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The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
in @ You Proposition Near Thirty thousand
HluSES FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-lO ROOMS AND BATH IN THE
northwest section lot lSxo0 rents fJr $685. price,
$3.50.
New house in the northeast: ! rooms aud bath;
furnace heat double back porehes; modern in every
particular price. only Si.Soo.
An Investment in the northwest; rents for S5i
price N.50O: rooms and bath.
For Sale rooms and bath in the northeast; lot
% feet front BY depth Of ll9 feet to an alley
price S,'0.
For Sales rocsas and bath in the northwest sec
tion; price. $4,000; fine furnace, lot D1l0
For sale-6-room house in the southeast; two
squares from Library Of Congress; price. only s. 2i0
For Sale-A good investment in the northvesti
four houses renting Tor $3.50 per month EACH pfiee
for all. AOu.
For sale-Near 18th and r sts nv. home Of
rooms and bath; rents for $40: price. A5o.
For sale-Near 9th and Fla. ave. nw.i rooms and
BATH rent. $3.50; price, sicG
For Sale-Near Conn. ave and X sts. nv; s
rooms and BATH stable in the rear. total rent. IN
cluding stable. 1880 per month: price. S.Eo.
For ssle-Near 18th and L sts. NV: price only.
$780, six rooms and bath. house rents for $50
See me about this one.
DAVID MOORE,
1928 New York Ave.
SIX FRAME HOUSES, LOT 816s. RENT so,
with $50 improvements; viii rent for &5: l can
sell for only ii250. chance 10 clear 2o9; be QUICK.
JOSEPH r.. ATKINSON,
Formerly President Atkinson & Ballard Co, Inc,
iol Bond Bldg. 18th ST. and y. Y. ave
mylSn
Investigate, Investigate, Investigate.
Would you buy f,r
A0N-lG0 block on s., So. s rooms,
basement, cellar, Sc Coco conditi9a.
SW0-LOyely home. Arlington Heights
A.T0-A tine place in Berwyn.
g0go-A 6r1Cm brick home y. 81 nv.
S2.m-A good home in the ss
Can Tor orr special bargains now
johnson, Dent a Coz GIL Eth 81. NV.
myl5.1f
A BARGAIN FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Northwest section; east front, onehaH square
from cars stories; press brica. bay-wn10w front
rooms and bath, furnace beat Price. s. Jj3
Rented FOR N09 Ier month. K. L. BRADLEY.
lilS h S. myl55r
FOR sALE-NEAR Urn AND q SIS, & ROOMS.
reception bali and bath furnace beat, sell b75t
fine condition; easy tems ALLAN L. WALKER,
{ 1872 q s. uW myILrf
FOR SALE
Corner house in the ne. uear EckiDgt0Bi room,
and BATH lot Is ZlKlUl. PriCe, 20.
DAVID MOORE,
1925 y. \. Ave. y. w.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding Eluity Court Lulu Irene
N-H-dan. complainant ys. John r. Mouldan and
Grace johnson. dr''r5arts Equity No 2s9ss-The
cb'ect ~ this -t Is 20 obtain a divorce from ths
bonds 1f marriage ON The grounds of adG trry. on
motion 0t Che complainant. ty her s7lct0- Robert
+. Alttirr'r it is this 2-I d9v rf Ally A. d. l9l
rrisret that the defendant. Grace johnson. csuse
lr appearance 90 he entered herein OF before the
f1r-iefl da- exclusive NJ sundays and legal holidays
occurring after -te day 0' The first publication ri
this order summons as t1 said GmCe johnson hsr-
ing been returned 'uat found. provided that this
order h7 published in The Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald once q week f-r three
successive UGCES By ths cont HARRY ~ CLA-
HAlGH. Chief Justice. A true crpv-Test. j.
T. YOUNG. CLERK b. WINS. +. LEliON. Assist
art Clers C0mplairarts solicitor, ROBERT =
NlATTTNGLI. myIGEA
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING
no PAIN look. feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless
alling Dr. J. L. WILSON, l20s st. NV. Ocs-u
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
District Of Columbia. Washington, MAY
l3, l9oI.-Sealed proposals Will be received
at this Office until Z m. MAY y. 1901. for
constructing "a Municipal Crematorium
on Washington Asylum Grounds Forms,
specifications, and Necessary information
may be obtained a this Office. Room 43.
HENRY 3. +, MACFARLAND. HENRY
l. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Commits
sioners, d. G. myl5, 1917 lS,2o,H
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. AMI T. St
ROYAL BILE LINZ
EVERY OTHER Hut r ON iHk ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEM TERMINAL. -3b SHEET. NEW AURk.
$50 q. M. Diner, Pullman Paror,
e 20 d. m. Buffet. Iarl1r jHUlr Train.
500 a. m Diner and Pullman rarnr Car
fllW a. ia. Diner anu Pullman FaTlor Car.
0l D. m. bmrr and Pullman paHrr Car.
'Ja1 j. m- Eolal Limited An Pullman.
'4no y. M. Coaches 90 rmadeFHia
$50 p. m. DlDCr and Pullman r8r.CT
: 90 p m Coaches 20 PhIal-QLia
I'll - T.. ma. Sl5epers.
ATLANTIC cry, 7ao '3@. 'ua9 a. N. fi0o.
ANNArOLIS. weekdays 500 a. m.. 1905 noon,
AS, 6.oJ b. sundays s-H a. 3d., - g. n.
ENEkl HpJR on IHh HOUR.
tNCtkd9ls. 80 e. m 20 90 D. m.I
40 BALTIMORE.
'2.51 500, e 20, 30 'l1o. 's51 fsao. -9W +asl
'l09t. -ll1J q. M, 1929 noon. fl-5G. I.1. Si.l5
200 800. f5.9. S53t, fiE0 AS. $50 '5gs. -5-1
r690. 80. Fa0 so, $50, 1850, 'l0&j .l.59,
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $50 a. H.. = - $50 p M
CINCINNATI 81 LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
: 800 a. n, = 55 D. m. ESQ night.
PlIISBURG, 'c.e a. H., ~, 5,lC p a., 'i253
CLEVELAND. $50 q. H.. -9I9 D. m.
COLONBJ s. 81 D. m.
WHEELING, 's.0 a. Hi.. $50 y IN.
WlNtHESl Err E - q. m. ria5 3 .01 p n
FkEDERlCh, sg5. S9.l5 a. m.. ST 30. ff;I5 'jsj.
HAGEKSItNN $50 a. m- 500 T. M
.paily, 'EScspi SUNDAY, s~Uu4aF only,
Reservations Cf sleeping 0r Pariu Car space rates
of fare. &c.. viii he quickly FURNISHED ki IELE-
HHOAE az all Of the following IlCkat OfCes. lil5
ST NV, Telephone Main 1921, tl9 Peuusylrania
and q st.-TiC6et eice. Telephone hast 6Si luI1r-
nation bureau. East i-A
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

