Salt Lake Tribune | 1900-06-02 | Page 2 | Short Stories

SHORT STORES The home of Joseph H Harrison Is most grleously stricken through tIme death of his wifo Mary Ann light Harrison of anaemia on May 31si and of their Infant son Leroy aged month and 2 days from the same 7auso on Juno 1st Mrs Harrison was born in England October H Ib5i and was the i daughter of Thomas and Mary Jane Slight The mothoi will be burled with the Infant lying on hor breast FUneral I services of the two will be held Sunday I at U oclock p m from the Nlneteenin ward meetinghouse I n 0 e Fred WUcox who was Injured I by being be-ing thrown from n horse at Fanning I ton Wednesday has Improved some I somewhat what and hopes are now enterialnort for his recovery but his case Is still extremely serious Yesterday morning he regained con dOU8ne 6 sufficiently to recognize the members of the family I and to sneak their names He alSo I stated that he vas hungry and thirsty and once ho Inquired for his horse I which he had ridden so long and which I was the cause ot his injuries Water i and liquid food were given him and he I appeared to gain strength but later In the day he was not nearly so well I Everything that Is yosslble Is being i done for him but time only can toll I what the result will be f If i