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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09

but could not land the boy.
Then some men came out OF the big
crowd which had gathered in the
street, and with several more ropes
they managed to get a firm grip on
young Santa Claus. and haul him to
safety.
When the soot-begrimed. bleeding
little figure was brought to daylight.
no one laughed. The youngster was so
frightened that he almost tainted; his
clothes were tori. his face and hands
we're bleeding and raw from his fran
tic struggles to raise himself against
the walls Of the chimney.
He was taken to the hospital where
his cuts were dressed. He was then
given tonic, a good wash and sent
home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09

above Roxborough, had the scare OF
his life while playing Santa Claus
and was 50 badly scraped and shocked
by his experience that he had to be
taken TO a hospital for treatment
+ Matson, with his brother, Andrew;
Matthew Conway, Joseph Miller and
Harry Thompson, went to vacant
house In Shawmont avenue, near
Ridge avenue, to play. The boys ale
from niue to IA years old. and when
1t was suggested that the time-hon-
ored drama Of Santa and the chimney
be enacted william Matson clamored
for the star part.
He got II, and, armed With an old
satchel filled with straw, mounted to
the roof Of the old house. which has
not been occupied for years. Ills com
panions waited on the floor below BY
an open fireplace, through which be
WAS scheduled to make triumphal
entry
Manson lowered himseIf boldly Int
the chimney and began to slide down
the ancient coat Of SCOT with q joy
.ous thrill Hall way down he Luck
and # became evident there xas
bend in the chimney. His compan
ions, instead Of joyous shout from
the fireplace, heard q dismal cry from
ltha wall above. and recognized thei
playmate calling wildly for assistance
They ran to his home, . few door
away. and told sis mother. She. thor
oughIy frightened, got a ladder !
Iclothesline and a stout boat hook
Getting on the roof. she lowered tn
rope. and managed to get the satchel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09

NAL she began to stroke its sides.
Nice puppy, and was it lost?" she
erooned.
Il guess it was, ma'am,~ said the
policeman
you ought to know better than to
let savage wolves run amuck around
other peoples houses" came an in.
dignant voice from upstairs.
The young woman. who had pro
vided a muzzle for the purpose. at
taehed 1t to her pet and led the wolf
away. The animal barked like a dog
aud seemed glad to be found again
The owner is Thomas H. Pick, who
caught the animal in the Black Hole"
Of Colorado.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
n MEMORY oF THoMAs MooRE.
Artistic Celtic Cross Erected on His
Grave in England.

London.-Recently in the church.
yard of Bromham. Wiltshire, England.
the Celtic cross shown in the illustra.
ton, which stands over the grave of
Thomas Moore. the renowned Irish
poet, was unveiled with imposing cere-
monies. Thousands attended the cere-
monies and green flags and scrolls
bearing quotations from the Irish
Melodies" were abundantly in eyi-
dence. Among the speakers we're Jus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
Woman on Hospital Board.

Dr. Bullard Is the youngest daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Meta G. Bullard. and the
late Daniel Bullard. who settled in Vir-
ginia prior to the civil war. Thoagh
native born Virginian. she comes
from Puritan stock, uniting the energy
and progressive traits Of the Yankee
with the warrn-heartedness and gener
e1s impulsiveness of the south.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
ROOSTER is ADOPTED
BY BIG LOCOMOTIVE
Bird Lives on Engine and Travels
Everywhere with His "Foster-
Mother" and "chums.

