The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-22
OBITUARY.
Thomas Murray Bond.

Thomas Murray Bond, aged 81 years
died at Hood River Thursday, Novem-
ber Is, from typhoid fever. The fu-
neral was beld Saturday at 10 q. m.
from the Adventist church, the Rev.
L. q. Dix officiating. Interment was
in Idlewilde cemetery.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife, brother, Edward Bond, two
sisters, Mrs. Gordan Haskins and
Mrs. o. G. Nelson and also by his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
q. Bond, all of Hood River, and a
brother, W. j. Bond, of Beltrand,
MINI.
Mr.. Bond came to Hood River last
February, but last August went to
Minnesota where he and his brother
engaged in the threshing business. 1t
Is thought be contracted typhoid few
er from the water. A short time ago
ne was brought back Hoood River
| suffering from the disease In its in
cipient state and gradually grew worse
ultil he died.
Auna Johnson.
Anna johnson, aged l5 years,
niece of Mrs. N. j. Devoid, who lived
with her at the Ramona hotel, died
there November II, of heart clot,
superinduced by infectious tonsilitis.
The death Of the young lady was
very sudden as she was able to move
about in her room but few hours
before death and apparently was not
dangerously i'll an was sick but three
days The funeral was held Sunday,
4 hat Mt he H.
Rev. W. G. Gilmore and interment
was in Idewilde cemetery.
Miss johnson and Ellen Anderson,
another niece of Mrs. Devoid, came
to this country from Sweden about
six months ago and stayed In st
Paul with their uncle, a brother Of
Mrs. Devoid, for two months before
coming to Hood River. Since that
time they have been living with
their aunt here.
The funeral was attended by Miss
Anderson and also Carolina Ander-
son, who is sister of Mrs. Devoid.
S. E. Bartmess had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Rev. J. b. Spight.
Rev. j. b. Spight who for some
time has had charge of the Baptist
church here and has been in bad
health for long time, died Tuesday,
November 20, aged 81 years. Some
time ago Mr.. Spight was taken to
oItand for treatment at one of the
hospitals there and tor time seemed
to improve. Later be was brought to
his home here where he gradually
grew worse until his death.
The funeral will be held ut noon
today in the Baptist church and the
services conducted by Rev. G. A.
Moody, of Portland. The interment
will be at The Dalles.
MIR. Spight was born 81 years ago,
October oath last, In Mississippi and
was educated at jackson, Tenn, TAX
ing the degree of A. NJ, and was af-
terwald professor Of a course Of study
In the seminary there.
He came to Oregon In June 1906,
and was at Grass Valley for two
years, afterwards going to Massing-
ton, Wash, where he was engaged in
ministerial duties that we're so ardus-
ous that II was necessary for him to
take rest and he spent four months
on a farm near The Dalles. Two
year, age he came to Hood River and
entered on his duties as minister CT
the Baptist church.
On May 28th, 1902, Mr.. Spight was
married to Miss Bertha Hill who sur
wives him and by whom he has two
children.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers
have been reported by j. H. He'll
bronner & Co.:
X. III. Grosser to r. Fl. Wallace
and G. X. Marshall, 90 acres, SIG, 900.
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