Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-09-02 | Page 13 | Died

DIED VKBrTTrPrhc Hiisdty! September 1, 1913, Charles II. "Webb of .Mammoth, Utah, a butcher by trade, and a member of Knlshts of the Il;icvabee3 of SprltiRvlllc. Utah, and of the B. P. O. Elks of Mammoth, Utah; born March 28, 1SGP. in J-Jnglnnd. At the time of death deceased was nlglit watchman at the Mammoth mine. Mammoth, Utah. The body Is at the funeral pnrlorn of Joseph William Taylor. 25 .South West Temple street, nnd all friends can view the remains' re-mains' from C to S p. in. Tuesday. Funeral Funer-al services will be hold In Sprlngvlllo mooting house Wednesday at 2 p. ni. The bodv will be shipped to Sprlngrvillo Wednesday morning. Friends are Invited In-vited to attend. ALKIIiLD In Wllford ward, September 1, litis, of old age. William G. Salkleld, born January 17. 1SI1, In England. Funeral Fu-neral services Wednesday at 2 p. in. from the Wllford ward meeting house. Friends are Invited to attend. Interment Inter-ment In SalL Lnke City cemetery. LITTLE At 101S South Second West street, September 1, 1913, of old age, John Little. In his 81st year, native of England. The body Ih at tho funeral pnrlors of Joseph William Taylor, 25 South West Temple street. Notice of funeral fu-neral later, THORNTON At the family residence, No. 1S Vcrnor avenue. September 1, 1913, Mnrguroto Sharp Thornton, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. IT. Newton Thornton, agod 2 years. Announcement of funeral service will appear later. ANDEltSON In this city, September 1, 191", Man, the Infant daughter of Ellas and TllUe Anderson of MJcGill, Nov. Funeral Fu-neral from O'Donnell & Co.'s chapel today to-day at -4 p. m. Interment City cemetery. DUNBAR At 237 Colfax avenue, September Septem-ber 1, 1013, Jano Dunbar, aged fi3 years. Bodv at O'Donnell & Co.'s parlors. Notlco of funeral will be given later.