Wlnsted, Conn.-Engine No. 1883
has adopted a rooster. He" engin-
eer, E. H. Cozier. swears "she" has,
and certainly the rooster Is devotedly
attached to his pondsrous f0ster-
mother, Wherever she goes, there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09

goes the rooster. which. although
slightly disfgured. Is still IN the ring. =
Cozier says. the proudest bird IN the
Naugatuck Valley.
"she," or Cozier. has named the
lcoster flank" He has gone to Tor.
rington, 70 Bridgeport, to New Haven
and other places. .tlank" sleeps in
the engine cab o. nights at Waterbury
and Is becoming the pet Of all the rail.
road men on the Naugatuck division
OF the New Haven railroad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
Am EXCITING WOLF
HUNT AT CHICAGO.

thslr quarry. There vas q snarI. a
scuHe and q crT. we've got hin" "
Cautious heads we're projected from
The Upper windows. and q few more
daring spectators peeped over the
hack fence
While O'Donneu and MoErin we're
debating what to DO with the captive.
a young woman rushed up breathless
oh. you hare got hin" she gasped.
Kneeling down By the side Of the AMI.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
Debtor and Creditor.

Against your share Of that per cap
tia circulation which Is SO very din.
cult to get hold Of just set on your
share Of the public debt, which OF
course you'll never pay. It is thoughts
ike these that cheer one along
through the dreary weather --Endian-
apolls News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
BOY PLAYS SANTA CLAUS,
STICKS IN THE CHIMNEY
Lad Hauled Up Bruised and Penltens
BY Mother, Nelohbors and a
cIothesIIne.

Philadelphia.-Stuck in an old chin
ney for nearly two hours while his
mother and neighbors fished for him
WHY clothesIInes. William Matson, a
13-year-oId lad. Of ShawmoHt. Just
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09

tin Mccarthy and John Dillon, N.
Moore was born In Dublin on May 2s,
9779. and died at Bromham on the
25th Of February. 1852. His famous
Irish Melodies" were published be-
tween she years 1907 and 1884.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-09
Unique Distinction Held bp Miss Bull
lard Of Virginia.

Richmond. Va.-Dr. Irene B. Bullard
Of Radford, recently appointed by the
general hospital board as third assist
ant physician at the Eastern State
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Mccall, PatfsOn, and Hegeman, All Victims of
the Injustice of Justice.

lively delights in extending "the helping
hand" to his feliow-men, especially in
time Of their sorrow or financial stress.
Many practical proofs Of this have come
under our observation. II may not be
amiss To only cite this one instance: a
gentleman of this city. well known TO the
writer as also being an almost lifelong
friend Of Mr.. Hegeman, some fourteen
years ago encountered a grievous afilction
by the death Of his only son. a vigorous
young athlete. seventeen years Of age. aC-
cideutally drowned while skating near
the Washington Monument OF all the
letters and kilograms of sympathy this
man received none SO deeply stirred his
innermost being. and so well taught him
the value of true friendship as the fol-
lowing reference in Mr. Hegeman's letter
of coincidence:
Dear Friend | painfully realize how cold and in
potent even my heartfelt words Of sympathy may
sound 10 YOU in a trying ordeal such yours. But
beg and pray of yuu 20 timely act advice
get away from the shadows Of Your present 6nJTun-
mCnt-uavcl, travel with y0ur dear wife and daugh-
te,s. As I well realize that this imposes heavy CX-
lcuses upon YOU herewith inclose my personal card
II you are my friend you viii draw on NE,
The following further illustrates his
humane traits, and the very pride he
takes in the humility Of hts nature. 1t
also proves how closely he keeps himself
in intimate touch with the workers I'm the
company's beehive. and so amply Demon
strates the reason for the deep-rooted af-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Three Great "JohnS" in Life Insurance

