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Show RILEY B. WILLIAMS : ' H IS LAID AT REST ,M Impressive Services Held at Kan- n arravlllc Last Saturday , fH Large Procession. , ZH )H Funeral services over tho remains 'H of Riley B. Williams, who departed this life in Cedar City last Friday, , 'H wero held in Kanarraville on Satur- , iH day. 'M The students of tho B, A. C. re- , J 'M quested tho privilego of making1 the it '" casket, which was very beautiful and l 1 fM reflected much credit on tho students i j 'M who constructed it. ' H Tho mombors of deceased's classes H from tho school mot nt the residence -x M last Saturday morning, where the cof- (feil fin was opened for a short time that ' fvl they might take a farewell look nt 11 their friend and associate, after 'H which tho students in a body- preced- 'H ed the cortege to tho outskirts of i'l town, ns a mark of respect and re- r grct' H .1 There wore many beautiful floral fil offerings, nnd a goodly numbor of $ Cedar City people, including several lll members of tho choir and the family rl of tho young widow, went to kanarrn ( H to bo present at tho services. j The Funeral Services. " H Tho following 8crvl',es wero con- j ducted nt the Kanana meeting iJMB house: .. wi? jH Choir sang, "Nearer My God to fM Thee." 1 I'H Invocation, James S. Stanley. f f , H Singing, "Not Half lino Ever Been . ilH Told." '1 Tho speakers wero Albert S. Gard- i'il nor of tho Branch A. C, George H. 'm Wood of Cedar City, John W. P'.att, H Ed. Rowe of tho State Industrial il School, Ogdcn, W. II. Leigh, Bp. Wil- HH Ham Berry, all of whom spoke in H praise of tho departed, and comforted 'H tho bereaved ones. t-HI In closing tho choir sang, "PaBa ' JUI Under the Rod,", and benediction was ul pronounced by I?lder Iohn; W. Piatt. "lH ThVre" wast-a. large' attendance 't H the funeral, and '& long procession fol- H lowed ,,thejMftU. to thdr. last. recU flH -mraaKwthV iKewftrt.-yc. , ;a" Xir'-vlB Deceased was a mmiWrv of the " IH Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day 4 "fH Saints, in good standing, and with his ''"'fH wifo received, his endowments in the rH St. George Temple during the mid- , rH winter holidays. .HH He will be missed by a multitude i IH of rolattves and frionds. The Rcc- ord condoles with his widow and sor- lll rowing parents in thoir bereavement. 1 H The widow will resido with her par- H onts at this place for tho present. |
