Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-03-25 | Page 7 | Mrs. Dr. H. A. Whitney is Fatally Stricken

MRS. DR. H. A. WHITNEY IS FATALLY STRICKEN Well-Known Woman Dies Suddenly at Her Home In This City. Salt Lake. March 23. Mr?. Virln-, Virln-, b Tienan Whitney, wire of lr 1 A. I WMtney, a well known phy;.ci.in mi l s-tiycon of tills city, dl:vl limn i i.eu-mpiiia i.eu-mpiiia about 2 o clock o lnesdny at-temoo'.i at-temoo'.i at ber home, 4 IS rxi 3 ioutLi Temple street. Mrs. VJ;ituv ii?. 1 beer; sick but a lew days, .ind her i nl ws very sudden, coming 'i seeie shock to her host of friends and acquaintances ac-quaintances in this city Mrs. Whitney was 52 years obi, j having been born In Oshkosh, Wis.. n 1S52. She was a daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John Tienan, and with them came to Utah in 1871, living here ever since. She married Dr. Whitney in this city in 1889, and they had two children, Frank and Virginia, both or whom survive her. She also leaves a mother and two brothers, who reside in this city. Mrs. Whitney was an active worker work-er in the St. Mark's Episcopal church of this city and had a wide acquaintance. acquaint-ance. She was of a loving disposition, disposi-tion, and was highly respected and loved by all who knew hor. Funeral arrangements have not yet boen completed com-pleted and the announcement will be made later. I