the backbone in his friendships. His close
intimacy and warmth Of affection for the
late John A Mccall reminded one Of the
poetry I'm Schiller's Damon and Pythias.'
When Hegemin, about two years ago, at
the advice Of his physicians, finally took
a needful vacation, and. while touring
through Japan. heard Of McCalis ordeal,
he abruptly terminated the same and hur-
ried on 90 New York City with all possl-
bic dispatch 1t was a brave thing to do
in his then rather impaired physical con
dition but nothing but death could nave
prevented him from strengthening Me
Calls hands and heart during his sore
distress by his presence. His oppOrtune
appearance before the Armstrong Com
mittee. his intelligent explanation of even
the criticised item of a mutual exchange
Of a small loan between the presidents Of
the New York and Metropolitan Life. at
a rather low rate Of interest. amply tusti-
fed the conclusion that this constituted
but a faint recognition or form OF ac-
knowledgment COR the repeated and vail
liable services 50 freely rendered by these
officials In behalf of these two respective
companies And when Hegeman finally
acted as one of the palibearers 90 convey
John A McCalls remains 70 its last rest
ing place. no heart among the thousands
Of mourners so keenly mourned or more
bitterly felt the tragedy in his untlmely
taking-on This. his unfInching loyalty
to friends, well accounts fer the large
mass Of letters and kilograms Of greeting
and Of confidence in his yindication that
have recently reached him from thou
sands OF friends and admirers from all
sections
our admiration for this great American
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
OCEAN View Hotel
SHERWOOD INN,
ON poIkT COMFORT va

Recently very much enlarged Refu-uishcd
throughout and imW0lul hfy0nd recognition. Now
ucr-r1ra9a.-s so guests Beautifully situated ouly
q minutes from tie Jamesfa~u EIuCsi-iHu hv large
and elegant fsTrg steamers running eyt~y feT min
ate- going and returning through the magnificent
feet q United states and foreign war ships The
only hHfa. on the AmCr.cau plan near the Expo
sitiHr grounds. Rooms aith without bath single
~ .u srlfa. Rgtes yerT L0GrT1fF. Write for book
lsf 40 increase q rats ul Account 4 the Tx
position. J. q. TAYLOR. Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

Gen Nelson a. Miles is at H7ddou
Hall and is here for his health
Mrs Samuel HuL of Washington has
taken the beautiful cottage Of Howard O.
Harris i'm Chelsea for the summer months.
clifford ~ Lewis, proprietor Of the
Hotel Richmoud. AZ Washington. mot1roj
70 the shore with Mrs Lewis in their
touring car. and are guests of J. Hilman
at the Rudolf
Mrs Katherine Kluige accompanied hy
her daughter Miss Julia ID kluige.
young debUtalte Of Washington. are here
for a. few weeks
Mr and Mrs Victor Wallace. a young
bridal couple at the jackson, were en-
tertained this week by Miss ". g. =.
Mays The latter Is spending the sum-
mer here.
Dr H. w. Wiley. chief Of the United
States Bureau OF Chemistry at Wash
lngton. is resting AT the Rudolf for the
remainder of this month.
Ralph Given. an assistant United States
district attorney from Washington. is
registered al the Majestic. with Mrs
Given and Master Harvey Given.
Mai. w. =. Burnham. L. s a.
young army officer. is visiting his parents
at the Seaside He viii report at the
Vancouver Barracks. Wash. by the 1st
OF the month
S. Gurgel do Amaral. an attache Of
the Brazilian Embassy at Washington,
is visiting at the Shelburne and is a daily
stroller or the walk.
MAI D. C. Howard. L. s. A. q prom
inent surgeon Of Washington. is spending
few days at the Shoreham with Mrs.
Howard and son.
Mr. and 1T-s n VT{ne1Dvxs ray-a an,
! apartment at the Revere for the month
Of June. They have been entertaining
/ friends from the Monumental City for
week.
+ Late arrivals from Washington are:
! ChalfOnte-Mr and Mrs f. Borozee.
/ Lewis Nauro. Joseph D. Chatwort. Mr.
and Mrs. T. T. Damer, Mrs. Samuel H.
/ Christman, d. W. Barton Mr.. and Mrs.
/ James s Taylor. Albert c. Cox. Mrs. H.
/ J. Soudon. Mrs. ". r. Sparmen, Mrs. ".
I N. Van Darlington, Miss Esther c. Van
| Darlington.
( Traymore-David W. Barton. Mr. and
/ Mrs. y. NJ McMeev Willard s. Hillman.
I y. r. Ferriu. s Hardy Strauss. Miss A.
I F. Bayley Miss Amy BayIey, Master Col
/ bert Y Ferrill. Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Maltby, Master Collins Maltby. Mrs. Allen
/ W Reed.
/ HaddOn Hall-Mr and Mrs. Newton G.
/ Killum. Mr. and airs Thomas S William
/ son. Herbert Y. Bodine. Miss W. T. Bo-
/ dine, c. II. c. Boggert Dr. J. \. Patter-
/ son, Mr.. and Mrs Rubin s. Ballings, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest De Land, Master Carl
/ De Land. Miss Elsie De Land.
/ ST. Charles-Mrs Z. r. McCourtney and
/ family. Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Berg Edward
/ c. Johnson, James s Chamberlain, Miss
! W r. Chamberlain. c. H. Bernard, Ed
ward A. Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hender-
son. Mr.. and Mrs George T. Mayor, Mrs
/ a. D. Chipman. Miss z. r. Chapman.
/ Dennis-Miss Sara c. Ack Mr.. and Mrs
/ Bert V. Voorhees,. Miss Mary B. Voor-
/ hees, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. De Hall.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. O'Mann. Dr s g.
/ Blair W. F. Daley. Miss Clara Z. Mallor,
| William c. Darrow. Miss Della A. Dar-
row. Miss EStell Darrow. Miss Tillie G.
/ Courier, Mr. and Mrs John f. Ringson,
! Master c. NJ. Ringson
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
taine1 by any morning newspaper
at tie Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
TIE BREAKERS

