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Show D.jW. Rainey To Be Buried " . J At Richmond Funeral services will be held at the Richmond South ward on Wednesday at 2 o'clock for Da-t Da-t vid William Rainey, 76, who died Friday at the General hos-. hos-. pital in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Rainey was injured several months ago in an automobile accident- and had never recovered J fhf injuries. J ' The body will arrive in Logan . this afternoon and will be taken M j, to the home of Newell G. Daines, 1 317 E. 3 South, where friends ' ' may call Wednesday morning from 10 till 1 o'clock or they X. " may call at the Richmond South ward from 1:30 to 2 p.m. Wednesday Wed-nesday and view the body. X ? D. W. Rainey was born in Provo, January 8, 1858. When two years of age, with his parents, par-ents, David P. Rainey and Dor-otthy Dor-otthy Jane Dennis Rainey, he moved to Richmond where he spent his younger days. In 1888 he moved to Star vallev and was fSone of the pioneers of that sec- - tion. He later retired as a cat-' cat-' 4e raiser and cheese maker and moved to Los Angeles about 15 -5gfirsagp where he has resided since. " During his entire lifetime, Mr. Rainey has devoted his time to church work. He married the following wives: Mary Olsen, de-'. de-'. ceased; Janet Hansen, deceased; , ilargaret Burton, deceased, apd v Ruth Comish, who survived. A large family of children survive ' as follows: Mrs. Lionel Farrell, Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Wilford - Burton, Etna, Wyoming; Dr. D. ,V. Rainey Jr., Mrs. Jal Lang-oy, Lang-oy, Mrs. Joseph Ballentyne, Ralph Rainey, all of Los Angeels; '" "urs. Charles W. Brown, Fair-'.e, Fair-'.e, Wyoming; Mrs. Newell G. Daines, Logan; Mrs. Roy Wil-" Wil-" liams, Marysvale, Utah; Mrs. I Arlenn G. Dewey, Deweyville, J Utah; Mrs. Dorothy Rainey, Salt Lake City. Surviving brothers and sisters: '& Mrp- Mary Fisher, F. H. Rainey, wiJaKiand, Calif.; Mrs. Julian P. n, Logan; Mrs. Jennie bell, Los Angeles; Mrs. W. ; .-farrison. Cove. Forty one f grand children also survive. |
