Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-07-08 | Page 13 | Deaths and Funerals

f Deaths and Funerals f DEATHS. At a hval hospital yesterday, Mnwnrd K., sou of Mr. and Mrs. Krigar Stanfield. 7 months of ape. died. Vuneral servti-e-i wtll he hold tomorrow at p. m. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ueed, dtfn "West y"ourtli Noith street. 1Y tends are invited to nttend. Interment will lake place in City cemetery. Albert I'd ward Fisher, a nn t ivo of Philadelphia, bo years of ape. riled at tho residence. L'lf F utreet. yesterday. Ho was a eontniciinp painter by occupation and a member of the Woodmen of the World lodge. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. FUNERALS. Services for Syrlna Keddinpton I'etor-son, I'etor-son, who died Monday, will tak place today at the Tenth ward chapel at 2 o'colek p. ro. The body may bo viewed at the residence of her sinter. Mrs. S. P. WooKey. 661 South Eighth Fast street, from 12 to 1:30 p. m. Wednesday the body will be taken to the Clinton ward chapel, south of Oicden. where funeral services will take place. Interment will be held in Ogden. funeral services for Alma Knorr, fi-weeks-old son of Max A. and Clara. Kroner Kro-ner Knorr. 1901 West South Temple street, who died Monday, will be held today at 10 a. m. at the l,nrkin funeral chapel. Interment will be in City cemetery. ceme-tery. Services over the body pf Jack M. Pa-vis, Pa-vis, who died In Los Angeles on July 3. following an attack of append ic it is. will be heid tomorrow at noon at the residence resi-dence of Mr. and Mrs. Stophfln Pa vis. srl Jefferson street. He was the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Reuben S. Davis and was 3 years of n.ce. Friends are invited to attend Interment will take place in Mount Olivet cemetery. The funeral of Ms. Klla Cobb'ey Hu'.sf. who died In Phoenix. Ariz... June . wilt take plftce tomorrow noon In the Th-7'tieTh wrd chape' nt the corner of Go!tz and Jefferson avenue. Mrs. Hutse was 30 years of npe. and the daupht er of Mrs. J. C. Cobbley. U'.-J Mead street. Friends desiring: to view the bodv may do so at the residence of Mrs. Cohb'ey from 10 to 11:30 a. m. on the day of the funeral. The body of I.emv R. Phepard. 30 years of nee. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phepard, L'.-o suth S-i'eiith f-st street, who w.'.s drowned in the St. John's river in Florda oti July . 4. ip mi a train en route to Salt Lako and will arrive here Thorsday. He met his d--ath whPe swimming:. He left Salt Lake the midd'e of June, and was married shortly before leavlnc to M-pf? Rachel Stromness who 's residing with her pn rents in Winder ward. He wns a graduate of the University of Utah In Iflfi. "