Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-15

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Lezch,o the typographical Uni0u, and
Fl. A johnson, J. II. Czyznsugh and 1
Webb Holmes, Of the Odd FelIoEs'
lodge The funeral procession vas
composed d about twenty carriages.
and Two funeral ears that carried the
lodge, that turned out in full reZzlia-
SeTersl q the banks and many o. the
houses we're closed out Of Te-
spect 70 the deceased as the cortege
proceeded % the Rural cemetery.
Nhere burial was had, after brief
and impressive service after the tit
lzl O. the Odd Fellows, conducted by
Judge Waldo and Grand Master
Catch.
The Latter added in appropriate
words tribute 10 the dead, saying
Ms life had ended in a manEer than
which none could be more desirable
q the sunshine aud amid joyful sur
-olndings- Many beautiful Hover
pieces were borne 70 his grave, among
hem an open book Of white roses in
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THE GRAVE
vas beautifully decorated am lined {
With flowers By a committee Of the /.
salem Horticultural society. Flowers
we're contributed by most Of its mem-
Jers, aud the work at the cemetery
vas performed by Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Suther-
and, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. HOfer. White
Oses, sweet peas, hOueysuckles, can
lytuft, smilax, myrtle, laurel, ferns
nd other flowers and vines were .
janked about the grave inside and
ut, making it yeTitable bower, a
most appropriate resting place for one
shO loved all flowers The funeral
vas large one and impressive
throughout, aud fitting close for
ife that had indeed become part Of