Funeral Held For Spring City's Oldest Citizen Funeral services wero held February Febru-ary inii In lhu Spring City Taburuacle lor Axel Tullgteu, Hourly 98 yours of ago. The services were 111 charge of liishop Hniuuol Allied, and nliiu'c was furnished by the ward choir. Prayers were ohered by John R. Baxter Bax-ter and K. I'. Joiiseii of Fountain (Ireen, and tho speakers were Simon T. lieck, John P. Carlson, Peter Sor-cii.ieu Sor-cii.ieu of Spiii:; City and Lars Nlel-, Nlel-, son ol ! iMiitaln (ireen. i Mr. i'u.i,;ie,i was born In Sweden, . Apii! 1 1. I:,, was bap.ised int.i I tiie L. 1 1. S. chinch In lSfiO, the lln.t .V car llio gospel was taken Into Scan-' Scan-' dinavla. lame to L'tah In Sept. j is.,.'., loci o.,, i r.-.t in Spanish Fork. In Aiir.ioi he moved to Spring C ly, w h ;e ne I. veil uniil (he lime of his de.itii. II,. participated In il;e l.l.ir,, n.uvk wars, and In lbTC-I lbTC-I 1S78 pciloi.uod a misiioii in Sweden , jml Finland. ! Surilvln:; are two soni, Axel P. I Tuligreii of Spung (i:y. ,Ia-ob Tull-; Tull-; .en i.: .;a!t Lake, one daughter, Mis. Lena I trad ley of Spring City, six , o.i;i! i hi id r i-ii. 12 I real- rand child. 1 ion and :i ).' . tl gieat grand children, j interment was In Sprin,; City cem- I'leiv, wh.-;e the giavu wa ( dedicated l. Marliius Moitensen.