100 SHARES PATENT FIRE HOT-WATER
Heating Company stock for sale; IS pTr cent less
than par. COMPANY price. Apply at 80 9th ST.
myl62t
FOR sALE-CONTROLLING INTEREST ~ A
r,rv valuable patent, now lr demand IN rrJry
city ia the world. UHy those meaning business
need apply. model on exhibition. For further in
formation apply A. v SMITH. SO e. uw.
myirft
ROOAUNG HOUSE. DOWNTOWN. FILLED
with Toomers; must sell 500
Wanted-GrUcrry rooming and boarding houses
ID. G. BUSINESS AND REALTY BKOkEH5
6i7 18th ST. Room S.
WHISREY. 81 PER GAL THE John WE'D
DERBUBN GIG e. NV ass-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE,

FOR RENT PERMANENTLY. OR WILL SELL.
furnished cr unfinished, detached house. lot 3 80
feet, perfect home, enc block west of Columbia
read. Washington Heights. 2lls Wyo ave. nv.
nyIl7t
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical supplies. Automobile supplies
Dll1m9s and Motors Machinery supplies.
WIRING CONTRACTORS
We have competent men ID plan out and produce
the special results always essential in the installation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
1890 Ncw York Ave.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-19

and James Sands. When the lauuch turned turtle, both men escaped from the launch and were seen in the water The launch Imp went to their rescue. put Sands had sunk from sight before she reached the spot \ rope was throwh to Hasty. but he failed to reach It. another trial met with no bet ter success. The third time he grasped the rope, but owing to exhaustion was unable to retain his hold. aud sank wltbln few feet of the rescuing boat
 The Jeanie arrived early this morn ing with fall cargo. consigned prlnci paily to tbe Alaska Home Railway Among the railroad supplies is loco IotlVe. four cars, raile, switches, frogs plates. spikes and ln fact all the neceS stiles for laying several miles of track As speedily as possible the work of laying of the track will be taken up, and within few days. the whistle of the locomotive on the long desired railroad will gladden. the hearts of the residents of Valdez.
 Miss Katherine Esterly entertained about twenty of her young friends at her home yesterday evening Games and music furnished entertainment for the merry party till twelve o'clock. when dainty refreshments were served. The prize winners in the different games were Dorothy Miller. Helen Brown and Gardiner fIelmick.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-19
From Tuesdays Bulletin

