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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

crepe with combination Of yellow satin;
Miss Delaplain, pink satin with black
lace overskirt; Miss Fisher, white satin
with pearl trimmings; Miss Sara Brock
unier, white MORE with satin; MISS
Jessie Turner, figured organdie with
pink satin.
The reunion of the Fox family, on
the 9th inst, az the home Of Mr.. Cha'.
j. Fox, Short Creek, OHIO. was one OF
the most notable events OF it's nature
which have ever occurred in this sec
ton. The day was the one hundredth
anniversary OF the marriage OF josiah
and Anna Fox, who were welded In
Philadelphia a century ago. Mr.. Fox
was one OF the early patriots, who ala
valiant service for the country OF bis
adoption, and OF whose record his deS-
cendants are justly proud. The reun-
ion was a very pleasant affair. A tea-
,ure was splendid dinner, at which
rare dishes, each with an interesting
history, were used. Among those pres
ent were Miss Minnie Curtis, OF Mounds
Vile, and Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wilson, j..
d. Dubois, Mrs. Letita Updegraf, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lash, Of Wheel
ing.
Tuesday evening Miss Carrie Reed
entertained the Snowfall Social and
I Outing Club al her home on South EoH
street, instead Of Miss Clara Horner, as
was first intended, unforeseen events
making the change advisable. A de-
lightful literary programme was rem
dered. In Difference TO HalIow Zen
the next meet of the club will be one
night later than usual. Jessie Miller,
OF North Main street, will be the host
on this occasion, and an innovation in
the regular routine will be attempted.
The principal feature Of the evening
will be the making Of sugar tafy, and
each member is expected 20 appear iG
grotesQue costume, their identity TO
remain secret until luncheon.
Prof. John Mullen entertained his
pupils and patrons at the Calumet Club
rooms on South Main street Tuesday
evening. Prof Charles Killmeyer
/ tickled the worries, and delightful sea-
son was spent in terpsichorean pleas
ures.
Miss Dorothy McMechen Delightfully."-
entertained u number OF her young
friends yesterday afternoon, between
the hours OF two and five o'clock, at the
home of her parents. No. 80 Twelfth
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with the choicest palms and plants
judiciOusly arranged, while the hall
which has witnessed so May brilliant
aSsembIages, was a Kaleidoscope pic.
ture of bright cOlors. The Arion SO
ciety sang several choruses, and solo
numbers were contributed by Mrs.
Flora Williams, Miss Mary Blnkard,
Miss Mamie johnson, Miss Olga Roller,
MesSrs. Alfred Spell and Frank J. deg
miller, aud dramatic selections by Miss
Lena Henuig. The con cert was an ar
tistic triumph, aud the spprecistive
audience bestowed its appls use gener-
ouSly. After the feast OF music cane
the terpSichOrean pleasures which con-
Jinued without Interruption unit, after
two o'clock Between twelve and one
o'clock toe doors OF the banquet hall
were thrown open, and the inner
man was fed 70 safety. The grand
march was very pretty. /, was led by
MeSsrs. George EbeIing aud August
Schneider, with Jacques Front and Ed.
Stifel as markers. This quartette OF
popular gentlemen had charge of the
dance programme. The affair on the
whole, will DO long remembered by the
guests OF the AriOn.
Mr.. CharlesWeitzel very pleasantly
entertained number OF friends az his
home on North Main street Friday
evening, in celebration OF his sixtY-ftth
birthday.
A brilliant reception took place
Thursday evening q; the handsome res
idenc5 Of Hon. and Mrs. c. w. BrOcku-
nier corner Fourteenth and Chapliue
streets. 10 was given by their attract
i've daughters, Misses Mary, Shirley aud
sara. complimentary 10 their guests,
Miss Mabel Dwyer, OF New Orleans, and
Miss Grace Ferguson, OF Reading, Pa.
The par.ors were brilliantly lighted and
tastefully decorated with potted plants
and ferns Between the hours Of seven
and eleven o'clock nearly two hundred
guests were entertained. The affair
was rendered dOu0.y p.easurable
by the fact that il was
the tweuty-ninta wedding anRivers-
ary of the host and hostess, who were
attired tn portions of their waddiuE
suits. The Opera House orchestra was
stationed in the hallway, and through
out the evening rendered tunefuI seiec-
lions. After the guests were received
by the Misses Brockunier, and their Wis
itorS, they were ushered TO the dining
room, where Misses Martha Caldwell,
Hulda DelaDlain, Nancy Fisher aud
Jessie Turcer carefully looked after the
wants Of the guests 10 the way Of de-
lightful luncheon prepared by burst,
The costumes worn were exceptionally
handsome. Miss Mary BrOckunier wore
a white India silk With Ssfip trimmings;
Miss Shirley BrOckuq 10Y satio,
high nef large sle
Yellow >aElth
Fergl =
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ties Of fashionable l.fe-has provided a
continuous round Of entertainments
during the past six days. II has been
the liveliest week Of a gay season.
There have been several very elaborate
affairs and innumerabIe soirses. But
the week was made notable by the NUN
Der Of weddings which took place
Cupid reaped a rich harvest, aud the
devotee has had abundant material for
interesting gossip. There will be an
unusually large number OF nuptial GER
emonles fhis fall, and some Of Wheel
ing's socbl leaders will approach the
Hymepsal altar. The small army Of
bachelors, who have successfully re-
slzsea the charms Of the fair sex for
80 long, Will be sadly depleted. Just
now preparations are being made for
the proper observance of HalIOw Fen,
that ancient feast about which is woven
so much legendary lore and supers,i-
ton, all OF which will be eNemDHiel To
the form Of entertainments In ce.eora-
tlon Of the feast.
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here have been few
prettier church wed
dings than that which
united Mr.. John j.
Couif and Miss Char
lotte Waterhouse, at
st. Joseph's Cathedral,
az nuptial mass, last
Wednesday morning
A large number OF in
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COMING EVENTS.

