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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-03
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pCl u uuC IldnoOh CulCl uDOuI
/ so of their friends Wednesday even
ing at Halloween party given in the
old j. r. Walker home on South
Main street. The party was ar
ranged as a mask ball and many
quaint costumes were seen. The
guests were received by Mrs. j. r.
Walker and Mr.. M. j. Cheesman.
The decorations were of character
in accordance with Halloween tradi-
ton. A buffet supper was served aft
err the unmasking, which was about II
o'clock. Then from among the guests
the two hosts came forward. Miss
Cheesman as Silver Heels, the Indian
maid, and Miss Hanson as a typical
burglar girl in cowboy array. The
dancing was enjoyed till early in the
morning.
The marriage of Miss Ella Brown
to Orson F. May took place Wednes-
day at noon in the temple, and was fol-
lowed by reception at the home of
Mrs. Amelia Folsom Young, the
brides aunt. Nearly 200 friends were
invited to meet the young people and
the house was gay with flowers in
honor of the occasion. The hostess
was assisted in entertaining the
guests by Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Brown,
Mrs. F. e. Wallace, Miss Alice Need
ham, Miss Josephine Brown, Miss
Clara Folsom and Miss Ella Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs May will be at home
after November Is at Montrose
court.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor
White, to Harry Austin Trenholm of
Denver, took place Thursday at the
Keith apartments in the parlors of
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Keith. The mar
rage service was read by Rev. Elmer
|. Goshen of the First Congregational
church. Only the relatives and the
near friends of the young people were
present. Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm will
reside in Denver.
The marriage of Miss Irma Durham
and w. w. Randolph took place We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
brides mother on East Third South
street The ceremony, performed by
Rev. p "A Simpkin, was witnessed by
only the relatives, but later a recep-
lion lloHi iii II " SioSh "oo az
tended by about seventy-five of the
friends of the young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph left Thursday for
Schellbourne, New, to make their
home.
Miss Queenie Brockman entertained
about thirty-five of her friends at a
Halloween party Wednesday evening
at the Brockman home on East sec
ond South street. The house was gay
with Jack-o-lanterns and other aut-
umn decorations, and games appro-
pirate to the season were played.
~ ~
Mrs. Louis Schoppe entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon at 500
in hoonr of Miss Lora Schoppe, whose
marriage takes place next week
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Freder-
lex Sinclaire and Mrs. Robert Roy
Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Calaghan enter
tanned at a dinner Tuesday evening
at their home on H street. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Judge,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Walker, Miss Anna
Mccormick, Mrs. W. G. Filler Miss
Katherine Geddes, ]. S. Critchlow, F.
| G. Schramm and G.. w. whitney
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-03

If Tom Pitt is elected sheriff Of
Salt Lake county, Charles Mostyn
Owen will be his chief deupty. How's
that for high?
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-03

Mrs. U. U. Hiskey and her sister,
Miss Grace Davis, left Tuesday even
ing for Laramie, where Miss Davis
will. be married on Tuesday next to j.
K. Merkley of Omaha.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-03

Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder entertain
ed a few of her friends Wednesday
afternoon at bridge in honor of Miss
A. B. Raymond. Three tables were
filled with the players and prizes
were won by Mrs. Lafayette Han
Ghetto, Mrs. G. o. Whittemore and
Mr. Wayne Hemphill, Mrs. Snyder
was assisted by the Misses Primeaux.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
CLAYTON.

