Show FUNERAL OF A PIONEER Tributes to Mrs Tidconib an Early Settler of Lehi LehS Nov 2Today the funeral services were held over the remains of Lydia Jane Tanner Tidcomb who d5cd Oct 31 at her residence in Lehi The lady was the daughter of J J Tanner and Rebecca Smith and was born in i Clay county Missouri Nov 28 iSIS i She traveled with the Mormons j through all their troubles in 1846 until i she finally landed in Salt Lake City In i 1S31 and located at South Cottonwood In 1S53 she married Luke Tidcomb and moved to Lehi the same year and has resided there ever since She had a family of 14 children nine girls and five boys Five of her children preceded pre-ceded her to the grave She has left nine children and 39 grand children She was counted as one of the pioneers of Lehi and was well known Messrs James Gootes P H Allred A J Evans O ElKrson William Clark and A R Anderson were theE the-E < at the services which were held at her residence A large number num-ber of friends and relatives followed the remains to their last resting place Park City Ice Directors Park City Nov 2At the annual meeting of the Park City Ice company yesterday afternoon the following board of directors was elected W S Wright Barney Riley W V Rice R T Xinvball J D Murdock The board will meet and elect officers later |