Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-10-06 | Page 10 | Traditions of Old Scotland Followed in Burial at Minneapolis of Boy Who Drowned in S. L

Traditions of Old Scotland d Followed in Burial At Minneapolis L of Boy Who Drowned in S. S L. L A sequel to a Salt Lake drowning drowning drowning drown drown- ing had been written Monday in Minneapolis where there them was wasa a gathering of a Scottish clan clanto clanto clanto to pay tribute to the memory of ofa ofa ofa a little boy in the fashion followed followed followed fol fol- fol- fol lowed in the land of the heather thousands of miles away After Angus Keith Wilson 2 drowned in a shallow creek September September September Sep Sep- 7 at Nelsons Nelson's tourist camp 2965 South State street brief funeral services were held here then the family left for Minneapolis Although the family in which Mr and Mrs George Wilson are parents calls Lake Charles La its home it went directly to Minneapolis to follow an old custom custom custom cus cus- tom of burying Its dead there The Wilsons and Mrs Wilsons Wilson's parents Mr and Mrs Alex McMillan McMillan McMillan Mc Mc- Millan who were born in Scotland Scotland Scotland Scot Scot- land once lived in Minneapolis still regard it as their burying ground said word from that city Whenever a a member of the family di dies s. s rites and burial are areat areat areat at Minneapolis even though the various members of the family must make the long trip there fro from Louisiana Each Decoration Decoration Decoration Decora Decora- tion day the clan goes to Min Min- neapolis The McMillans and several other members of the clan were making a western trip including Yellowstone national park when the Salt Lake tragedy occurred Little Angus was burled buried Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wed- at Minneapolis and on Thursday the family group traveling In several automobiles set out for their homes in the south planning to return to Minneapolis next Decoration day dayto to place flowers on the grave of Angus and others of the clan