The commuters OF Clayton are endeavor-
ing to haye the 8.02 in the morning, made
an express TO Philadelphia, because they
say shat the 7.02 is too early for them TO-
get to work.
Stanley Williamson,a graduate OF Prince
ton, and now prominent corporation law
yer in Philadelphia, attended the Yale
Princeton football game.
Edward Grosscup, Of Wenonah, in his 90
horse power touring car, was visiting Lewis
r. Leddon on Sunday.
The Jr. o. u. A. M. attended the M. 2.
Church in body Sunday morning, and
Rev. A. a. Eberhardt delivered an excel
lent sermon to them.
The family Of John NJ. Moore have locat-
ed in Philadelphia for the winter, but will
return and open their mansion here in the
Spring.
While cunning last week, Thos. Downs
was shot in the leg by Thos. Miller. The
cotton tail came out OF the bush and sat
down beside Mr.. Downs who did not see
him. Mr.. Miller shot at the bunny and in
doing so, gave Mr.. Downs little, too. The
wound is not serious. Mr.. Downs says
that shot should be used for the purpose of
keeping warm.
Reuben Hall and Henri Dooling attended
the Medico-Chi Jefferson football game
Saturday. Mr.. Dooling is a graduate OF
| Medico-Chi.
The ridges left by the gas company in
/ laying the pipes will be levelled of, and
the expense paid by the gas company.
A horse of Thomas Miller became frigh-
tened Saturday, and running away smashed
valuable carriage. Joesph Risley escaped
by jumping
Forrest, the 9-year-old son of James
Mapes died in the Jefferson Hospital Sun
day morning, of appendicitis. The funeral
was held from the house of William Kin
die on Chestnut street.
Il Men have beer at work on the bridge al
Fries mill damEraising it to correspond with
Athe road.
7 The burlesque to be given by the Ladies
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist
Church, should be largely attended. 1t II
to be givan December the first, and every
thing is being cone to make it success.
| ]. F. Blackeborough has been raising
chrysanthemums as large as dinner plates.
The ladies Of the Sewing Circle OF the
CLAYTON PresDy sserBan Church, are prepar-
ing for a fair in the Town Hall, December
the eighth.
I A man by the name of Shipley, of Mill
vile, will have basket ball team here this
coming winter, and will play all Of Phila-
delphia's best. teams. .e-44
Many persons travel nightly to the skat-
ling rink at Glassboro which has recently
lbeen re-openeda
II While piping the residence of Mrs. Jen-
ME Pierce Friday last, one of the gas men
came near being asphyxiated. He was in
the trench at the time, and the gas from q
leaking pipe oyercame him. His COM
| panions carried him about till he came to,
and was soon all right.
Benjamin F. Cheesman, one of Clay tons
best glassblowers, died Saturday at bis
holne in South Clayton. The funeral was
/ held Tuesday
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
sWEDEsBoRo.

DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Simmons spent a
part of last week at Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Lena Wlllig will leaYe here Thurs
day for visit of few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Chew. in Trenton.
Miss Hanna Crawford has been spending
week in Philadelphia with her friends,
Misses Mae Doyle and Maggie Lyons.
Mrs William Davis, Of Philadelphia, is
spending some time at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Mrs. George M. Ashton spent part of
last week with her parents, ReY. and Mrs.
S. F. Gaskill, at Williamstown.
At this writing Mr.. I. H. Madara is
quite seriously ILL.,
Rev. J. Fl. O'Brien will hold Thanks
giving service in the Presbyterian Church
on Thursday morning at 10 80 O'Clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Pastor Provost preached Thanksgiving
sermon on Sunday morning.
Miss Retta G. Fox has position in Fl.
K. Shoemaker's store.
On next Sunday Pastor Provost will
preach at Williamstown, exchanging pull
pits with Rev. s. F. Gaskill Of that place
Charity Circle Kings Daughters, gave a
pleasant fancy work in Trinity Chapel on
last Thursday afternoon.
thrill of sorrow went through our
community on Sunday morning when it
was learned that death had claimed Mrs.
Anna M. Parker, wife of James B. Parker,
and youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis C. Hurff, of near this place. So
short had been her illness that many of her
friends did not know of it until they heard
Of her death. She was of peculiarly
sweet and amiable disposition, and was
dearly loved not only by large circle of
relatives, but friends as we'll. She was a
member of the Methodist Church and was
in her place on the Sunday before her
death. She leayes young husband and
father and mother, one sister and several
brothers who have the sincere sympathy Of
the community in their great aff1iction.
Her funeral was held on Wednesday morn
ing, with services at the residence Of her
father, Lewis G. Hurff, and interment in
Lake Park Cemetery. Her age was twenty
one years.
Diamond Council No. IA, Jr. Order of
United American Mechanics, attended SER
vices in the First Baptist Church Sunday
morning and listened to an interesting SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. J. B. Connell.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
A. A. STOKES,

Iss SO. Broad st. woodbury.. n. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
A Remarkable Charity.

The famous Bowery Mission Bread Line,
now in its fourth year, at which every
morning, at one o'clock, during the winter
months, one thousand homeless and desti-
tute men and boys are provided with a
breakfast Of hot coffee and rolls, will re-
sume operations at Thanksgiving. mid
night, and continue to Easter morning,
1907. Last year IA, 900 were thus assist
ed, and altogether over half million haye
had weary nights tramp agreeably in
teTrupted by this inexpensive, yet very
welcome refreshments.
The Directors Of the Bowery Mission
have appointed Mr.. John G. Earl, Of 222
Bible House, New York City, Financial
Secretary, succeeding Dr. Simon Trenwith,
lately deceased.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
NEwRoLD AND wEsTvILLE.

