| Show death at clarkston Clark stoa EDITOR JOURNAL jol erfal sister ann B atkinson departed thi life on sunday august 11 1895 being 68 years and some months old her funeral was wag held in the clarkston Clar keton meeting house hoube on the at 2 p in at which words of consolation and encouragement were spoken by prest john loosle Looi ile and elders homer and godfrey sister atkinson was a kind mother find and a great blessing in this ward vard as ae for years she has cheerfully waited upon the sick at ar d always had a word of comfort and cheer to the downhearted she harl had her share of bard experience too 11 ID the early days of the church but never lost courage she has haa gone to lo meet inept het hei husband huab ind who went before her a number of years she leases to grieve her loss two sons six daughters 54 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren erand children find and a host of friends friend C C shaw paid us a visit recently in the interest of THE JOL JoT 11 his is visit was app appreciated recia ted A number olour of our people are still sick with the measles levei several al of our boys are expected home shortly from idaho where they have been putting up hay bay mr IT alfred clark claa and family have arrived from bear lake they will tusks make their home in clarkston mr job john P dark clark is building a handsome residence in town last IN meek john B had a narrow escape from death lie ile and hans larsen were hauling hay bay they put put on too big a load and when they started the top of the load slid B id off throwing john down between the horses and double trees the horses began to kick but with some tall scrambling john manto get out being bein badly hurt respectfully i i SANKO CLARKSTON aug 14 1803 1 |
