Passes Away William G Heits Known as Daddy Heita
William G Heits died last Saturday at the LC M hos ge in Kemmerer from Brights disease after a period of illness. A veteran hotel and general store operator, he and his son Howard ran the Emporium in Kemmerer for years. Born April 4 1871 at Ft Madison Iowa he was 71. His wife died in 1898. Funeral at the Episcopal church Kemmerer then burial in Ogden Utah beside his wife. Survived by Geo Heitz Salt Lake Mesdames Beach Hocker Kemmerer Albert Heitz Bancroft Idaho and Howard Heitz Big Piney. Howard to manage the local business. Albert Larson and wife to Salt Lake for Irwin Covey who will be operated on at L D S hospital.
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Daddy Heita
LC. M
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Bancroft
Idaho
Howard Heitz
Big Piney
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