Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-12-10 | Page 16 | Well-Known Man is Dead at Kanosh

WELL-KNOWN MAN IS DEAD ill KNIiOSH Word Received in City of the Passing of W. C. Cummings. Word has been received in this city of the death and burial at Kanosh, Utah, of W. C Cummings, a widely known resident of that district. Mr. Cummings was o4 years of age and was a son of William and Mary Ann Cummings. His death occurred Xovembor 25. He is survived by his widow, Jane Whatcott Cummings, two sons, William Alfred and Howard, and 1 four daughters, Mrs. Elmer Ross, Miss Hilda Cummings, Mrs. C. Wr. Day of Kanosh aud Mrs. S. H. Goodin of MU-ford. MU-ford. Also five sisters, Mrs. Thomas ! Gardner, St. George; Mrs. W. P. Win- ters, Mount Pleasant; Mrs. C. J. Whit-; Whit-; aker, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Charles i George, Kanosh, and Mrs. Stanley Johnson of Tooele. The funeral services were directed by Bishop A. A. Kimball. The following-spoke eulogies on the life and character char-acter of the deceased man : James Gardner, Anthony Paxton, Jr., and E. L. Black. Music was rendered by the choir, with duet, "0 My Father' by Mrs. Grace Staples and Milton Whit-aker. Whit-aker. Burial was at Kanosh cemetery.