o. C. Williams, who has been en- here last night. and placed in the Nal- dez hospital. He Is suffering from a cancer.
 The Yucatan arrived with 300 tons of freight and the following passengers for Valdez: l. F Youpgs. Miss II Roach, Flora Peoifer, Edith Shelly, Eva Racine, Mrs G Mccormack; Mrs J II Spenint, Louise Parker Brown, II Romague, II X Duke and wife. w NJ Johnson, W II Crary. J k Austin, M l. Schroeder, Mrs II Hansen. Frank Rice. Mrs Frank Rice, Mrs Nathey, Annie Nelson. C Barnett, Mrs Barnett, from Seattle; F F. Chesnutt. Miss Annie Esteys, John Esteys, C w Rank, \ T. Gardiner, F. M Reed. J Connor. M Kennedy, J Phillips, c W kuppen, C !, Edwards, II Tozier, V Boyle, $ E Eurick, katalla and lG Steerage.
 w. NJ Johnson, a mine Jsner of Nome, arrived here on the lucatan and will make short visit to the . terior copper district.
 Geo. Barrack, the prominent La touche mining man, was passenger from Seattle on the Yucatan. It was reported that while ashore at Katalla, Mr. Barrack had welded d fair young lady,-a fellow passenger on the steamer-but he says that is an error and that it will be several weeks be fore the ceremony is per formed.
 New Goods at Ladies' Bazaar
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-19
From Saturdays Bulletin.

Oscar Hagiund and Oscar Sail hai C come from the inside, leaving ther partner Jack Smith who will come cut later The two former since their ar rival have given all option on thet share of the property to James J Goa frey of Seatt e, for Sl50,OOO each and Smith will be offered the same for Lis third, when he arrives. The property lies north of the Bonanza, and It + called the Bonanza extentior. It lS reported that some gentlemen who are ill the city at present were also looking sO bond the property. but were q few hours too late Mir. Godfrey "tIi send up his engineers next sea on to g. over the property.
 Tuesday the Fidalgo-Alas COpptl Co placed or sale 24000 shares Of l's treasury stock. at 5cc per share. \. noon Wednesday the stock had be- sold, and many applications had to .c rejected, no more of the stock beIug O." the market.
 The property of this company :s one of the most promising on the SouhH. the development work already doH" exposing large amount of high grade ore. and it Is expected that the fund provided by the sale of the stock Wi place it on the list of shipping mine
 Some of the lucky subscribers to he stock of this company have slfeady received offers of 51OO per share foi their holdings
 4 dispatch from Ii. D. Reynolds thu morning states tha' tha cement Tor the bank building is badly damaged. An other cargo vii! be secured as soon as possible and wcrk pushed "Ith all possible speed The damage Is fnlly covered Jy insurance.
 Farther details of the drowning at Katalla by the capsizing of the launch Pai.l ,isder are that there were tut TWO men aboard the launch, James hastY
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-19
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin

E c. Hawkins, Chief Engineer of the -Guggenheim syndicate. has arrived at katalla, and will go South on the Saratoga. He will submit his report. covering observations of the physical conditions of the interior country, with regard to the feasibility of railroad building from both hatalla and Valdez.
 r. G. Qninn returned on the Sara toga froih the States, where he has been to secure material for the cleo tric plaut at Soloman Basin. He re- ports the plant will be in working order in about d month.
 Chas. Range and Reynolds arrived in town yesterday from Dan Creek
 Nels Jepson and family came in yes terday from the Kotsina.
 Tie Gray party are now enroute to Valdez from the Kotsina and will reach town in day or two.
 Dan Sheehan, Harry Greenig, Dan Greenig, k. Doremus, Wm Brady, Mrs. Gaskell, 0. Shultz, E. Byers, C. Howard, Shorty Gwinn reached town from the copper country yesterday.
 Scotty Crawford aid party left Kot- sina on the 10th for Valdez.
 Geo. Cantwell returDed yesterday from trip to the copper country.
 Miss Critteuden and Miss Cole en- tertained number Of their friends at the formers home on Tuesday evening. Following a musical hour, games were indulged in and later refreshments were served. It was very enjoyable evening for those who were present.
 Lucky for all the horse in the city, that the Saratoga arrived for other wise many of them would have gone to bed hungry tonight. The Saratoga brought 50 tons of hay and grain, and 1t is worth SC0 ton.
 Following is a list of arrivajs on the Saratoga: k Mcintosh, 5 DAnz and wife, A K Isham, C r Hart, ' Gelmau. Miss l. Jones, Mrs. W Il Blackwell, Mrs Ed Wood. p Wartime. i Wright. J H Houston, J w Berry, Geo Johnston A ii Dams, L rtnnIAg, geo krau t,, q wife, C l. Welch, " Evans. ? II O. Lougan, D Draw II Dalby, l. l. Ander- sou, l. W Storm, W ii Morlety, x r Olson. q C Howk, C r Sinclair, Deyo, and o6 steelage.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-19
From Mondays Bulletin