Society, is the title of play to be
produced by the George Comfy Amuse-
ment Company in the near future.
Mrs. Albert Hunter, who spent the sum
mer 10 Newbold, will leave for the Phili-
phine Islands shortly, to join her husband,
who is stationed there.
Quite number Of people in this immedi-
ate vicinity iourneyed to Philadelphia TO
Newbold, in The Curse Of Drink" which
is being played at Blaney's Theatre.
Mrs. Edith Cohill nee Cook, member Of
the Burglars Daughter Company which
played in Camden last week, was the guest
Of her sfather-in-law, Charles Cohill, New
bold, for few days. Her husband, Har-
old Cohill, is playing in Omaha, Nebraska.
Our genial hotel keeper, j +, Jackson,
spent Tuesday cunning with some OF his
friends.
The members of the Newbold Rod and
Gun Club were served with pig roast on
the 24th instant in she club house. The
pig, twenty-five pounder, was the gift Of
a fellow-member, Louis G. Kinsley. and
was raised on the Bingel farm across the
creek. Mr. Kinsley was taken i'll very
suddenly, and was unable to be present.
Messrs. Stiles & Kingston haye finished
the cement walk on the lower side of High
land avenue, and are rapidly finishing the
upper side. When completed both sides of
this avenue will be cement from Charles
Barker's Office to the river.
There will be surprise party rendered a
certain young lady living in Newbold this
coming Friday evening.
Jealousy" as presented by the George
Carney Amusement Company for the bene-
| fit of Westville Council, No 291, Jr. O. u.
A. NJ, last Saturday evening, was all that
could be desired. The players wed with
each other in their respective characters, and
the Gail sisters were repeatedly applauded;
their songs being strictly up-to-date. Wal
ter Shewell and Lee Gail made quite hit
in their Automobile Ride We are un-
able TO announce the amount the Council
realized. but it is safe to say their Treasury
is in better condition than it was this time
| last week.
The members of Prosperity Lodge, No.
35, l. o. M, who attended the lodge last
Friday evening, were treated to quite sur
prise. The Grand Architect and Staff, OF
the State Of New Jersey we're present. The
Entertainment Committee had very
lengthy program, including the Prosperity
Minstrels, y who amused the members for
considerable time. Coffee and sandmi hes
were served for sixty.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
DR.. HESS POULTRY
PAN-A-CE-A
lis the Scientific Compound
for Poultry.

Poultry Pan-a-ce-a cures diseases
and makes hens lay.
It has special merit peculiar to
itself; take no Poultry Food" or
Poultry Powder as substitute.
POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A is not
made from stock formula, but
an actual and practical knowledge
of every condition and disease that
fowls fall heir to.
We have, in addition to our i'm
mense laboratory, a large poultry
hospital in which we are continual
1y experimenting on large scale.
POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A is the
result of this extensive scientific re-
search.
PAN-A-CE-A not only cures and
insures immunity from disease, but
it is a digestive tonic that makes
poultry grow healthy and strong,
and keeps them so.
It develops bone, muscle and
feathers. 1t lmakes poultry raising
more profitable.
Chicks very frequently become
exhausted from a rapid growth Of
feathers, which is characterized by
debility, general ill condition and
leg weakness. The digestive tonics
of DR.. HESS POULTRY PAN
A-CE-A work wonders in these
cases.
PAN-A-CE-A is a boon to poul-
raising. It is eqnally good fol
chickens. turkeys, ducks and geese.
PAN-A-CE-A is a guaranteed
egg producer. It is not stimuli
ant but a nutritious tonic, which
produces eggs in natures way.
In winter you keep hens warm,
and feed PAN-A-CE-A; if you
don't get more eggs and lots more,
return the empty package and your
money will be refunded.
1t is fed with ether foods and en-
ables the system to appropriate egg
making material from the stuff fed.
POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A cures
diseases after they are once estab-
lished in the flock.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
HuRFFvILLE.