ttEAN VIEW IA.
How % a1t there. Tase Ocean Niew Exprrss ~
Granny and Main SIS. Norfolk Va. to Ocean Nirv
transfer tl Cottage car 90 door n The B7tarf-s
Opposite old Point Comfort. SFaf1nd table Cars
pass door t1 exposition grounds every fau minutes
frE further information address Mrs M q. CAHILL.
TIE Fr1ECr. OCEAN View Va.
frHf.~ W { Inn tIer 4
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
ROTEL TRAYMORE,

With It's magnificent lostOTy fT5urUf addition. pre-
seuts the finest eQuipr-G ana most modern ~ Al
lautc CItvs leading nuteis 0urri2f'Es ln clS-Tlc-
tim. appointment, and service '1Hf rHoms afefas-
ing p feet square and each with full ocean view
Private hsthS fresh and sea water attached 70 each
room. Spacious s0.arIum and cals.iyai torres on
roof Hi-1.Class orchestral concerts daily. 6Qt
privileges t0 guests Jorscitr 3d. Illustrated h'ok-
let up0u request TRAIMGBE HOTEL GO. -.
:. WHITE. Prs. CHAS O. NAKQJ EII Z,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
NEW YORK RESORTS.
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION,

Lake George New York. a resort where guests can
spend a most ENJOYABLE outing Delightfully."- situated
On West shore. superb view; large airy and bright
rooms with or without private baths. Farm con
nectsd with hotel Fresh Vegetables. Poultry, Mis-
and Fruit, tme Macadsm roads with well equipped
livery JOS H. MARVEL
iei s0f-dES
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
rs, VIRGINIA RESORTS.
Virginia Hot Springs,
creenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Warm Springs,
Healing Springs, Natural Bridge.

sOcBsE ALUM SPRINGS 0D SWEET Fssgs sNtET CsTsEit SPRINGS
RED sUlPga SPRINGS SALT sglPsg} ssEss TIE E5sEH HEALTH
B REST EEs0sT COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS BATH ALUM SPRINGS Mt
ELLIOTT STRINGS UxROO HILL KlLsOs0 the BRlEDOs
Stop-over privilege al White Sulphur Springs; at
Covington. Va for Virginia Hot Springs and at
Clifton Forge and Natural Bridge.
Vestlbuled electriC-lighted dining parlor. and
sleepiug-car trains leave Washington 200 D. m and l1l0
p m daily reaching resort stations in from five to
eight hours.
Excursion Tickets Pamphlets. and Summer Re-
sort Folders at ticket Offices COG Fourteenth street
and SO Pennsylvania avenue.
GEO NJ BOND District Passenger Agent Washington D c.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES
Bathing Season Formally
"Opens at Resort To-day,
HORSE SHOW BEGINS JULY Is