nvitattOnsh have
been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. John
Basel OF CIarkS-
burg, for the mar
mage OF their
daughter, Ellie u
era % a m. 20 Mr..
Charles w. List, Of
this city. The GER
cmooy will be per-
formed in Cbrist's
T. hurC %. CIarkS-
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ENTERTAINMENTS

o MORE elaborate or
pleasing entertainment
was given during the
week than the concert
and ball which was
the initial number up
on the Arion winter
programme, and which
also marked the for
nal opening Of the
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burg, at nine o'clock on the evening Of
OF November 9TH. The prospective
bride and groom are both prominent in
society circles and The wedding will be
notable event.
The Mozart Singing Society will open
its winter season with q Coneert and
ball az Mozart hail, on South Jacob
street, on HaIow Fen. Among the
artists who will contribute vocal mum
bers 30 the programme are Mrs. Flora
Williams, MeSsrs, Charles Zu,aui and
Will B. Day.
Mr.. John Thorer will entertain his
friends with an old fashioned Hallow
Zen party on Wednesday evening.
Music loving citizens will be pleased
TO learn that the Opera House orcbes-
ira will begin iJS series Of Sunday even
Ing concerts 20 Arion Hall, on Novem-
Der 18th. The concerts will be given
every two weeks throughout the winter.
Tomorrow afternoon there win be a
Quiet wedding 40 ST. AIpbonsus Church
The contracting parties are Mr.. Chris
tian NOcum and Miss Margaret Brille
The ceremony will be performed at .
o'clock by Rev. Father D.dacus.
The cards are out announcing the
marriage on November G Of Mr. August
Serg and Miss AutIna SJahl The we'd
dug will take place at st. AiphOnsus
Church.
Tomorrow evening at st. Alphoosus
Church at six o'clock Mr.. Emil
Hackeuberg, of This city, and Miss
Sarah Wilson, of Valley Poiat will oe
married by Rev Father Didacus.
The cards are out announcing the
marriage on Tuesday, November "A, OF
Mr.. Harry q. Kennedy aod Miss Mary
Agnes F.ynn az the Church OF the In
mSCVl aJs Conception ia the evening at
$50 O'Clock.
The announcement was made last
Sunda9 Of the approaching marriage Of
John McShane and Kate Nolan. Mr.
McShane is Que of the most popular
steel workers at the Riverside mill, and
q genial gentleman, with wide acQuaint-
ance 90 this section. Mss Nolan is
prominent 10 the social circles Of the
city. The wedding will take place on
November eth.
At the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, last Sunday morning, tue
babns OF matrimony were announced
for the first time between Mr.. Andrew
J. Habig AID Miss Lottie Braun, poDu-
lar young people of the South Side.
The wedding will take place in about
days
committee OF twcuty-four ladies'
managing the bazaar and sup
the benefit ot the City Hospital,
SEQ. L. DurstS ice cream parlorS
afternoon, at 8hich time com
were appOints& and arrange
made by the ladieSS Tor the work
bazaar Mrs. job rev acted
rman and airs. Jult Pollock as
y. AT the copclt OF tbs
The l2dies RerslR mely en-
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wrrrLre. W. VI. october rs. lsat

