MORE GATHERED HOME three funerals sunday one aged woman one aged man and a baby boy mrs E R ti fishburn sr Is 19 dead she was a noble woman a lovable and affectionate wife and mother and a good neighbor she was a pioneer of this state and this city the immediate cause of her death was an abscess oo on the kidney but she was well along to in years being nearly seventy and general debility hastened on en the end there would seem to be less lesa cause for sorrow at the passing of those whose span or of existence Is wilt will completed but there Is little difference in the 0 a MM K L pangs or of parting with a loved one either young or ai old therefore we 8 3 with those 4 atio 0 aril are bereaved aou would ad that we could offer oder some word 0 ol 01 f consolation loii that would soften their sorrow borrow but we realize how bow impotent la is human power to heal the wounds of the heart bear the great physician alone la is thus mighty elizabeth priscilla noble was born april ard 3rd 1836 in Ir chester north ampton shire england her parents parenti joined the church ot of jesus jesin chrlot ol of latter day saints in 1840 so she blie was practically pracH cally brought up in that church she emigrated from england in 1857 crossing the atlantic on the ship george washington and traversing the plains lo in captain israel evans hand handcart cart company they arrived in the salt halt lake valley september alth ot of the same year the family settled in salt lake city where they remained until the move south lo in the fifties june 8 IS she ghe was married at lehl lehi to robert L fishburn the ceremony being performed by captala captain israel evans she and her husband crossed the plains in the same fame company and had pulled on the same name handcart from froin iowa city to salt lake a distance of 1300 miles the journey requiring thirteen weeks in 1860 they moved to smithfield alobe county being among the first settlers bet tiers to that valley in 1868 mr fishburn was called to brigham city to take charge ot of the choir and conduct singing classes during the many years year that be acted in this capacity mrs fishburn was his big staunch support she was a beautiful singer she was the mother of ten children ot of whom three sons BOOS and four our daughters are now living and all married she was wag grandmother grand mother to twenty seven children twenty three of whom survive her and great grandmother grand mother to two funeral services were held sunday in the tabernacle at which bp blackburn of the bod ward presided the tabernacle choir furnished the singing there was a profusion ol of beautiful flowers contributed by relatives and friends lenda Ir elders james olean nana and charles neal meal of plain city friends of I 1 he fairday james mack of ogden ogdene ei A box justin C james pett patriarch william L watkins Wal kini bp J B Mc Mator Mastor and prest oleen ts stohl etolil were the speakers they were unanimous in ili their testimony that the deceased was a woman of sterling character and possessing the true courage of the plo pioneer ocer sha 40 bad I 1 endured those trials without a mur fiur aurand and bad remained cheerful and sweet tempered through it all A long line lice of carriages followed the remains to the cemetery where they were interred among abole who came caine tram from out ot of town to pay their last respects to the departed were the following follo whig mr and MK abraham smith leroy leboy smith lavon smith mr and Mr mrs sAB A B chambers mr and mrs everett smith mr and mrs MM albert mccann alfred chambers mrs MM wm mrs Z raymond ribs jane ann watts miss ellea eliza watts batti mrs kate ewen mrs lira birdie covey and maggie noble of 0 smithfield mr and mrs jimes james mack and wanda mack ot of ogden mr charles neal and mrs alice robinson of plain city Sab Sc bols wal Wale riho 3 lg as drollene S Schol aniio les cg arg arl wh I 1 taker mr and mrs fred 1 from salt lake city arthur Se deboles boles of san fran francisco u isco fred of logan mr and S MM its reber sheffield of 0 kaya ville and peter barson of irkston Cirk sion RUSH HARD NO george rush kush the little fifteen months old son of mr and mrs geo gen F r liard harddng log died died friday or of lybold lever the little fellow ellow ba had been alling about two weeks every possible care had bad been given him but the disease proved to be stubborn and he be could not be saved ile he was a bright baty baby and his parents are naturally heartbroken heart broken over the parting we extend to them our heartfelt heart felt sympathy and pray the giver of all good to send lend them the comforting influence of hla his holy spirit funeral services were held at the ibe family residence sunday morning at 10 at which bishop blackburn of 0 the 2nd and ward presided elders jolla john P Chrls nepal J valentine A W ensign W C horsley collin wood oleen S N and luclus lucius A snow wre were the speakers and offered to the bereaved parent an expression of 0 their warm sympathy i they have baye a host bost of friends in ia this city anil elsewhere who weep with them in their sorrow MR MB tonn JOLIN LAUSON LAKSON mr john la larson died in brigham utah june SO 30 ge BO 39 years af after ter a kocir loo illness lu in the hospital ue he wa was sanative a native of sweden where his bis parents resift reside A sister and brother reside in the untied united states the latter at lives north of corinne Corl and la well known in this county and with his family was present at the funeral services which aich were held in ia the presbyterian chapel sunday afternoon july 2 and were largely attended miss ella hansen presided at the organ and miss F B D thompson led the congregation in singing three appropriate prop hymns mrs D pitt of salt lake city sang lu in the sweet bie e and aad byell bye and lead kindly light rev kenj J M lot lor of the ibe Methodist EpIscopal church sly spoke ike a lew few appropriate words dr A T rankin preached the funeral sermon from 11 II cor 4 1718 for our light allic affliction tion which Is but for a moment tor for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory while we louk look not at the things which are seen but at the th things which gr ar cot seen for or tho the tb og which are seen are temporal but the things which are not dot seen are eternal 11 the subject was wa the part ar af filet lons take in I 1 a purifying the soul I 1 they wean us from the world 2 they lead us ui to think of our oar sins a 3 they teach us in to look to god for consolation 4 they produce a longing for keav en his hope InC in carlst arlit sustained brother larson through his loog long sickness and enabled him to look death in the lace calmly awaiting the call to come coma up higher at the close dr rankin presented the sorrowing brother a card upon which the departed had su subscribed aso bribed with his bis own bund band unto the lord 1 I accept christ as my savior and will try to honor hl m by a christian C life 19 john larson upon the back of the card was the datert date of ula his reception into the presby terlan terian church in brigham and the time of his bis burial