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Show Mrs. "A. L. JUDD DEAD. St. George ii;i- iu!izfcd inio jrief yesterday wiin ii beeain, known tliut Mi's. Mary Lund .ludd. wife of Hon. Thos. .ludd. had departed this life. The sad event occurred at 1 :-V) p. m. yfrrteriiay and was entirely unexpected. Fatiy ai.-'-umahitiou of fne hear; war l ie cause, and the end was dou' ilc.-.-.'. .-elevated by over exertion on hide-: hide-: ,-'et!Ce day and in preparing fur that She was a most zealous and conseien-iior.s conseien-iior.s worker in all tilings which woule be of benefit to hev bvethern and sisters and was more familiarly known as 'Amu Molly" by all the younger members of the coi'imunity. No matter mat-ter what child, or whose child. "Aunt M'olley" was known and loved by them all. A truly noble woman as ever drew breath, it is not surprising thai her death has effected all alike that knew her. It was remarked to her when the procession was forming up on Monday that, she looked very tired, aud had overworked herself. She replied: "One feels repaid for that when the result is a success. '' A few days before her death she was talking of arranging a party of the Relief Society workers to follow the harvesters and glean the wheat from the fields for the. purpose of storing it in the new Relief Society grainery, for the erection of which building she was one of the, prime movers. Her husband, and her brother. Hon. Robert C. Lund, were both a Salt Lake City at the time of hev illness (she was only taken ill on Tuesday evening) and demise. They were telegraphed tele-graphed for and will be home for the funeral, which will probably take place on Monday next. . further particulars will appear in next issue. |