OBITUARY: The Manti Messenger, Saturday 1 January 1898:
DEATH OF LOUIS MADSEN
Thursday, Dec. 30th, at the hour of 11:40 a.m., Louis Madsen one of our highly esteemed and most noble citizens passed from the mortal stage after continuous suffering for the long period of two months. The deceased was a native of Denmark, and was born in Synder Verdeby Falster, Nov 27th, 1846. He was baptized and became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in 186?, and immigrated to Utah shortly afterwards. He located in Manti immediately on his arrival in Utah and was married to Elsie Nielson in 1868. Bro. Madsen was a faithful and loving husband, a true Christian and always ready to perform his duties in everything required of him. He was called to work on the St. George Temple in 1871 and without murmur or discontentment labored on that worthy structure for two years. In 1891 Bro. Madsen was again called on a mission, this time to his native land. He labored in Denmark for a period of two years with much success, converting many to the principles he so proudly advocated. He enjoyed good health while there, but shortly after his return home began to feel ill and breaking down in health. His ailment was lung trouble, which he has been afflicted with for a number of years. He was ordained into the High Priests Quorum a short time ago and on his return from his last mission was chosen President of the Scandinavians of our city. He was highly honored and esteemed by everybody who knew him. Funeral services will be held in the South Ward Assembly hall this afternoon, (Saturday) at 1 o'clock p.m.
As the funeral services will be held New Years' day, the citizens will be at leisure, and everyone who can possibly attend should turn out to give their last respects to the deceased.
Son of Ole & Anna Larsen Madsen.
He is the father of Louis, Antone Oliver, Andrew Emil, Elvine Larene, Edwin Erastus, Howard P, Able Stanley and Wilford Madsen.
DEATH OF LOUIS MADSEN
Thursday, Dec. 30th, at the hour of 11:40 a.m., Louis Madsen one of our highly esteemed and most noble citizens passed from the mortal stage after continuous suffering for the long period of two months. The deceased was a native of Denmark, and was born in Synder Verdeby Falster, Nov 27th, 1846. He was baptized and became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in 186?, and immigrated to Utah shortly afterwards. He located in Manti immediately on his arrival in Utah and was married to Elsie Nielson in 1868. Bro. Madsen was a faithful and loving husband, a true Christian and always ready to perform his duties in everything required of him. He was called to work on the St. George Temple in 1871 and without murmur or discontentment labored on that worthy structure for two years. In 1891 Bro. Madsen was again called on a mission, this time to his native land. He labored in Denmark for a period of two years with much success, converting many to the principles he so proudly advocated. He enjoyed good health while there, but shortly after his return home began to feel ill and breaking down in health. His ailment was lung trouble, which he has been afflicted with for a number of years. He was ordained into the High Priests Quorum a short time ago and on his return from his last mission was chosen President of the Scandinavians of our city. He was highly honored and esteemed by everybody who knew him. Funeral services will be held in the South Ward Assembly hall this afternoon, (Saturday) at 1 o'clock p.m.
As the funeral services will be held New Years' day, the citizens will be at leisure, and everyone who can possibly attend should turn out to give their last respects to the deceased.
Son of Ole & Anna Larsen Madsen.
He is the father of Louis, Antone Oliver, Andrew Emil, Elvine Larene, Edwin Erastus, Howard P, Able Stanley and Wilford Madsen.
OBITUARY: The Manti Messenger, Saturday 1 January 1898:
DEATH OF LOUIS MADSEN
Thursday, Dec. 30th, at the hour of 11:40 a.m., Louis Madsen one of our highly esteemed and most noble citizens passed from the mortal stage after continuous suffering for the long period of two months. The deceased was a native of Denmark, and was born in Synder Verdeby Falster, Nov 27th, 1846. He was baptized and became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in 186?, and immigrated to Utah shortly afterwards. He located in Manti immediately on his arrival in Utah and was married to Elsie Nielson in 1868. Bro. Madsen was a faithful and loving husband, a true Christian and always ready to perform his duties in everything required of him. He was called to work on the St. George Temple in 1871 and without murmur or discontentment labored on that worthy structure for two years. In 1891 Bro. Madsen was again called on a mission, this time to his native land. He labored in Denmark for a period of two years with much success, converting many to the principles he so proudly advocated. He enjoyed good health while there, but shortly after his return home began to feel ill and breaking down in health. His ailment was lung trouble, which he has been afflicted with for a number of years. He was ordained into the High Priests Quorum a short time ago and on his return from his last mission was chosen President of the Scandinavians of our city. He was highly honored and esteemed by everybody who knew him. Funeral services will be held in the South Ward Assembly hall this afternoon, (Saturday) at 1 o'clock p.m.
As the funeral services will be held New Years' day, the citizens will be at leisure, and everyone who can possibly attend should turn out to give their last respects to the deceased.
Son of Ole & Anna Larsen Madsen.
He is the father of Louis, Antone Oliver, Andrew Emil, Elvine Larene, Edwin Erastus, Howard P, Able Stanley and Wilford Madsen.
DEATH OF LOUIS MADSEN
Thursday, Dec. 30th, at the hour of 11:40 a.m., Louis Madsen one of our highly esteemed and most noble citizens passed from the mortal stage after continuous suffering for the long period of two months. The deceased was a native of Denmark, and was born in Synder Verdeby Falster, Nov 27th, 1846. He was baptized and became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in 186?, and immigrated to Utah shortly afterwards. He located in Manti immediately on his arrival in Utah and was married to Elsie Nielson in 1868. Bro. Madsen was a faithful and loving husband, a true Christian and always ready to perform his duties in everything required of him. He was called to work on the St. George Temple in 1871 and without murmur or discontentment labored on that worthy structure for two years. In 1891 Bro. Madsen was again called on a mission, this time to his native land. He labored in Denmark for a period of two years with much success, converting many to the principles he so proudly advocated. He enjoyed good health while there, but shortly after his return home began to feel ill and breaking down in health. His ailment was lung trouble, which he has been afflicted with for a number of years. He was ordained into the High Priests Quorum a short time ago and on his return from his last mission was chosen President of the Scandinavians of our city. He was highly honored and esteemed by everybody who knew him. Funeral services will be held in the South Ward Assembly hall this afternoon, (Saturday) at 1 o'clock p.m.
As the funeral services will be held New Years' day, the citizens will be at leisure, and everyone who can possibly attend should turn out to give their last respects to the deceased.
Son of Ole & Anna Larsen Madsen.
He is the father of Louis, Antone Oliver, Andrew Emil, Elvine Larene, Edwin Erastus, Howard P, Able Stanley and Wilford Madsen.
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