" HEFLINo- ". W, VUIVU"I 10 Nv
The following bonds of the Loan OF 1881 have
this duy been drawn by lot according 10 ordi-
nance. and will be redeemed on aud after the
lst day OF November. 1894. a. the Bank or tbs
Ohio valley Interest on same ceases on that
dsv. Numbers so 10. 50. IL. l3t, 1fS,
IGf. i56. 1872 1871. iaS. 22B. z63, 25S, 2bS.
%St. 300. $40, 81, $40. sac, 36J, alS, SSl,
gS5. az. ift I4B, d53. $50. fS5, 6O7. 525.
5gf 5as. bS5. B05. 6IS. Bs3. $50 zoo, 5O2.
20 s24. 10. 736. 5J9 one hundred dollars
each; numbers 7sg. 5S3. 1872 593, I've hundred
dollars each. and number SG2 Tor one thou
W. J.. SIMPSON.
IULU- POLLOCK,
f. D. JEPSDN,
o.ts - % CounI.-luNars Loan OF 1881.
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DANCING Academr.

Prof. John Mullen requests those
wishing 10 take the last half OF III
term 10 come and see him At the
deny, Calumet Club room. 20li
street Tuesday and Thursday eve
OF this week.
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The "Rsgistsr'' will bs pleased to pub
Ii.h in this usuartmsnt, any communica
tons which are sant 20 tho once, with the
signature Of the writer attached. "SuD-
scriDsr," "Constant Reader" etc, are not
embraced IN tho word signature"
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ATrExD the G.asswOrkers'
Turner Hall. November ?.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Crawford OF
Blaine, o., celebrated their twentieth
wedding anniversary Monday. About
eighty guests we're present and were
rovally entertained, partaking OF an
elaborate dinner. They received many
beautiful tokens Of the esteem Of their
friends, wishing them as bright a life
for the future as the anniversary day
nrovpd
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NEAEBY TOWNS.

The "Y's" Of Bridgeport held an eL-
ioyable parlor meeting at the home Of
Mrs. II. d. BraEum Friday evening.
Mrs. Rachel Stahl was agreeablY sur
prsed TO receive an unexpected call
from a large number of her friends, at
her home In Bellalre, Monday evening.
A delightful season was spent In social
pleasures.
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Special prices on the i. = p.
this week. b. u HibLhAN :
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the
counter attraction
OF political elO-
queuce, the enter
tainmeuts at the
theatres, and 9TH
er affairs which
are calculated to
divert the mind
from the frivoli-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed Mr.. William Prince, of Martins
Ferry, Wednesday night in honor OF his
birthday. About forty couples, most OF
whom were from Wheeling, were pre-
sent, and very enjoyable time was
spent. Leacb's orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing, which took place
In the vacant room adjoining the place
OF business OF the host. Refreshments
OF an appetizinR nature were served.
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The cheapest ADD best goods
money axhasaafF.
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SOCIETY IN OCTOBER.
FVsNTS THAT HAYE OCCURRED IN FASHION
Able CIRCLES
1urisg he Pas. Six Days-A Week Of We'd
jngs-A N9md'r Of Very Interesting
Entertainments

Skies downpouring,
Hin aud sleet,
James aud Marie
Chance 10 meet
Marie thinks him
Nice young fellow:
James, enraptured,
Shares um Oreila.
Cupid sees it
Starts 10 sing,
James invests in
Diamond ring.
Theatres, ball and
Country iauuting;
Shady hooks I'LL
Midnight haunting.
James buys tables, chairs
and bedding;
Friends Invited
Stylish wedding.
Baby comes, and
Yells like blaZ5s;
James goes crazy
PLAYS the races.
James gets bustedi
M0Urns for cash,
Dose Of LaCauum
Settles hash.
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McColloch. Julia Ridgley, Lille Ems
ley, Miss VermilIion.

