shock to all who greatly @mpathize
with the families in their bereave
ment.
Mrs. Clara Raymond Done, wife OF
George Done, died at the family res
idence on Monday. August 20, from
hemorrhage of the brain. She had
not been in good health for the past
two or three years, having had two
or three slight attacks before. Be
sides her husband she is survived by
the following children: Mrs. Alice
Nelson, William A.. Vernon, Rebecca
Frank and Clara Done. Mrs Done.
daughter of Alonzo p. and N lphia
Noble Raymond, was born at Smith
field Sept. Is, 1868. Funeral servic-
es were held in the First ward cha
pei Thursday at 2 D. m. Bishop C.
]. Plowman presided and the ward
choir under the direction OF Mrs.
Clara Sparks furnished the music.
Prayer by Bishop J. l.. Mortensen.
Solo by David Roskelley with choir
accompaniment The following
speakers bore testimony OF her beau
tiful self sacrificing character: Sam
uel Nelson, George Y: Smith. syiyes-
ter Low, James J. Meikle, William
A. Noble. George Barber Of Logan,
r. w. Fishburn. Hazep Hillysrd and
Bishop C. J. Plowman, Solos were
rendered by Miss keiba Douglass
and Mrs Joan Pitcher and a duet by
Mrs.. Clara Sparks and Leila GrifHth
Benedictiop by ThoR Morgan. Pres
ideuA Joseph Shepard Of the Logan
temple offered dedleatory prayer at
the grave. ., 49,
Mrs: Ada Cook Kirk. wife Of VIM
Kirk who died al a Logan hospital
on Monday August 20, after a serious
illness of over three months during
(which time she underwent three OPP
erations for appendicitis and other
complications. She is survived by
four daughters and two sons. Mrs
Kirk was born February s, 1875, at
Ramsey. St. Marys. Nottinghamshire
England. VIM. e. Kirk and family
came TO Smithfield about thirteen
years ago. The funeral services were
held ON Friday Sept. at 2 p. m.
in the First ward chapel, Bishop
C. ]. Plowman conducting services,
with the ward choir under the lead
ership of Nathan Done furnishing
musical numbers. Invocation Bishop
j. L. MoTtensen. The speakers were
Thomas Kirshaw OF Preston, William
Brenchley Of wellsyille. Bishop w.
L. VIM. Hazen HilIyard and Bishop
C. J. Plowman. Special musical
numbers were duet by Mrs. Joan
Pitcher and Mrs. It. w. Jarvis; a trio
by Nathan Done. David RoskelleE
J and Hugh Rash. The floral tibutes
were grand and numerous. showing
1.-The. esteem in which Sister Kirk was
held In our community. Benedici
tion by Nathan Done.
The Benson stake Sunday school
board and their families held their
annual outing In our city on Satur-
gay. They bad planned 20 meet In
the canyon but due to the rsinstorm
decided TO meet in the basement Of
the First ward tabernacle. An i'm
promptu prgram was carried out. in
terspersed with dancing and games.
4, At p. m. delicious luncheon was
served cafeteria style. The fun and
merriment continued until evening,
when all dispersed full of praise for
the entertainment All the local su
perintendency were invited and rep
resentatiyes from several schools
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