Show FOUR T ineil wr EK leone nichols lundquist the little crippled fifteen year old daughter of mr air and mrs chas lundquist died sunday afternoon at the home of mrs airs mary diary wight in the third ward after an illness of about five years with tuberculosis in the till hip leone was a roost most beautiful child both botolf in features and nature heaven had been very kind to her in that respect for her life was as a beautiful dream and during the long years of her suffering not one word of complaint had ever escaped her lips something like five years a ago 01 ol she fell upon the ice while going home from school out at point lookout bruising her hip the hurt was not considered very serious at the time but it soon proved to bo be of a very serious nature tuberculosis appeared aril little leone was compelled to give up running about or even walking for her log leg was rendered useless the little girls mother having tied died she was taken care of by her aunt for a bear ear and then a home ionic was secured for her with mrs airs mary diary wight of this city just four years ago and luring during those four bears aunt mary alary has been all that a mother could be to the little sufferer ever watching over and nourishing her with a caro care and solicitude that was godlike for a time little leone was wheeled about in a baby carriage but as she grew this mode of 0 transportation became impossible so so a couple of years ago the primary and religion class children of 0 the third ward subscribed enough money to purchase an invalid chair for their little suffering comra dein which she was conveyed to and from her primary and sunday school now she is gone and while one and all feel that god has been good in taking her yet her presence will be missed by those who were closely associated with her and all who knew her feel feell blessed in tin the acquaintanceship tance ship funeral services were held tuesday at 10 a in in the third ward meeting house the primary officers had bad covered the stand and organ with a profusion of beautiful flowers and the services were most heavenly tile the speakers were elder D P r wt ii lin non JE V anderson An derbon J 8 jesse NE W hoopes daisy Al madsen aasen bp p stohl all bearing testimony to the virtues of the little girl speaking of her angelie angelic disposition and tile the heavenly influence which radiated from her joseph F 1 hansen related how he had visited the little girl just shortly after her birth then lost track of her until christmas time about four 3 ears ago lie ile went down and visited the little invalid and told her about her father who had couely desei ted ills his wife and babe just before leaving for her mission mr air hansen requested leone to write a letter to her father anil and lie would deliver it to him in denver on oil the way over it was lone done and when after a day and a halts crr lundquist was as located in a railroad office III ali hansen went to him hill taking him by surprise and presented the letter which was an all a affectionate appeal to tile the father to come and see his little helpless daughter mr air hansen told the father the history of his child and appealed to him to help kielp her the man promised to to do so by sending ending 1000 1 per er month in cash mr hannen wrote to him again from england rn gland urging him to help and care for his child but not one cent of money did lie he ever send nor even a of any kind such utter depravity of consi conscience ence Is As indeed hard to contemplate and it any man will suffer stiffer the indignation of 0 a righteous god such a one can call hardly hope to escape the primary children marched before the hearse to tile the cemetery and ak aix alx lx gilt friends of the dec deceased cased acted as pall bearers 9 0 sometimes it is laid haul to see tile lie justice in death and to realize why such affliction comes to some such is the case in the death death of J D wade I 1 mho was called home alon monday lay evening I 1 at 10 mr wade w was is not a rob robust man mail at best but lie was wag able to provide for his loved ones and was a good school teacher which vocation he followed ile he is the fourth brother to be taken ok ciff b by that dreaded tp uphold hold on oil account of not being of a strong physique the revel fever made rapid progress gri cringing nging along it pneumonia and mr air wade made a brave h fight but the odds were against him he was ill III only about two weeks ile he had engaged to teach school here in the central building this winter inter but was unable to begin work when school started on account of illness mr air wade was a il member lember of the lie stake sunday school board and was n consistent latter day saint ills his death leaves a wife and three children without a husband and father joseph david wade was bom boin february 11 1864 at north 0 ogden den utah ile he was a son of edward and belinda wade of that place ills his early years were spent on the alic farm until the age of 21 years when he was taken ill with typhoid fever with which he continued on page tour four i FOUR DEATHS THIS WEEK continued on first page was afflicted for or many weeks upon his recovery he