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Show Fimofal'ofATasjfrEamb? The Or ices of iho funeral of Jnuic fuub. who ilkd March 0, wero held Saturduy afternoon nt 2 o'clock from the meeting bouse. Illehop Tjeld presided, Tliero was n large gathering of relatives rela-tives nml friends present to do huflur to the departed, Mr. I.nmb had uufl'eicd for uuuy eari from one of his hips, which caused him to be very laino at times, nnd this trouble was the cause of his death, lie was of a quiet nnd rather rutir ng diHpislti.ii, but n kind hearted father nnd hurt laud nnd n g.od citizen. The spenkera were Ilishop Kjeld, Win. Sutithwlck, Eli Kendall nnd President A. J. Elans. Their ad dresii8 were full of words of comfort ami sympathy for the widow nml chll-dien. chll-dien. The casket wns covered with lovely lloweis. The remains wero followed fol-lowed to the cemetery by n very long proLession. Mr. James E. Lamb wns the s n of James nnd Elizabeth Lamb. He was born nt Lchi, Feb. 1 1, 1801, nml lived beio for ten years when ho moved from I.ehl with his parents to Wallsburg, SV.is.tteli county. At the age of 18 jcniH he wns chosen to tie second conn-lelur conn-lelur to the president of the dciiLOiiH1 ip-ioruin of Wallsburg, and afterwards ordained a teacher, nml in 18S8 ordained an elder of the Chinch of Jesus Christ ol Latt-Mlay Saints. On Nov. 'J8, 1888. lie married HenneMn Iisee of Lehl (n the t.ignti Templo. Since their Innr-ringe Innr-ringe be and his family have livd here lu I.ehl up ti hi dentil, which occurred on March ll. He was dutiful nnd loving lov-ing filher ami husband. Ha lenv.t a wile nnd four children to tii'iuiu hjs departure. He wns nged 41 ycatt nml Vttdajf. |
