Deseret Evening News | 1909-12-21 | Page 2 | Death of Sam Williamson

DEATH OF SAM SArr WILLIAMSON SON SONell Well ell Grain Broker and rind Denier Dealer Passes Away Aw This Thur Morn Inn Sam Williamson lIa n the ivell known grain broker and arr l dealer died at 5 S a m ci today toda at Pasadena Cat Cal where he lie had trail gone one three weeks ago tram from corn tho the city ell to after aCter an attack of typhoid fever from which he was then con Mr Williamson was taken ill III in September from unknown causes beyond bo that he ho was pretty prett well worn out from over application to business which required a great deal of ot his at Ho He was wa so much Improved before going to the tho coast that ho was able ble to be present at the wedding of a daughter but remained so weak that his physicians ph advised removal to Pas Paa adena for Cor recovery Mrs rs Williamson accompanied her husband to caro care for him but at Red lands the patient caught a bad cold thich developed germs of at pneumonia that were In him before leaving this city and he steadily failed as In his weakened condition he Ire could not offer the resistance necessary to re recuperate recuperate recuperate Mrs Williamson and their daughter Margaret who is attending were with Mr art oIl Williamson when he died Tho The eldest daughter Mrs airs Frank Anderson had left last night for or Pasadena Pa but sho sire will be turned back bael by telegraph at Junction Tho The body is to leave California Wednesday morning i 1 Salt Lake where the Interment will ba made Sam Williamson was wa a l native of or Kirkcudbright Scotland aged a ed 60 In early carl life he lie removed to lo Liverpool where he lie married but came canie to Utah In ISSO 1590 He leaves lewes a it wife and nine children viz Mrs Frank Anderson Mrs lIIs James Blakely Blakel Misses Jennie Margaret Mary Mar and arid Dorothy Doroth and Gordon Thomas and Jack All are arc resident here except Mrs Mis Ml Blakely who resides s at Reno Ileno The Tho deceased was wat widely known and arid respected through this section of or tho the country countr and was a prominent member of the Westminster Presbyterian terlan church Arrangements for fOI the tho funeral will be made later latel