entered the university of utah and took a four year course of study graduating with honor since that time he has engaged in fit school teaching on the of april 1896 lie he was married marrie ct to baud arod ilina of harper ward and four child ian i en have blessed that union one of whom has proceeded its father to 0 o tile the great beyond mr wade and family came to brig liam baill six years ago and built a nice little home on north 3rd ard west st which was a happy home in fix every respect it will never seem the same now for fathers place will be empty it is indeed hard when a family Is robbed of its lead head especially when the hie family consists principally of 1 small children but god deeth all things well and it is not tor for mortal man mail to question his deci decrees ees but to school its his feelings to say not N mine but thy will 0 lord be done we ve extend our heartfelt sympathy to mrs ills wade and her cliff children d i en and pray that they may be able to see the silver lining to the cloud which at present appears appear so dark funeral services were held today at 11 a in ili jn n the third war ward ine meeting eting house friday morning the angel of death called inc ingoborg eborg sophia nelson nelion art ami lit in her passing dox box elder county and brigham city loses another pioneer the cause of death was general de ability for Gr grandma andina nelson idelso n as she was avas affectionately called was 92 years of ago age and was remarkably bri bright glit cute caie of herself until about two years ago she was tile the embodiment of unselfishness for she was continually giving of her sub stance and energy to help others her life has been one grand example from beginning to end she was born may alay 13 near soro denmark where she grew up on oil feb 2 ag G 1847 she became the wife of nels neis 11 nelson the gospel was introduced in scandinavia in the year and a few years la ter this worthy couple were converted to tile the faith in the year they left their na live country bound for america in company with 54 1 I saints crossing the atlantic on oil the ship west land they journeyed on tile the water 47 days grandma nelson and husband crossed the plain sin in mathias cow leys ox atam tim outfit traveling piral parallel lel with Jolius tons army which anva was s on its way out to quell the mormons cormons Mor mons the company arlivea in salt lake city sept 13 1857 where brother and sister nelson remained for a short tini time e they arrived in brigham oct 29 1 9 same year where mrs nelson lias has lived ever since excepting the move south in 1858 when site she and her husband followed the saints in fit the exodus coming back to their homes in ill the tall fall mrs nelson was the mother of children mrs christena Christ cna neeley of neeley idaho peter nelson ot or this city and mrs sophia ralphs of rockland ekland idaho there are 39 19 grand children chil dien and 39 59 cicat grand children grandma nelson was also a pio icer eer in relief society in this county she lie was agod fearing woman having those attributes which go to malce make up a noble e character har acter and site she was wag ever a consistent latter day saint when the relief society was first organized in brigham may alay IS 18 18 CS she was one of 0 the eight original teachers called she together with helen neeley labored lit in the he ard 3rd ward in ili those days it took the teachers three whole lays days to visit their district being in a scattered condition but including the whole war ward and she magnified her ter calling faithfully is as a teacher for many years funeral services were held in the third ward meeting house tuesday at 2 p m bishop stohl presiding tho the choir sang when first the glorious light of truth prayer was offered by abram evans and the choir eang resting now aloni care and sorrow the speakers were dishop bishop lorenzo X N etolil elders johnson a nep nephew liew anti and jensen ot of salt lake both of whom had lived with sir mr and mrs nelson in their heir south 11 II S larsen james olsen 11 II C jensen and pres oleen olcen N stohl all spoke unreservedly ot of the ilie noble traits ot of character of the deceased and many incidents in her life were belated to show how low she had been tried and not found wanting v during the services dalsy sevena and victor aladden and S N lee I 1 sang beautiful isle ot of somewhere i the closing number by the choir was sweet rest in heaven and lars C christensen Chil Chlis stensen pronounced the lie benediction one or of ill lr 1 and I ars sirs john peter sens bens four year old twin bos died of at the family home oni on I 1 ranch about three mi miles les west of this city last sunday night the child had been sick but was thought to 0 o be improving up until saturday night when it took a turn for tile the boise physicians were called in but too late to render assistance the little fellow was buived monday night much sympathy is felt for the lie bereaved parents it is hard enough I 1 to part with these treasures under ordinary circumstance but when as in this case the lie nature or of the sickness excludes the companionship of friends it is inestimably haider to beat bear 11 |