| Show LOVING MOTHER CALLED HOME BY DEATH alith 0 A 1 BV DEATH 11 11 AVAH VAS OFTEN OK OF TEN LIVING N from correspondent again wo aro called upon to mourn tile loss of ono cite of our moth erg tills timo time mra mrs muchael slough she site died at hor her home in davia davis last saturday nomine at two altor alter a brief illness caused by uric acid poisoning bho she was taken III only tho the sunday evening before on the way homo from their green aly riy or ranch and gra gradually duall grow grew worse in ili spite of all loving hands lulls skilled P physicians and burso could do she became unconscious wednesday loraing and remained so no until death came saturday mrs afro was tho the daughter of george A goodrich and 11 harriet arriet taggart and wae was born in morgan county utah november 20 1872 the family moved to mie rhe ashley valley in tho the spring of 1887 and settled in naples here they passed through the early pioneer daye days of the ashley valley and established the goodrich farm parm 11 which la Is now owned by albert henry mrs afro was married to george A october 7 1892 at the logon logan temple they made their home in naples where they have evor been earnest workers tn in build building g up the community in every way A few years ago they moved to davis ward to them wore bom born thirteen children ten of whom now live ilyo to mourn the loss of a dear mother they are franklin G leonard nellie golden albert stanley owen gladys graco orace and fern sho also leaves her hubband hua band aged mother three grand children and brothers and sisters as its follows A G goodrich leona Alan manwaring waring abble henry george L lewis and byron goodrich all of naples lucy lind of ver continued on page 5 column 1 loving mother called home by death continued from page 1 nal parley goodrich of aridell Tri Tr idell delly vilate jensen of duchesne leroy goodrich Goodri cb millie cook and mamie gagon of roosevelt gard fred john arthur and leslie of bluebell edith case of ML bit emmons En imons ruth stone of provo and nellie collett of idaho mr and mrs julius jensen mr ur and mrs william gagon mrs millie cook and oard gard and fred goodrich I 1 came to attend the funeral leroy and arthur tried to get here but were detained by car trouble and did not reach here in time the others who were so far away were unable to come and mrs lucy lind was ill and could not be at the funeral funeral services were held in the naples ward house sunday october 23 at 2 p m bishop alfred simper of davis presiding the singing was as furnished by a special quartets under the direction of ashley bartlett singing we shall meet beyond the river prayer by franklin bl Merrl errill ll singing 0 grave where IB Is thy victory the speakers were john N davis bishop simper and president wallace calder each spoke of his acquaintance with mr and hie his departed wife each speaking of the high esteem he bad had for them and their family the mala pu arLett sang tho the wayside cross the closing song by the mixed quartets was abide with me ale eventide the benediction edic tion was offered by edward walkine Wat kine lne sr interment vas uns made in the varnal cemetery with bishop fuller remington dedicating the grave the attendance at the services of so many friends from far and near and the beautiful display of flowers speak more eloquently than words of the love all have for brother and sister and their family and of our deepest sympathy in this sad parting there was people who attended the services sister has over ever been an earnest worker in the relief society and for several years was a counselor in the young ladles mutual improvement association in the naples ward first to mrs almeda bird and then to mrs airs delia della mckowen the d departed wag was of a retiring nature but was friendly to all she was loved most when known best |
