Show i ii i MANY FRIENDS AT ATI I BROOKS FUNERAL Impressive Services in in Memory Memory Memory Mem Mem- ory of Pioneer Merchant Pallbearers The funeral of the late George F. F Brooks for nine forty-nine years a Salt Sall Lake merchant took place yesterday from the Twelfth Thirteenth war ward meeting house to City cemetery The esteem In which Mr Brooks was held was testified tes tes- titled to b by the lar large e assembly of or friends Because of or the limited capacity capacI capac capac- I lit tty ity of or the hall man many mourners were I unable to obtain admission to the sef Ice Professor or Levi Lev- Edgar Edar Young Youn an I Intimate friend frIen of Mr Ir Brooks Drools for man many years ears presided over O the services Apostle Apostle Apostle Apos Apos- tle Charles V. Yo Penrose was one of the speakers A quartet gave e a a beautiful rendering of O 0 0 My 1 Father Some Sonic Day SomeTime Some SomeTime Time Well We'll Understand Understand and There Is Sweet Rest nest In Heaven while an appropriate appropriate appropriate ap ap- ap- ap solo was contributed by EImer Elmer El- El mer Young Young- The front of the meeting meetinghouse meetinghouse meetinghouse house was profusely decorated b by wreaths an and flowers Jowers the tribute of numerous numerous nu- nu friends of the th family The Xan- Xan i woo 00 Le Legion of which Mr Ir Brooks was as a a. member attended the funeral In a body The pallbearers were Oliver Workman Claud Clive Charles Hardy William Culver Gul Axel Axe Wood and Lieber Heber Pitt The Thc pallbearers all had been of ot Mr lr Brooks for tor man many years W. W W W. lUter president of or the Deseret Savings Saving bank hanle delivered the opening prayer ayer and the concluding concludIng- prayer was offered h by John Knight president of or l Ensign stake e. e The grave was dedicated by John Lion who was a comrade of the departed In th the lau oo Nauvoo Legion Lesion |