Deseret Evening News | 1901-08-03 | Page 7 | Our Neighbors

P OUR NEIGHBORS r IDAHO WAllO VISITATION OF OP SMALLPOX S of 01 11 Mrs 1111 henry Heavy lIen ol Of Lambs Special Correspondence Franklin I Oneida Onelda Co Idaho Aug 1 The fill smallpox line has broken out In our midst James Jamell Packers family being the tho tie victims They live Ie on the lie outskirts of lit If Franklin Every Ever precaution pr Is taken to prevent It spreading In our settle settlement settlement ment The d If broke out first In Whitney It has spread consider considerably ably ubly In iii n and around that settlement a It Rood good many families are aro down with It there tho WANT STRICTER QUARANTINE There Is a II petition going around for tor forto to present to the county com coni commissioners missioners asking them to adopt find and enforce more rigid quarantine regula regulations regulations ions to prevent people coming cumin Into town who have been Jeon exposed to the tho smallpox DEATH D AIH OF OJ MRS IBS JAMES OLIVER SON I IOn On Monday lontIn July Jul Mrs Caroline wife of at James and ani daughter tIll of ot Levi and nn 1 Harriet Harriot Ann Alln Roberts of ot passed lIay etI away aged 63 years ears Funeral services were vero hold held ut lit the lie Franklin meeting houin hOllO July 31 Consoling remarks were uvero made by Patriarch T 1 H II Nash Elders l John JohnJ J Hill HIli and und Thomas Durant She leaves a n husband and amid eleven children six sons eons and five daughters and ami a hot host hotot of ot friends clouds to mourn her departure HEAVY SHIPMENTS SI A many man lambs Iambs have been buen shipped east cast from rom corn hero lately Parkinson Brothers shipped four thou thousand sand santi Hatch antI and Wilkinson IiI shipped n it good many thou thousand sand Jand and other othor sheep owners shipped a n four few thousand All sold old oid at good prices A 4 few were w re lost on tho the way owing to tolie the lie great Ireat heat Ward Want conference was wall aa hold held last Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday day We re hud had with us Elder Eider I hl r Joseph Geddes of ot the tho lie Stake Slake presidency and Elders McNeal Ridges antI and Samuel C Parkinson of ot tho ho High Council