The steamer Elsie arrived his morn. ing from ilcCloud's Bay, with tow ot 100000, logs for tEe saw mill. She will go back immediately for another tow.
 \ big black bear has been making himself quite at home out at Camp |. Early Saturday he got into the mess tent, and after emptying q sugar bowl of it's contents, took 23 pound cheese off with him Four of the Boston party who are at the Seattle hotel have gone up the line today looking for him or any of hi~ friends or ehtors, who cares to stand up and stop a few bullets.
 Out of the big tow of lum Der which Nh Reynolds is sending mp from Sea = tie, there will Le about 100000 feet which will not be required for use in the Home Railway, and which wlll be for sale in the local market Orders for any portion of the same may be left with Mr. ". M Flnical at the Saw Mill, and they will be filled from the steamer when she arrives in the ord er of their receipt Persons requiring any lumber will only insure delivery by placing their orders immediately.
 T. W. Blakney returned Saturday from Taral where he spent the sum- mer doIug development work on his Copper Property.
 A mighty jovial party which included Robert Linn, of Chicago; M V Little, of Boston; Dr. 5 w Jenkins, of Port land, Me ; E F.. Richardson, of Attle- boro. Mass; Dr. J. F. Chase, of Paw tucket, l.. L.; James Murphy, of BCs- ton; aud ;. Brown, of Seattle, made q tour of inspection over the grade of the Home Railway Saturday. Accompany- ing them were Mir. Howard Reynolds, W 4. Reed, and Mir. George " Nelson. of the Home Railway. The trip was made in one of the big horse pack teams of the Railway, aud 1t was an eye opener to the Eastern capitalists, who N. re simply amazed at the amount of work which has been performed in the short time since operations were begun. As one of the gentlemen expressed himself Oil the return, ' We heard big stories here in Valdez about the amount of railway work which has been done, but there is only one way 10 appreciate 1t and that is to go and see it." All the party expressed their aporeciatlon of the method of cou- ducting the work and were loud IT. their praise of the idea of the road as :, whole. and of the management.
 Freight clerk Watson of the incatan, gill remain in Valdez, in the employ Of the Valdez Dock Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-19

All persons having bills against either the Alaska Home Railway. or :ho Reynolds Alaska Development Company, are requested to present them on or before the first of each month, and the same will be paid on the 10th of every month.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
New. Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for Basy He ader-

Don't fail 10 ask for that go in
Gold as you enter the Band Fair. 25I7
LII. Pierce OF Gage street Is out
again after several days confinement
by illness.
Who wants that $50 In gold offered
at ibe Band Fairy Some one must get
il on the 18Th. OH
Mrs Claude Baker and Mr and Mrs
Barlow Thomas of SOdom visited Mrs
A. b. Pierce Of Gage street Thursday.
Those who 90 not see "Browo OF
Harvard" tonight'wills miss one Of the
richest theatrical treats Of the sea
son.
stunning fashions Ia Ladies' Suits,
Skirts and Goats: best materials ard
finely tailored These Included In the
many bargains ~ the Bennington
Shoe Store.
Mrs. John inesOn goes n Northheld
Saturday 10 take charg, OF the loopif <
machines Ia Fields stocking mill,
which " a branch OF the Scott Stock.
Ing mill OF iris village.
A rube Ia clown attire aud roller
skates 90. AID plasierpd nth placards
created sore merrlment for children
and cornwall people vn the principal
STREETS Thursday afternoon.
Thos Shea agent Of "Pin. Pan,
Poui" vas 10 town Thursday. lie said
be saw brown OF Harvard At Johns
town the night before aud seemed sur.
prissd that Il should be- booked In so
small town a. BeRnington. Tie said
the entertainment was one 81 the best
he ever saw.
John O'Don nell vas severely burned
on onc hand and arm Thursday evenin
NJ bis home while taking n fash light
NJ group u young people gathered
there. Miss Alice Morrissey who vas
standing next - Mr. O'Donnell was
also slightly burned.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs Edw.
Murphy 81 North bennington died
wednesday morning from the effects
Of the whooplng cough. The funeral
yrs held Thursday afternoon at that
place, Ilev RI. Schahaef officiating,
lnlermeni al the Catholic cemetery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-05

The press admits the facts. In view
OF the census showing that out OF every
100 deaths from Kidney Trouble " oi
them had Brlght's Disease, how on
earth can people who have any kind OF
Kidney Trouble afford 90 take any
thing but Fulton's Renal Compound,
The only known specific for Brlght's
Diseasef Price slO0. For Diabetes
yet Fulion's Diabctlc Compound. sl.5O
send for pamphlet 10 Jno. J. Fulton
Co, 1910 San Pablo avenue, Oakland.
Represented In Bennington by W.
l. Ookay aud u. A. Quinlan, drug.
gisis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-05
Unumeiy Louuesy.

