| Show FUNERAL RITES FOR J. J W. W HOGGAt HOGGAN HELD YESTERDAY s Death came suddenly and unexpectedly unexpectedly unexpectedly to one of Mantis l many year ear and amid highly respected citizens James Walter Valter at his ranch near Redmond last ast Friday night Although he was 72 years ears of age are J he lie was apparently enjoying ing the best of health and had b been ll actively ac ac- actively ac actively about his business until the tho time lime of oC retiring Friday evening Mr Hoggan as one of Mantis Manti's s pioneer builders a man of intensive intensive intensive sive activity and enterprise H Ho had the tho courage to do and thus became became became be be- came associated with many industrial industrial industrial indus indus- trial movements He was contractor tor builder merchant stockman farmer prospector saw mill hill operator operator oper oper- ator banker bankel At the time of his passing he was devoting himself to ranching and wool growing He w was as born in Scotland Scotland Scot Scot- land February 25 25 1854 lIe He joined the L. L D D. D S. S church chinch with other members of his famil family when ho he was 9 years of age The family family fam fam- ily By emigrated to Utah crossing tho the Plains in 1863 The family ramil lived in Salt Lake for a time until the parents died and then young oung Hoggan Hoggan Hog Hog- gan gau with his young wife wiCe Sarah Rosser whom he lie married in Salt Lake January 11 11 1883 came camo to ManU Mauti and made their home He lie Is survived by br the following children of his first wife Mrs James Williams of Calexico Calif Ross Walter William Villiam and Allen Alien Hoggan and Mrs B. B H H. Anderson of Los Angeles Miss 1 Isabelle Hoggan Hog Hog- Hoggan gan of Salt Lake and Edward Hoggan no now serving on a mission in New Now Zeland He Ho is also survived survived suni ved b by his second wife Ce Mrs Irs Alice Alico Nelson Nolson Hoggan of Chicago and three children Alice Marvin and Edna Edna Continued Continued- page Continued on page 5 Ju J. JW w. w HOGGAN Continued from page age 1 Ij Large funeral services were held In the North Ward Yard Chapel yesterday yesterday yester yester- da day afternoon presided over oer by Bishop E. E T T. T Reid Musical l numbers numbers numbers num num- bers b by the choir consisted of I Ikno 1 kno know That My Iy Redeemer Lives Nearer My Iy God to Thee and Unanswered Yet and a double mixed sang Still Still SUll With Thee The rho speakers were Pres L L. R. R Anderson Bishop N N. N R R. R Peterson David S Shand and Bishop Dishop Ernest Madson Madson Mad Mad- son and Bishop Dishop E E. E T T. T Reid Invocation Invocation Invocation cation was offered by C. C P P. P Lar Larson and the benediction was pronounced ed by hy Pres J. J B. B Jacobson |
