Show mrs elida snow dies k suddenly at salt lake sirs mrs eilda elida crosby snow died suddenly of heart failure at salt lake city last saturday at the home of her daughter mrs airs P J jensen mrs afro snow left here the fore part of july to visit relatives at salt lake and nas as then in normal health tho the news of her sudden death which was receded here sunday morning was as a severe shock to the members of her I 1 family and her numerous friends the remains arrived here tuesday afternoon accompanied by her son pr ir lawerence laverence snow of park city and wife her daughter miss anna atins snow and mrs george condle who had been visiting in the northern part of the state mrs airs snow was a daughter of jesse IV and hannah B crosby she was born in salt lake city dec dee 30 1864 1854 and moved to st george sith alth her parents in 1861 when the first arst pioneers located here under the leadership of apostle erastus snow she was married to erastus I 1 B snow in october 1874 her husband died in september 1900 sister snow was a woman of noble character bereft of her husband twenty years ago she applied herself diligently to the care and raising of her children every one of whom Is a credit to her painstaking care and love she was devoted to church duties taking an active part in relief society work and working in other organizations she was a good and kind neighbor full of sympathy tor for those in sorrow and charitably inclined toward all sister snow was a true latter day saint and ruled her life so that she might gain the eternal reward promised the faithful she was the mother of nine children two of whom preceded her beyond the vell veil those living are mrs Arti artimesia jensen of salt lake city pr dr lawerence C snow of park city erastus B leo A and miss anna of bt st george mrs afro josephine sandberg of hurricane and mrs lyle jensen jense on of emery funeral services were held in the sti st george stake tabernacle at 4 p m wednesday bishop isaac C macfarlane presiding there was a very large attendance the speakers were elders D H cannon thos P cottom samuel ison isom E H snow I 1 C macfarlane and bister sister miles a the service commenced with a trio I 1 oh heatless hest less sea sung by sisters hannah pike emma forsha and nellie bringhurst miss evelyn thurston presided at the pl piano ano elder william gardner offered prayer william rende rendered zed a violin solo pres david H cannon told of the good work done by sister snow and her husband who ho had preceded her to the spirit world had known them both well they bad had earned the blessings of immortal immortal life by their strict integrity and good life here the speaker told of the beauty of the heavenly home and the joy that aalta the faithful he also referrer to the blessings attending tempie temple attendance the spirit of the departed sister bad had gone to a place of rest where she could commune with her husband told the sons and daughters of the departed sister not to mourn but to rejoice because they would again be reunited with their parents who had preceded them bore a strong testimony to the truth of the gospel pres thos P cottam bore a t strong testimony to the goodness of sister snow went to school with her gad knew the family well they were k all good latter day saints and good citizens the late E B snow the te husband of the departed sister was a splendid man as good a man as he ever over knew and he bad had learned to love him for or bis his goodness and integrity sister snow had been left with a young family and had lived to ae teg them grow up to be good and honorable citizens the parting from her wag was sad for her children but not comparable to a mother be 1119 parted from a family of little children sister snows family had cause to rejoice asked the lord to bio bleas os and comfort the bereaved rela 4 dyes that when their time comes to leave they may also leave behind bood good and noble children and feel feet to jolce rejoice in the knowledge that they gift 1 ba be reunited in the heavenly bishop samuel isom of iturri oi of hi great grat roset reject 7 of W sister snow and her family had been well acquainted with sister snow her life had been well spent sho she had lived to see her family grow up and had been gathered to the house of the almighty in this there was cause to rejoice it was more than likely that sister snows last thoughts were of her family whom she dearly loved the children were blessed in having such a mother prayed tor for blessings upon them all eider elder joseph W mcallister sang rock of ages pres edw 11 snow spoke of what a beautiful account of her stewardship sister snow would be able to give her husband now she had bad gone to rejoin him told of how well she had looked after the welfare of her family every boy and every girl sister snow was a good latter day saint and had made a splendid re cord she was self sacrificing tor for her family and had been blessed in seeing them grow up good and honorable she belonged to the old school and practiced rigid economy in everything and was averse to os tent atlon and flouting of means told of her devotion to church work the M I 1 A R S and other organizations organization 4 appreciating deeply her services she was loyal to church state and nation a woman of splendid principles when she knew the right thing she did it said he knew her sons and daughters would miss their mother greatly they knew her true value and would abide by her counsel sister snow was a good woman strong in her principles patient and lived her religion be he was glad to bear this testimony to her worth prayed that the children might be blessed to rejoin their father and mother bishop I 1 C macfarlane bore a strong trong testimony to the goodness and integrity of sister snow and her family with whom he had been intimately acquainted tor for over thirty years the late E B D snow was a man of god noble honest and good to his family sister ellda had been one with him in all things she had faithfully filled her mission she had been left anith a young family and had raised them in the principles of life and salvation she was active in all the affairs of life and her family followed her good example was proud of their active work in fit the ward brother and sister snow were a valiant pair and the lord had blessed them with good children who were a credit to the ward sister snow had found rest in death and her face was peaceful and beautiful to look upon the bishops would not have a difficult position it if everyone in their wards were as good as sister snow sister baldee miles allies said the relief society would not be satisfied unless something was said now or of the good work mork of the departed sister in that organization sister snow had been a counselor to the stake president for many years and they had all learned to love and respect her they had joined in each others joys and borrows and knew know each ather pretty well sister snow was full of charity and had always a kind word tor for everyone she was as full of faith staunch and loyal always sister allies miles read resolutions of respect from the stake relief society which were signed by the pros president emily C brooks and councilor agnes E winsor mrs hannah pike sang 1 I shall see him face to face bp macfarlane expressed thanks in behalf of the family to the many who showed their love and respect by attending attend ipg the services the services were concluded with prayer offered by pres geo goo F whitehead A large number of autos and people on toot foot followed the remains t to 0 the city the grave was dedicated by elder jos T atkin mr air and mrs james and daughter marls marts have returned to their home at chanab kanab after spending four weeks with their parents mr air and mrs andrew gorenson james was as brought here seriously ill but by the skilful treatment of dr mcgregor he was restored to health M mr r and mrs george lamb ot of bait salt lake city who have been visiting relatives here tor for some time returned home monday they were accompanied by mr lambs mother mrs press lamb who intends spending a few ew weeks visiting la ja the northern art ot qt the tha ata f |