McColloch. Julia Ridgley, Lille Ems
ley, Miss Vermillion.
Friday, October 26th being the fifty
first anniversary Of the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robt4 Hntehison, the relatives
OF the family dating back 10 the fourth
generation, assembled to celebrate the
event. After congratulations and re-
newal OF old acquaintance, all partook
of q bountiful TepaSt that had been pre-
pared for the occasion. The company
then assembled In the p2rlor and was
highly entertained by the host and
hostess. Music and speeches oy the
different individuals present made
the event most pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchison were born
In 1924 and united In marriage In 1913.
Mr.. H. is q died In the wool Democrat
in politics, says he voted for James Il.
Polk, ana has voted the Democratic
ticket all his life. Among those pres
ent from a distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustine Sawyer, of Monaco, Pa, Mrs.
R. L. Hutcbison and two great-grand-
children, add Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fitch,
OF Be..aire, Oaio.
Mr.. Nicholas Eisen2uer was rendered
a pleasant surprise bye merry and con-
genial party o. ir.audss ut his home on
Fifteenth street. tn.c'iey evening,
An enjoyable season vas spent In dane
ing, with the customary luncheon a.
midnight.
Master Ed. Baker pleasantly enter
tanned q party Of his young friends at
his home on the Island, Monday even
Ing, 10 celebration or the fourteenth
anniversary Of his birth.
Respondent with beauty and bril-
liant with sparkling eyes and bright,
happy faces, Boyer * Pollock's hall,
Sistersvilie, presented most charming
appearance last Friday evening. The
occasion was the second reception and
ball of the Ivy Club OF that city. The
club, which was organized last year
is composed OF the most prominent gem
temen in the city, and, though young,
is renowned for Its most pleasant and
successful receptions. These occasions
are eagerly anticipated and much en-
joyed, and last Friday evening the very
I'm de Sicc'c Of the city gathered At tue
hail. regarsd to do honor to their hos
pitality. The bewitching strains OF a
beautiful waltz, perfectly rendered by
the Marietta orchestra, announced the
opening Of the programme AZ $50.
Dance succeeded dance until 1890, at
which time delightful repast OF dainty
delcacies was served az the Newell
hotel After supper dancing was con-
t!nued until $3.50 a. m.
An enjoyable soiree was given
Thursday evening At the home OF Mr..
c. II. Miller, on North Main street.
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WEDDINGS.

at his home in Manchester, last Tues
day night.
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Master Ed. Baker pleasantly enter
tanned q party OF his young friends AT
his home on the Island, Monday even
ing, 10 celebration or the fourteenth
anniversary Of his birth.
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rtavs havoc wits H. were doing u iho1rh,
cuttipc Tin two 20 % speak. and thtts set pc
,,aIiro ~ Wbeslihg 10 playing havoc withDuf
stgck because It's The prcs', not The fpfpl brs,
49, rs suffered amputatiOu. The kni1 has
isen applied ~ aoHg ths hse And very
tbtug's been slasbfd IN this sWseppR CUT
NEE, always a rlfht line % do re right
tFipr. ia the right 0ing nov 70 furnish your
b,sse and our store h the rizht placs % DO 10.
You'll know we're Hfbt rhen yo1 see ouf
goods and prices. inishe have hF@Pieo7 FAt'
ior ait f0f 81. etc
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The fact leaked out during the week
that Mr.. Joseph Luft and Miss Mar
garet Fritz, popular young persons OF
the South Side, we're married on May
18th, by Rev. DR.. i, r. Swope, rector Of
81. Matthews p. Z. Church. The happy
pair have since been overwhelmed with
CONCENTRATIONS.
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Mr.. Albert II. Gardner aud Miss
Amanda Kite were the parties to a very
pretty nuptial ceremony, which was
performed Wednesday evening by Rev.
w. l.. Roberts, pastor of the Wesley NJ.
Z. Church. The ceremony was wit
messed by few near relatives OF the
prip cinaIs
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An enjoyable soiree was given
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr.
c. II. Miller, on North Main street.
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Mr.. Nicholas Escnauer was rendered
a pleasant surprise bye merry and con-
genial party o. ir.aHdss ut his home on
Fifteenth street. l0.c'day evening,
An enjoyable season vas spent In dane
ing, with the customary luncheon a.
midnight.
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Mr.. Thomas Boyland and Miss Isabel
Bassett were quietly married Wednes-
day evening, at the home Of the brides
parents in the North End. They i'm
med late went 10 housekeeping ia home
on North Market street, furnished by
the groom.
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Invitations have been received in this
city for the wedding OF Miss Jessie
Reese Knight, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd knight, and Mr.. Francis c. Reg
nolds Both principals are well known
society people OF Keyser, Mr.. Reynolds
being prosecuting attorney Of Mineral
county, and Mr.. knight, father OF the
bride, is sheriff, The Misses Nellie
Montgomery aud Maggie Forgey, two
popular young aides Of the Island, are
maids Of honor. aud will leave FOR Key
ser on the fourth Of next month. The
wedding occurs on Wednesday, NoVem-
Der :, in the Keyser NJ. Z. church.
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On last Friday evening a large and
merry party OF young people were
handsomely entertained a. tue home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Will McCoIoch, near
Clinton. The guests spent most de-
lightiul evening. Social amusemenis
and games were INDUCED 10. Music,
both instrumental and vocal, contribut-
ed very largely to the enjoyment Of the
occasion. During the evening the
guests discussed most heartily the
magnificent repast provided by the
hostess. Those present we're: Miss
HALLE Trlppett, Clyde TriPpeft, AIDA
Miller. Of Richie county, Ars. Ian
McColloch, Mr. Lucian Z ey, John
and Charles Straub, Milt Archie
McColloch, john Lsasure, les Brad
ford, Robert Boner, a. Sawtelie,
Brooks Shields, Charlie cColloch,
John Lille, VIII Emsley liss Bert
Bonar, Mary Lille, Nellie . and saIlie
Lille, Bette Writ, Mary y rauo. sallie
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The society event OF the season at
Proctor, VI. Va, was the reception
given by the Misses la and Jennie
Munroe, at their home Thursday even
ing. There were a large number OF
Young people present. A party OF
eighteen from New MartIusgiIle drove
W and assisted in the festivities.
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The Arcadian Club were very pleas
antIy entertalned Thursday evening By
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Hall, OF Martins
Ferry.
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At the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, last Sunday morning, tue
babns OF matrimOny were announced
for the first time between Mr.. Andrew
J. Habig aRd Miss Lottie Braun, popu-
lar young people of the South Side.
The wedding will take place in about
DAYS.
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At nuDtlal mass at ST. Aiphonsus
church Tuesday morning, very pretty
wedding ceremony was performed, in
which the principals were Mr. Ed.
Schreiner, the well known grocer of
North Market street, and Miss Frances
Mile charming young lady Of Leath-
woody In the evening reception was
given Il the home of the brides parents,
and enjoyable season was spent 10
dane g and kindred diversions, sup
pleH ted by an excellent luncheon.
Mr. Mrs. Sehreiner deceived aiarse
nun OF handsome presents.
A Qtial mass 81 st. Joseph's
g sdns'caT morning, Rev,
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Miss Dorothy McMechen Delightfully."-
entertained u number OF her young
friends yesterday afternoon, between
the hours OF two and five o'clock, at the
home of her parents. No. 80 Twelfth
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-02-17
OF Cushing.


