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Show came to Utah in 1874. For many years he held responsible positions with various railroads and later he became interested in the mining min-ing industry. He has witnessed the profession and upbuilding of the western states and of this city. He came here in 1896, and became be-came one of the successful farmers farm-ers of the community. He has been retired for a number of years. Mrs. Vane was born in Appanoose Appa-noose county, Iowa, November 22, 1856, a daughter of Hyrum and Nancy Wood Clark. She crossed the plains with her parents by ox-team ox-team in 1864. The family settled In Springville and she has made her home here since. The couple, married on June 2 3, 1881, have three children, Mrs. B. M. Mendenhall and Howard Vane of Springville, and Joseph Vane of Salt Lake City; also nine grandchildren grand-children and five great-grandchildren. . VANES OBSERVE 59th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "Vane, Sr., highly respected elderly couple of this city, were the recipients of many wlHhea and congratulatory niRHsages Sunday on the occasion of their fifty-ninth wedding anni-vpraary. anni-vpraary. Residing at their well-kept home, 313 South 2nd West street, the couple, believed to be one of the longest married In this vicinity, vicin-ity, live alone, with Mrs. Vane keen and active in mind and body, managing her own housework and caring for Mr. Vane, who has been In falling health In recent years. Mr. Vane observed his eighty-seventh eighty-seventh birthday last March, and Mrs. Vane plans to celebrate her eighty-third birthday next November. No-vember. Born in Monroe county, New York, March 9, 1853, Mr. Vane |
