Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-31

Sutton, who died week ago Sunday,
was covered with Oregon grape, and
ornamentcd with wreath Of forget m q
nots and the rich, scarlet bloom of the
cactus.
Mrs. n. J. Damon's grave was COW
cred with flowers. The Franchise
women remembered her with bouquet
Of their colors-yellow and white.
Whoever doubts the utility of the hi.
cycle ~ Il means of enabling the people
to get around should have seen the hun
dreds of wheels at the cemetery.
The grave of j. l.. Folkes, First Miss.
Cav, was richly decorated and ma
tional flag planted at the headstone.
The grave Of Leo Wills, u colonel Of
the Southern Confederacy under Gem
Forrest, was covered with flowers.
Mrs. d. NJ. Smiths monument was
wreathed with forget-me-nots and
pansies Mr.. Smith is in Alaska.
The grave of Mrs. Matilda Rummell
who died about week after reaching
Salem, was covered with flowers.
The 5. r.. Scott and Geo. NJ. Beeler
lot were hung with wreaths and decor
ated with a center piece Of ferns.
One simple grave marked mother
was covered with rhododdndron that
mus have come from the coast.
The cemetery was so enriched with
the bright colors Of the flowers that the
city below looked quite somber.
The grave of Lewis ROYAL, son Of
Charles Royal who came in 1852, was
remembered with bouquets.
At another grave the marble slab was
broken off, blackened with time, but
frightened with a bouquet.
Nearly all the thousands Of people
climbed 10 the top otCityView cemetery
to get the wonderful view.
The lot of Mrs. Rhoda Savage who
died in 1866, and members Of her family
were rich with flowers.
Many graves not marked TO indicate
the remains buried there were richly
decorated with flowers.
Arthur Wilson'S grave was beau
tiful with red and white heart inter
twined made Of flowers.
One of the most elabomtcly decorated
lots was that OF the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Zaenker.
The Thos. II. Mcintyre lot was richly
decorated. In the same lot is James
Buohanan's grave.
The graves of Karie NJ. and his father,
NJ. ;. Skiff We're covered with calla lily
blossoms.
The graves OF Mrs. j, p. Frizzeu and
Mrs. T.. &, Cross were covered with
fowers
The monument Of Eugene England
was entwined with wreath of snow
balls.
The grave OF John Schaller in City
View was ornamented with a beautiful
arch.
The grave of Thos. y. McCauley was
covered with beautiful flower pieces.
The Van Ia ton grave was covered
with Wrcaths of ferns and flowers.
The grave OF Mrs. Phil Metschan was |
one oi thc most richly decorated.
The \ lRF Boise lot was covered /
with beautiful floral offerings.
The NJ O.. HarbOrd lot was covered T.
with L aut'lul flower pieces,
Tha Iarmenter and PEBBLES lots had /.
espeC AL tasteful decorations.
The Memory \. Chapman lot had a /
wonderful variety of flowers.
The Alex McNaFy monument Was roy. /
erred with = hite flowers,
The Wild poppy and scotch broom were
used ON nlauy graves.
The grave OF little Chrice West Was a
mas OF white blooms,
One simple bouquet Of lilacs lay az a
nameless graVehoard,
The grave Of Richard A. Barker had a
tlag planted over h,
The Warren rruitt lot had very rich
flowers.
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