Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-05-06 | Page 5 | Aged Resident of Payson Dies Form Injuries

AGED RESIDENT OF PAYSON DIES FROM INJURIES PATSON, May' ..Joseph Warren Fairbanks died at hla home In the Third ward Sunday from injur! ee he Buffered last Thursday morning. With a light wagon and team he had gone west of the city to fat a load of hay. The horses became frightened and started to run, and he fell from the wagon which pasted over him. Mr. Fairbanks wss bom in payson January 2, 1 . , t he Son of La v Id and Suaan Fairbanks, pioneers of this city. On July 27, he wss married to Kstella lilxon, also from a well known family. The asms year they moved to Kich field. Hevter county, coun-ty, and a year later removed to An-nabelle. An-nabelle. He waa superintendent of the Hunday school for many years and In list wss set spsrt as first counselor in the blahoprlc. In lft! he was onlstned bishop of the wsrd by President John Henry Rmith. H was a successful stork man and farmer. He dl -posed of hie lntrePi-In lntrePi-In Hevler county snd returned to Psy-son Psy-son to spend the remainder of his life, which was cut short bv the untimely un-timely accident. He Is survived by his widow and two adopted children, also by two sisters and a brother, Mra. Joseph R. Keeler of Provo, Mrs. Mary Jane Paoe nad Brooks fair-banks. fair-banks. . .. ,,,,. .