Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1905-03-03

m 10 the hlgh once OF orshlpIui
n ,ster. The face of the departed
WIS viewed by long line of friends
ard then the procession was formed
tt accompany the remains to the
@ metery. In the procession were
n ,arly seventy vehicles, one of the
largest professions eyeI seen in Love-
tick.
:. the cemetery the impressive
r tual service of the Masonic Lodge
vas used in committing to the silent
rave the body of the loved one, and
s,rrowing the friends and family of
deceased turned from the mound of
tlrth made sacred to the memory of
the beloved dead.
OBITUARY.
James NJ. Foltz (deceased) was
Torn in Starr county, Ohio, Aug. %,
s5S. In his boyhood be moved with
+, is parents to Indiana, and while re-
iding there he was married ION No
sember Is, 1880 to Miss Allie
Wagner. From Indiana he went to
I california to take charge of lumber
ard, residing there for few years,
wien he came to Nevada to work
With his father at placer mining in
spring Valley, arriving here in the
ear 1891, and has resided at that
)lace and ut Lovelock ever since.
In 1903 the placer mines were sold
o the Federal Mines company, the
present holders, soon after which Mr..
''oltz moved into Lovelock. Last Sep
5ember he started the Lovelock Bak-
,ry. His fatal illness, severe cold
shich develoved into pneumonia, was
contracted while working at carpen-
tering ut the Bonanza mill in Spring
Valley, from which place he came in
Tuesday afternoon, succumblng to the
fatal disease Friday morning.
There survive him a wife. daugh-
ter aud two sona, OF his own family
If his fathers family, there are now
living his father, J. B. Foltz, one
brother aud one sister, Mrs. Clara
Billings. The two sons, Jesse and
Eunlitt, are residing at home; the
daughter, Mrs. Il. Dickie, resides at
Los Angeles, and could not be present
It the funeral. The father and sister
were in attendance, but the brother
could not come.
In the death of James NJ. Foltz, the
family have suffered sad bereaye-
ment. lie was, seemingly at the
meridian of life, with many years for
successful achievement yet before
MIN. His heart was centered in his
home-he was wrapped up" in love
for his wife and children, his labors
were amply rewarded if he might be
permitted to gather with them about
the fireside OF comfortable and hap
ny home. Now his help and presence
is taken from them and they are left
to battle with the world alone. But
to the wife is left the memory of the
years Of companionship without dis
cord, since the words we're spoken
that they twain should be one one
in purpose hopes and endeavor-and
the comfort Of the two grown sons,
upon whom she may lean for support.
To the children deceased has left the
legacy of an upright life, as an exam
pie for them to follow.
In all the relations of life deceased
was a faithful aud conscientious man.
In the Fraternity, in social circles,
in the church and as a citizen, AS well
as at home, he will be sadly missed.
May the Great Heavenly Father COM
fort the hearts OF them that mourn,
for the spirit of their loved one has
but left this earthly tabernacle and
entered into the glories of That
Temple not made with hands, eternal
in the Heavens
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