Do you know that Hurffyille is to haye
a new storekeeper soon
Do you know that R. G. Clark is gong
in the -four and feed business at Williams
town?
Do you know that it is reported that
wedding bells will soon ring We are
wondering when.
Do you know that Joe Andrews has come
back to Hurffyille where be expects to live
and die?
Do you know that we now have new
barber?
Do you know that Hurffville will soon
have another building boom, as houses are
in demand? Come on Porcb, more houses ?
We all know shat the new proprietor at
r. G. Clark's store will be the man for
Hurfyille. Everybody try him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Truncer were
rendered surprise party on Thursday
evening, it being Mrs Turner's birthday !;
miniature candles designating the number
of years old. Everybody spent a most en-
joyable evening. In the bean guessing con-
test Cooper Rulon received first prize,
Brooks Hurff second, Mrs. Evan D. Pear
son third. After the amusing features OF
the evening, an elegant repast was served.
The guests came early and staid late, but
their pleasure was not mared even if the
electric lights did fail to respond. Those
present were Charles Turner and wife,
Thomas G. Bee and wife, Charles Fl Doran
and wife, Walter Scott and wife, Walton
H. Chew and wife, Cooper Rulon and wife,
B. Frank Allen and wife, Brooks Hurff and
wife, James Jones and wife, cyan d. Pear
son and wife, EIwood B. Hurf and wife,
Mrs. Maria King, Mrs. Ada PauliD, Miss
Vera N. Hurff, Raymond King.
Jesse S. Nicholson was given birthday
card party on Saturday.
Jerry Pearson has purchased six acres Of
land adjoining his property, of Mrs. Mary
Biles.
Charles p Watson has installed steam
engine in his shops which will be used in
the shaping Of wood for house material.
David Rolston, Brooks Hurff and Martin
Weatherby killed their porkers on Monday.
An example is promised for the mean
contemptible person whosstole three carriage
whips at the church horse shed on Sunday
evenings, and the penalty Of the law in
flicted to its fullest extent.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
RARNsBoRo.

Isaac c. Dilkes has purchased the Allen
Jessup property.
DIR. Holopetre, of Philadelphia, per-
formed an operation on Adelbert Hurff on
Friday. At this writing he is slightly i'm
proved
The w. C. T. u. met at the M. P. par
sonage on Thursday. Mrs. Huling being
absent Miss Clara Eachus read two papers
on Sabbath Observance, which was followed
by an interesting discussion in which all
present took part. Is was decided to sub
scribe for American Motherhood to circulate
among the members and also three of Cru
sader Monthly to be placed in each school
room. The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Lydia Shuster's, December 6. Topic,
Medical Temperance, led by Mrs. Martha
Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Price were given a
rousing serenade by the calathumpian band
last Friday night. The instruments were
many and of various kinds. As no two
PLAYED the same time or tune, the music
was noted more for its quantity than quail
ity. After a bounteous treat the seren-
aders departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Price long and happy life. azaE
Mrs. Sarah j. Tomlin spent two days
last week at Atlantic City as the guest Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Morey, formerly OF this
place,
Chas. Allen, Jr., will move on Samuel
Lodges farm and George Shuster will
occupy the farm vacated by Mr.. Allen
Mr.. Joseph White and Mrs George Wat
son and daughter Alma spent Wednesday
at Laurel Springs, as the guests of Charles
Garrison and family.
Mt. Zion Mite Society will meet at the
home of VIM. P. Madara Dec. /. A good
time is anticipated. Everyone welcome.
The meetings of the L. T. L. were started
again last Thursday by the Superintendent,
Mrs. Pettet. Violet Tomlin was elected
president, Milliard Huling, vice president;
Minnie Miller, secretary and Marion Gard
iner, treasurer.
Mrs. John Schoch received postal
shower on her birthday, which was last
Sunday. About 100 came in the shower
which arrived the day before.
George Watson and family Of this place
and Rev. ]. S. Watson and family Of Erial,
spent Friday at the home OF /. N. Overs, Of
Finley. A cunning party was the main
feature of the day including libtle sur
prise party for Bro. Watson their former
pastor. A royal good time was had by all
as well as royal feast. Thlrty-two were
present.
George Wurst and wife spent Sunday as
the guests Of John Shoch and family.
Mr.. VanHelden has the children at her
studio on Saturday afternoons. Two Of
them are receiving instructions this year in
wax modelling. the act Of kindness is
greatly appreciated by the parents.
Last SUNDAY being the Worlds Temper
ance Sunday ReY. w. E. Pettet preached a
stirring sermon in the morning on temper
ance. His text / Cor 7-27. u keep under
my body and bring it into subiection." t.
is said BY some who heard it to be the best
they ever heard on that line. We feel like
saying hurrah for pastor who is not
afraid TO fight the temperance cause. It
makes Us feel proud Of him.
a Happy Thanksgiving to all
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
CROSS KEYS.