'politcness always pays" Il beg TO
differ with you" Then you'll have
70 cite an instance" Il can. Ycsier.
day morning was driving my tour.
ing. car down tho atcnuc when I saw
that h-nEhty Miss snippcraley on the
sidewalk" "Yesf" 4 tipped my hat
and smiled" "Yesg" Eyes. aud
when looked ahead again found I
had bowlod over two worklngmen and
was trying TO climb telegraph pole"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers.
! s, ID. b. Golden Of Albany is In The
village today. ~ y
George t. Lane OF Troy is spending
the day at the Center,
Edmund MCGEE who has been acute
ly afflicted several months with a can.
Ger is very low and cannot long sur
vlve II Is feared.
The Rebek abs OF South SALISBURY
give an entertainment 10 Odd Fellows
hall OF that place tonight.
In his letter ordering the Evening
Banner TO be sent 10 him at Saranac
Lake, G. Newmayer writes that he Is
gaining In health and weight daily.
Miss Maude Powers who has been
visiting In the village several days,
went TO Manchester today TO visit
friends and on Saturday will return TO
Danby where she will resume teaching
monday.
The funeral OF Mrs Charlotte Rudd
was held from the residence on Union
strretthis afternoon The attendance
was large and there we're handsome
fora tributes. Rev +. II. Morris of.
ficla,ed. The burial was In the village
cemetery In the family lot.
Rev DR. Bostwick Hawley, u ptoml
nent member OF the Troy Conference
OF the Methodist church. will occupy
the pulpit OF the First Methodist
church. Saratoga Springs, next sun
day. The occasion will be his 93rd
birthday. DR. Hswley was for three
years pastor of the local Methodist
church, this being his last pastorate.
He was transferred TO the supernumer'
AIRY list In 1876.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-05
Joke on Good Man.

A minister. during his discourse ono
sabbath morning. said: In each blade
Of grass thefe II sermon" The FOL.
lowing day one Of bis flock discovered
the good man pushing a lawn.mowcr
about his garden and paused 10 sayi
Well. parson. I'm glad 10 see you en-
gagged In cutting your sermons
short."--London TitBitz
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-05
NOTICE..

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Of recovery from Any diseased or
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-18
Con nee,leut Has No Militia.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 1S.-That
every military organization in the ser.
vice of the State of Connecticut was
legislated out of existence by the acts
Of the general assembly Of 1905 Is the
substance OF report OF the special
board of officers on reorganization OF
the National Guard, considered Mt n
hearing before the attorney general to,
day. The report says that the State
Legislature repealed the section OF the
militia law which contained the only
provision then existing for organiza.
ton Of tho National Guard of The State
into brigade, and that by this action
of the general assembly the militia
has been deprived OF MI legal standing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-18
Mrs. Matilda Fowler

Mrs. Matilda ]. Fowler, one OF the
best known and most highly respect
ed women OF Marion county. died at
her home on Hickman run after long
Illness. Friday evening. She had been
a great sufferer from stomach trouble
for about two years. but the lmmedi.
ate cause Of her death was heart trou.
BILE. Mrs. Fowler was born October
II. 1888; and was "A years. one month
and four days Of age. She has been
a faithful and consistent member of
tho NJ. P. Church since her early youth,
Mrs. Fowler had been n widow for
many years. her husband having beea
soldier In the Mexican War and the
Rebellion. She leaves besides her
daughters. Mrs. Thos. C. Fleming, Of
Morgantown. MRS. ]. W. Satterfeld
and Mrs. VIM. Toothman, OF Hick-
man run. two Sisters. Miss Anna r.
Miller, OF Hickmn's run, and Mrs. L.
L. Downey. Of White Sulphur Springs.
Montana. and one brother, D. A. Nil.
Ter. OF Hickman;s run.
Funeral services were held by Rev.
Broonifleld Sunday afternoon nj her
late home after which the remains
were laid TO rest In Maple Grove Gem.
etery. A FRIEND