Henry Cushing died at the Dakopolis
Motel q week ago last night at 9o'clock.
after an illness of about Eve weeks.
The deceased was born in Royalton.
vermont. May 10, 1888, and was there
fore, at the time time of his death GO
years OF age. In his carly years he
learned several trades and finally drlfted
into the business Of photography, in
which be amassea fortune. He came
10 Kimbalf in 1884, having previously
invested considerable money here, and
located permanently in 1886. He had
plenty OF ready means and invested his
money freely, many thousand dollars
OF which was lost through bad loans
made by others. It was characteristic of
him to improve any real property to
come into his possession, and in this re-
spect Kimball never had a more public
spirited citizen. He loved South Dakota
thoroughly and always predicted a great
future for IL. That he had confidence in
Kimball and her future was evidenced
IN the fact of his investing so many
thousands here, and for which few have
done him the proper credit.
Henry Cushing believed thoroughly IN
Polonius advice, Those friends thou hast
n their adoption tried grapple them to
thy soul with hoops of steel'. He was
strong in his predudicps, but not more
so than in his friendships. Norman with
a kinder heart ever lived, and no man
loved his family better. He was partlc-
ularlY fond Of children. and it was no
uncommon sight to see him pleasant
days surrounded in his road wagon with
Il group OF little folks. During the last
few years of his life he suffered as none
but himself knew from sickness, but
bore it all uncomplainlngly. Through
his last illness it was the me-nev
thinking Of himself, but those about him
who so tenderly cared for his slightest
want. He went across into the Great
Unknown as quietly and as easily as a
child falls asleep, almost with a smile
on his lips. In his own family circle
his virtues were best known, and to them
words of consolation are 5ut empty
sounds.
The deceased leaves four children, a
son in Massachusetts,, a daughter in Yer
mont, both married, and Crank and Kate,
the latter q resident.
The funeral services took place at the
Dakopolis holel Monday afternoon and
were largely attended. The remains
were laid to rest In the Kimball ceme-
try,