Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-09-06

DIED.
MAMMA her home in Hurley, s. D.. Tues
day, Sept =. 1864. Mary H. Mann. aged 30 years,

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MAMA her home in Hurley, $. p. Tues
day, Sept. 4. 1864. Mary II. Mann. aged 30 years,
| mo. and il days.
1t was indeed a shock to every mem
Der of this community when word was
passed along the street Tuesday that
Mrs. j. V. Mann had passed away.
Her death was a surprise to nearly all,
only very few haying knowledge Of
her sickness.
Sunday morning she gave birth to a
young son, but as her health had not
been good during the past year, she
was unable to fully recover from the
event. Tuesday forenoon she was
taken with chill and soon became
unconscious, remaining so until her
spirit took flight to that brighter and
better home, at about two o'clock.
Coming to Turner county with her
parents (AIr. and Mrs. S. +. Andrews)
in 1872, she had grown from girlhood
to womanhood among those who knew
and loved her for her genial disposition
and many true, womanly virtues. She
was married to j. V. Mann in 1885,
and as a result of such marriage leaves,
besides a sorrowing husband, five sons,
the oldest being only about seven and
one-half years of age, who are left to
battle with the world without having
for guidance the council of Il loving
and ayar uatohfu1 mother
An invalid mother, two sisters, Mrs.
Geo. Wormwood of Hurley and Mrs.
Glover of Madison, S. d., and two
brothers William and Charles Andrews
besides large circle of sorrowing
friends mourn her untimely death.
Funeral services took place today
from the Presbyterian church of which
denomination deceased was deyout
member. Rev. Hill of Huron officiat
ing.
From Gods high throne the call was heard.
To watt above the spirit bird,
To everlasting life.
From earthly cares and toll, and strife;
From earthly Joys and earthly life.
To realms of endless day.
From husband children, kindred dear;
From childhoods friends. from all so near;
She gently passed away.
In realms above where all is bright;
Where all is joy. and life, and light;
Her spirit dwells in peace.
She lives and loves-is Mary. still
She hears ard knows her Fathers will.
Is happy in his love.
She is not Iost-but freed from pam;
She is not dead-but born again.
In Gods eternal day.
School Matters.
Miss Irene Newton is reviewing her
studies in the high school class.
Miss Minnie Rees is attending school
pending the opening of her school.
The school clocks went awry Tues
day, and consequently we were late all
day.
We hope to have better facilities for
water in the near future if the school
well can be fixed up.
Enrolled as follows: Primary room,
AZ; intermediate room, 40; Grammar
room, 35. High School room. 81.
Miss Gertrude Conklin began teach
ing in the Fromer district Monday,
and Miss Winnie Stout in the Lease
district.
The scheol board is assured that the
teachers and pupils appreciate their
efforts to make the school building
comfortable.
Glenn Robertson bade his school
mates and teacher goodby Monday
morning before leaving for college.
The best wishes of the school go with
him in his college studies.
The Hurley base ball club, reinforced
with four players from Parker and two
from Minnesota, went to Hawarden
last Friday to play picked nine from
northwestern Iowa. at the close of
the first half of the 9th inning the
score stood IL to IL. Hurley went to
the bat, but darkness overlook the
game with one man out and runner
on third and one Oh second, conse-
quently the game was given to the
Hurley aggregation. The game is said
to have been a good one.