VIII Run Five Days without Night
SessionS-Mnster Car Builders Be-
gin Their SittinEs to Discuss New
est Creations in Railroad Coach
Building-WashinEt Visitors.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
1.-THE WAVERLY" New

"a Court Street. PORTSMOUTH. VA
Single room with privilege af b8tl.-............ 8 .
Two iu raU with IfHl.. g. 0t batl.....---.-. a
Sin E.a room. private bath -
I-' u r01IE. rrifeff bath. 81
Double ROOMS. private bath fHIr Gr more .---..- y
Special Rates Co. Large Parties
Forty Minutes t0 Exposition hg Water.
fH-.. sim aud Then Il
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

The master car builders. composed o.
men who create the newest things for im-
proving the safety and comfort of rail
roads Of the nation began their annual
convention here to-day. and they will
continue frr four days, debating the new
ideas which will hc advanced Boy some of
the delegates. The American master me-
chanics of the railroads closed theIs Sos
sion Yesterday. and to-day went into
Joint session with the car builders Sey-
eraI thousand delegates. coming from aI
points are in attendance. accompanied
by ladies' Their badges make them a
feature Of the boardwalk.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
new HOTEL OSTEND,

Occupying whole block Of ocean front chelsea end.
Atlantic City. y j. New management. 900 heau-
tiful ruUms 20 with private hdtns fresh and "a
water Indoor water bathing POOL Dressing
rooms fer ,rrf tathing. Handsome pavilion adloir-
ing the Boardwalk. Dining gT1ums overlook oceau-
Orchestra SPECIAL June anu july trTmS B1J 1lC-.
Autos meet trains. DAVID Z. RAHILE Mgr
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

Now they are talking horse show The
managers Of the show have decided 20
cut out night sessions. They did not
prove popular. They are 90 begin the
show July Is and run II for five days The
managers have sixty-7ne competitions
scheduled. They are for all classes. with
a generous number devoted 70 the jump
ers and ponies. animals which capture
the galleries. The show VIII bring to-
gcthcr the best horses now being shown.
and many Of the blue-r.hh0n winners
during the spring are 20 compete 1cr tro-
phlSs here
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

Atlantic City, June 15.-The formal
opening Of the bathing season is at hand,
and tomorrow there will be official no
tice that the visitors may go into the
water. The first squat Of life guards are
to patrol the strand The lifeboats will
appear at six stations The throngs In the
hotels are waiting 10 take the plunge. It
is the chief sport Of the resort, and the
strangers are restless over the failure Of
the sun and the weather man 20 keep on
calendar time There is some chill in the
water. as well as In the atmosphere, and
those who have tried the dip, while not
emerging unhappy don't issue recon-
mendations 10 others 10 attempt it unless
they are looking for q cold plunge But
the water is warming up. That is re-
ported by the thermometer which is be-
ing dropped into the breakers from the
end of the steel pier every day 70 ascer-
tain the temperature 1t VIII be fine
for good sport, a: the present rate of in
crease. the thermometer man says, with
In the next week. The hospital tents have
been erected on the strand. and also the
steamer chairs are scattered along the
beach.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Hotel IslesWorth,
VIRGINIA AVE, Opposite Stssl Pier.
ON the BOARDWALK.

