Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-11-18 | Page 7 | Deaths and Funerals

Deaths and Funerals HARRIS Tho remains of Alice L Harris, who died at San Jose, Cal., November 16, will arrive In Ogden 'omorrow evening over the Southern Pacific. Tho body will be taken to Mie KIrkendall chapel whero funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon after-noon under the auspices of tho Women Wom-en of Woodcraft. Her husband, Frank Harris, and a daughter, Mrs. L. B. Balch of Ogden, survive. LARSEN Mrs. Dorothea Petrina Larsen died yesterday afternoon at tho residence of her daughter, Mrs. Annie M. Williamson, 2050 Washington Washing-ton avenue, of heart disease. She had been ill for a month and recently went to visit a daughter, Mrs. Mln,-nio Mln,-nio Hart In Ely, Nevada, thinking to benefit her health. The purpose of tho trip, however, failed and after returning to Ogden her decline was rapid. She was an active member of the Mormon church and was well known in Ogden, Weber county and other parts of tho state. Mrs. Larson Lar-son was born at Thisted, Denmark, .March 22, 1S43, the daughter of Christian Chris-tian and SIssIo Mlkilsen Olsen. She was married to Julius M. Larsen, October Oc-tober 10, 1S63, and came with him to Utah in 1S95. For four years they reslded in Brigham City and since then had lived in Ogden. The deceased de-ceased Is survived by the following children: Mrs. Annie M. Williamson, George Larsen, J. Martin Larsen and Christian A- Larsen of Ogden; Mrs. Minnie Hart of Ely, Nov., and Oscar Larsen of Spokane, Wash. She is also survived by 22 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. no