The Jr. Mechanics Of this place will at
tend church in body next Sunday morn
ing when Rev. H. 7. Fisher will preach an
appropriate sermon.
Bad colds seem to be the general COM
plant among the people of this place and
vicinity.
Albert Collins has been repairing his
house also building new picket fence
around his home.
Bert Lewis probably is one Of the
handiest men that can be found He is
practical farmer, can do blacksmithing,
wheelwrighting, frequently assists our
store keeper as clerk. is very handy among
sick stock Of all kinds, and many other
things we might mention. He is only 30
years old, yet says no young lady has eyer
asked him TO be her husband.
e. M. Heidrick intends building an ad-
dition to his saw mill 90 feet wide and the
length of the present one.
Mrs. Harry smith of Atlantic City, was
the guest Of Mrs. Louisa Lewis Monday
and Tuesday.
VIM. Garrigues has put new shingle
roof on his house.
Mr.. Elmer Crane, wife and two sons, OF
Ocean City, and Miss Lidie Grove, Of
Pennsylvania as the guests of s. E. Tom
bleson and wife.
The entertainment given in the N 2.
church last Saturday evening drew large
audience. The program was ably carried
out. especially by the children in the dress
performance. Miss Hall and Miss Higgans
deserve much credit in devoting fheir time
in making the entertainment SO interesting.
About SIG was added to she Organ Fund.
Next Thursday evenings prayer meet
ing Rev. Fl. F. Fisler will preach short
Thanksgiving sermon.
Il is said shat w. Fl. Lawson has the
finest and largest crop Of corn in tbis
neiehborho0d.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
PEDRIckTowN.

The young people Of the M. E. Church
will give play in about two weeks, en-
titled 'sThe Royal Out-cast." A Christ
mas cantatta is also being prepared for the
children to be given Christmas Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davenport will leave
the town, having bought Benz Norton's
farm at Centre Square.
The six-months-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Straugbn, died on Sunday Of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Hunt still continues quit sick.
Casper McCarson has moved from Penns-
grove into Mrs. Hannah Somers' house.
Mrs. C. Sheaf. Of Chester, Pa, is being
entertained by Miss Jennie Green.
Clement Taylor, Of Auburn, has opened
a blacksmith shop here.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
cLARKsRoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Walter speut Sun
day with Rev. G. Fl. Tullis and family at
Chews.
Rev. J. r. Vannatta commenced extra
services at Jefferson last Sunday evening.
Mr. Howard Porch, Of Redwood, gave an
excellent talk in the NJ. E. church here.
Mr.. A. F. Hoffman was entertained at
the home Of his friend Mr.. Henry Maines
at Mullica Hill on Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sedwick Shoemaker of
near Swedesboro have been spending a few
days with their sister Mr.. and Mrs George
Walter.
Mrs. J. R. Vannatta spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. S. s. Norcross, in
Camden.
Mr.. Harry Moore, agent at the depot is
having his vacation of ten days. Mrs.
Moore accompanied him. Mr.. Marks is
taking his place.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Rambo were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bundens.
Mrs Scott Green and son Frank left on
Monday to attend her sisters wedding at
Skeleton, Pa.
Miss Eva Heritage, Of Collingswood spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guest Of Miss
Ethel Haines.
Mr.. John Junk, Of New York, spent
Sunday among friends in our village.
Mr. Joseph ". Clark is making extern
siye alterations to his handsome residence.
Mr. Henry Laux won the ten dollar
prize at Mr.. Williams sale last Saturday.
Mrs. Chris. Pheiffer attended the tenth
wedding anniversary on Monday evening
Mrs. Fell Of Philadelphia, is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Nolte.
Mr.. Samnel Shute, sr., had the mis-
fortune to fall from push cart as be was
getting in his shelving and was hurt con-
siderable We hear that he IS improving
as we'll as can be expected.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

Royal BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
Matinee Races.

There will be matinee races at Swedeg-
boro Driving Park Thanksgiving afternoon.
There will be four races, free for all, Ped
ticksown special, farmers race aud 2.40
class tFot
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29
a special booth at the Central Baptist

"A special booth at the Central Baptist
Bazaar will be reserved for taking subscrip-
tions to sGood Housekeeping. 1t is a
magazine well worth examining. Il might
make an acceptable Christmas gift. Price,
ST year. II you are already q subscriber,
renew your subscription at the fair, and
give the ladies the benefs ol the COM
mission.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
Oldest Man IN
Territory Dies

Don Miguel Antonio Martinez died
early Monday night at bis home.
placito de los Martinez. one mile
o. Albuquerque. at the ad.
yanced age of one hundred and four
wears.
Death came after an Illness Of but
two days. directly traceable to the
infirmities Of old age. Up TO two
days ago when ne took TO his bed. de-
ceased had been In sound health and
In perfect possession Of his faculties.
During all his century Of life the
deceased made his home In the Plac-
ita where he Ras born. being known
far and Wide throughout central New
Mexico. THAI PIE had passed the
century maref Ii established, and
there seems to be no doubt according
10 members OF his family that his
exact age was one hundred and four
years. There survive him forty.five
children. grand children ana great
grans children, most Of whom live III
this section Of the country.