Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-31
PASSED FROM THIS LIFE.
Martin Goldsworthy.

The body OF Martin Goldsworthy,
who died At Boloit, arrived here on
tho l:sa y. III, train, Wednesday, aud
was taken from here, by hearse, to
Linden, where the funeral was held
under the auspices OF the order OF Odd
Follows. Mrs. Goldsworthy, who,
with two children, survives tho deoed-
ent, is u daughter of MIR. aud Mrs,
John Temby OF Mineral Point.
Mrs. Harriet Davis.
died at her home IN Mineral Point on
Saturday, August u, at one O'Clock
y, M, in the SIth year OF her age.
The decedent was born In Hereford.
shire, England, in 1919, She was mar
riod to John Davis In 1897; came to
America In 1872, and seven years lat
or to the Welsh Settlement, town OF
Mihlin. Ton years afterwards she set
tied In Lost Grove, and In 1884 came
to Mineral Point whore she resided
until her death. She always took nm
interest In the local newspapers and
was u subscriber for htty years. She
was the mother of eleven children,
throe Of whom proceeded her to the
better land She leaves to mourn the
death and cherish tho memory OF II
fond mother, five daughters and three
sons. Tho husband died In Missouri,
eighteen years ago, The funeral OF
Mrs, Davis took place on Sunday
afternoon, from her late home, aud
was largely attended, old friends be-
ing present from lsowoy, Mihlln, Cobb,
Linden and other places. The burial
was In Gracelaud, Rev. 7. Walker of.
Debating. Among those who were
called here by the death Of Mrs. Har-
riot Davis were Mrs. Mary Goela of
lieloit, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Bovee
OF Racine; Benjamin Bass aud Mrs.
Laura Trench of Lancaster, MIR. and
Mrs Petty Of Glen Haven, James
Pedley and daughter ot Cobb, Win
field Davis of Willow Springs,
James Rablin
died quite suddenly Mt the home OF his
sister Mrs. LavInla Strachan, on Fri
day night, August %. He was down
town on Friday afternoon, aud APP
peared In ordinary health On his
return home he was taken with
cough which resulted In hemorrhage
OF the lungs, aud death
Headquarters Of Geo. II. Legate
Post No. l25, Dept, Of Wisconsin, G.
A. r., Mineral Point, Aug. 27, 1905,
special meeting OF the post was
called for l30 p. IN. this day for the
purpose Of paying the last tribute OF
respect TO our late comrado James
Rablin,
The following comrades were pres
ent: Commander Williams, S. Y. Chas.
Cox, acting AdiL Pitts, Surg. w, II.
Whitford, Chap, Hurd, 9. M, IIoare,
o, G.. Kislingbury and Comrades G.
spensey, Is. 4. Prldeaux, j B.
Prideaux. john Harris, Geo Harris,
Jos. Arthur, VIM Trovillian, VIM.
Coad, r.. c. Reynolds, VIM, Hack,
NJ, w Terrill, Jas. Matthews, Jos. J.
Heathcock, Henry Walters, Jno. Per-
klns. Jonathan Evans, Thos. Ga rd
ncr, Jno. Treloar and Geo. Nicholson.
The following comrades were app
pointed as a committee on resolutions:
Coad, Kislingbury and Nicholson.
COmradc ltablin was born in Corn.
wall, England In January, 1877.
His parents emigrated TO the United
States while he was in his infancy.
They settled at Mineral Point, where
James made his home all his life.
In May, 1864. he Unlisted as II private
In CO. r. Al Rcg't Wis Vol. Infy;
was honorably discharged from the
service In Sept, 1864; died at Mineral
Point, Aug 25, 1905, In the iifty ninth
year Of his age.
MEMORIAL
Resolutions Of George H. Legate
post on the death Of Comrade James
Rablin.
Whereas IL has pleased the Commander OF
All the armlcs 20 call from our ranks our
c0mrade James Rabltn 10 report 20 the great
army on the other side " the river for duty,
we are again reminded that we, too. must
soon answer the final call; but, feeling as
sured that our beloved flag and country are
safe ia the hands OF our up coming genera
tlon, we abide the summons 0f the great
Commander.
Resolved. That the charter nf this post be
draped for thirty days, and this tribute be
spread on the records of this post and u copy
ID sent 10 the family Or our deceased eom-
rad.e