Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-11-07

OBITUARY.
DIED In Doming, N. NJ, on Saturday,
the 4th inst, Mary, the beloved wife
OF Edgar N. Young.
The sad bereavement which has fallen
on the loving hearts Of Mrs. Young's fam.
lily and relatives has aroused an unusual
amount Of the tenderest sympathy. As
young girl and matron Mrs. Young's refine
ment, sweetness und thoughfulness had
made friends for her Of all who had the
happiness of knowing her. While no
words can alleviate the bitterness OF their
lose her husband, mother, and little
daughter have the kOen sympathy Of the
whole community.
Mrs Young was the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Cobb who came here
with their family from st. Louis several
years before Mrs. Young's marriage.
Mrs.Young had long been suffering. Over
two weeks ago she went down to Deming
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Cobb,
and sister, Mrs. Goldsmith, to place her
self under treatment. She finally sue
cumed at 6:40 on Saturday evening. She
was brought home on Sunday and buried
in the Masonic cemetery at 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. l. Q. Munger, who has been sut-
fering for about two years from a com
plication OF diseases, died at her home
last Saturday morning about 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Munger, for the last few weeks,
bad been ia q convalesoing condition,
and IN fact had 30 far recovered health
that she was able to be up and around
the house. On Friday evening she ap-
peared In unusually good spirits and
took supper with her family. Although
an invalid, her condition was not con-
sidered serious by her attending physi-
clan, but q new complication o in
the form of heart disease which caused
her death. She was buried Sunday af-
ternoon.
Frank Vingoe, who has been confined
in the Sisters hospital at this place for
several weeks, died last Friday. Mrs.
Vingoe was with her husband at the
time of his death. Mr.. Vingor was at
one time owner Of the Little Fannie
mine, at Mogollon, and was a man OF
great wealth, but through unfortunate
business transactions lost the most OF his
property. The remains we're taken
charge Of by the Odd Fellows of this city
and buried according to their rites
and ceremonies last Sunday morning.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
WHEREAS, II has please Alnight God
master OF the Universe, TO remove by
death from our midst and our lodge oui
dearly beloved Brother, Frank Vingoe
Of Isaac S. Tiffany Lodge, No. 13, ]. o. o
F., Of Silver City, New Mexico, and
WHEREAS, Brother Frank Vingoe wa
a man Of sterling qualities Of heart anC
mind, a good citizen and neighbor, a de
voted and loving husband and father, anC
as q member Of our order was faith
full and earnest, and
WHEREAS, We find words too feeble anC
inadequate to express our deep anC
heartfelt sorrow at his removal from GU
earthly lie OF Usefulness by h higher
DEGREES of Providence, aud
WHEREAS, IL is fitting and proper tina
we should keep green his virtues on the
tablets OF memory; be it therefore
Resolved, That we hereby most cord
tally extend our consolation and sympa
thy TO the afflicted and bereaved famIl
Of our departed brother, and we expires
the belief and the hope that he has onl
gone before to await the coming Of hi
loved ones, TO reioin them forever in Oh
world that is to come and where sAparu
tions and sOrrUws are no more.
Resolved, That these resolutions b
published in the Silver City papers; an
be it further
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu
tons be presented TO the family Of tn
deceased brother, and also that theB
resolutions be spread upon the minute
OF Isaac s. Tiffany Lodge, No. Is, L. {
o. F.
II. L. CAKES,