Oct. have been { . \ | S ) {y ? ) $ ) : \ . ? rae plz Ss a Oe al oy CANE he Oo eS Ae rie DESER’ WEG Ae Mrs Jane Foote, Morgan inty’s oldest woman died at home Wednesday at 10 a.m. xr a two months jliness. he would ' Beloved Pioneer Citizen, | lane Foote Dies at Her Hom Sm Fe 94 years 18. (rs. Foote was born in 1866 a dugout at Echo to Pioneer's swell and Mary Ann Peterson vens. he is the last of eleven chil- en. She married James Patterson Foote, Aug 10, 1889, Park City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died Nov. 11, 1899. Left to rear six children against tremendous odds, Mrs. Foote was a wonderful mother and Jovéd by -all-who-knew her. Until the last few months of her life she was active and mentally alert, with a keen sense of hum: or, Queen of gifts sincere god wishes. of dreds; during the cel-. in Relief years. Survivors: Jean Society two Carey, Checketts, grandchildren children and ; Saturday 18},,;r 12 will be held lew |) Sa eee, pebeauacle. Friends may call at the home|? I after 5 hiomiks p.m. and tecancv ice, Sat-| Oxden. Song Mae Sh SC eran | 7 G v Dyn CHECK = REPAIR 2s NEEDS—William Smith, left, and Charles Leslie Checketts look ‘over pioneer cabin in Morgan for needed repairs. Cabin was birthplace of first white boy in Morgan County, will figure prominently in the Morgan centennial which will b e celebrated t July 23, See 24 ee d 25. — - 3 ne ie | Just south of the cabin is a full sized Observance burr. The stones were used in the Richville mill | which was -the first grist mill PEALE The Lo Ere Cabin Fo T 9 | | LS es H CEE } rrirccall: ears | Soy oy Le | v | , Centennial cS Mortuary, | P ) rARnnNdd L Ss es : co Ba ct =: ny a (Cercle Sena tbeiab tance nai fo Piorsaliacimielary dinetied. bv.z and 4 a RS Sf Oe greatgrand- ; ees great greatic at 1 p.m. in the Mor- Lindquist : Mrs. | - Ce, Morgan; 61 grandchildren. Funeral services ~ ‘iemedias of cb pra“ Mrs. | t t} Cen- —— }? Yer daughters, Ida.; shown Mérean dod = 6 }—~—— Sy many R. Pocatello, Idaho; Margaret ' Gaeta a son, Mecham, Friday eg is this, year. Mrs. Foote was a member of the Morgan LDS Ward and a2- James 7. Aennial ebration. tive Foote ivalivPot.the hun- ses three-day Jane Le honored with a number and Mrs. here as she reigned with Will : : Smith as Queen and King, re- were eet They emt ,94. resident, | | cy Or e MORGAN for Morgan nial F ee Nn Mor ena foilage until it gan grounds were restored. — Preparations, The most outstanding face-|| Morgan County residents are} County’s Centen-jlifting has been to the little||sure the little log cabin will| celebration, to be| held see me pines eae firstae whit “0 cabin ————e Se ee grown completely blotted out. is was removed by Mr. Checkatts and the entire | 22oints5 Sof = of interest here on July 22, 23 and 24, are | Charles Roswell Steveris, oh going forward. on Sept. 23, 1857. The log ee Ctieely over was | For ca ma : Smith William Morgan male ~~ with oldest tea honors Countyis the 1960 — sharing of July was obtained from . the Jake Bohman family of Peterson in 1931, and moved to its present site on the Tabernacle grounds and dedicated July 24, 1931. This room historical building has little been one- com- pletely restored by Charles Leslie Checketts, a Morgan County resident for only three years. Mr. Checketts donated all materials and over 30 hours labor, ‘to restore the cabin for the coming centennial. Inside the cabin visitors .can still see the stove ‘pans little coal cooking covered with pots and |: which served both as heat | for the cabin as well as to pre- pare food. There is also a bed original and several other ita — pieces of furniture. as to ena visitors. ~ was Centennial _~ Foote tw Mrs, Morgan