900 rooms, all outside. Salt and fresh
water baths. telephone. &c. American
plan. $50 per day up. Special weekly.
". =. GREEN, Manager.
je1s.23 Wd. HYMAN. Proprietor.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
HOTEL,

Haiu 81 Norfolk. Va. European plan. Z. A ;.
Brine Manager. Cars 20 jamestown Exposition pass
the DOR. tea squares 20 whaH for water route.
-rlfNS-lm then z
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC CRY.
where are You coing - pend the 5uu,neF7
SQUTE ATLANTIC CITY, n, J..

Offers unusual attractions ard advantages 10 families
seeking quiet restfgness. Best 0f tathiug and nsh-
inS: comfortable cottages and hotels. Two miles II
slperh ocean beach Boardwalk 900 feet long and
twenty feet wide Schools churches &c ATteslau
water electric lights. gas % minutes hy trolley from
Atlantic aity For information apply CAARLE4
HART City ClcTk. South Atlantic City, y ],
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located in the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
o2 Building Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALEY Herald STAFF Correspondent
Jo4N r ORCHARD Business Representative.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
MegOAOUGR'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW. VIRGINIA
Cars - tie Exposition Eyery 10 minutes fare. &C.
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
g~r-n-fk-~ff
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
HOTEL MONROE,

PORTSMOUTH. Va.
Within 90 minutes % jamestown EXPOSITION
grounds Accommodates 30. EUROPEAN plan. IRA
T. STONE. Manager. Mira a. 2. THOMAS Pro
rgietIes-. myIs--m0
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
THE NEW LENoX,

NlAl blh- T.
Graui~ Street Opposite Monticello H-tcl
Most centrally located al cars and b7atz every
where Half LCgr ta Er ruds and naval display
Steering ac-rnmadatirns for visitors o.
.Iauos'rrn Exposition -lE1.
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION.
rrrla+rI n S.l-f Norfolk. Va
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
HOTEL MONTICELLO,

OCEAN end Of Kentucky ave Center of all attrac-
Jiuns New Throughout. Atlantic Clty's largest
finest ard bast-aUUUutUd hotel az moderate TTlCrs
Eegant rUoms with baths attached table and sery-
ice # highest standard; h0me-lise surroundings
liberal ownership Management. CAPACITY. 6la. Sje-
h. &. EkHDl.M selb-Sf
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
The CuIpeper,

No. CHARLOTTE ST. NORFOLK. VA.
Trarsicuts 81 per night. Specials fuT parties of i've
OF more. Directly on car line 20 Exposition
f1~l--Fr
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

ADVERTISEMENTS
I'M II N &c pr g
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
THE DUNLOP.

Directly on The Beach, overlooking the Boardwalk.
Ocean Piers. and convenient 10 all aulusensrts
Rooms en suite with private baths, On the Euro
pean plan only. SI.5o day and uPEsrd; hrst class
restaurant attached with Ia carte service. Fine
ROBERT +. DELANEY. Proprietor
= p pOyYNfAN N1ua-rr isl2dNSylt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
HOTEL LAFAYETTE

Hotel one block 90 boat landing Of water route
Exposition. Accommodated, 20 European plan
myla-u ". L. NEW. pruprieto
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-22
Lennon.

Seamanl O'Dell, a resident of Lennon
and Swartz Creek practically his
entire life, idied at his home near this
village, Tuesday, after an illness of
about year and half. The deceased
was 66 years. of age and besides his
widow is survived by daughter, Mrs
Henry Phelps, of this village. There
are two sisters, Mrs Phoebe Dwyer, of
Hartford. Mich, and Mrs Mary Kirk,
of New Haven. Mich. Mr. O'Dell was
born in the state of New York. When
fifteen years of age he left home and
came to Michigan where he took up the
carpenter trade and became known as
one of the skilled men in that calling in
this section of the county. He retired
from active work six years ago. About
a year ago Mr. O'Dell suffered stroke
of paralysis which affected his speech,
and last Decemberl there was recur-
renee of the attack. A short service
was held at the residence, Thursday,
followed by service at the Free Metho-
dist church at o'clock, Rev Mr. Gran
dali officiating. The deceased was a
member of the X o T M M.