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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-05
TO NOTIFY KERN AUG. rs

Will Be Officially Told of Nomina-
ton Then.
indianapolis. Ind, Aug. 5.-John w.
Kern will be officially notified of his
nomination by the democratic party
for vice presidency Aug. %, at the
state fair grounds. The date was an
nounced yesterday by Mr.. Kern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-05
GRAHAM'S
DANCING SCHOOL.

-l11A4NNIN1 oSIIOOI,
Gaines street Davenport.
Old re~north 81. also IS76-M You
can set the-hour to suit your convent
ence. day or evening. Land now or be
lonesome. J. J. GRAHAM, Teacher of
all Dances. 703k West Third street,
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-05

BY THE J. w. POTTER CO.
The sun., 1908-04-22

81 oW0D TO LOAN on FIRST and second mort
FRANK. "a Broadway Manhattan
The sun., 1908-04-22
AUTO RLRsLINS-BuT RELlLRLEI |
AUTO BODIES READY or OR iOB0EH

Catholic Church and rertory 20 be built for
the Rev. Michael 4. Noel. resident priest on
BaCkweUs Island, on the island opposite
Siuy-scventh street. The buildings are ia
be OF granite rubbe stone, Gothic IN design
and the church will have q frontage Of rs.
feet and depth Of Las feet. II Is to be
called the Church Of our Lady Cons 1pr Of
the Afflicted and will cOst SlO0. 900. accord
ing to the estimate Of William flsnag gan, the
architect
Plans have also been hled foT enlarging
the -four story and bn sement residence At No
lO1 Fast 1hlrty-seventh street adding a
three story extension and making the building
over into an American basement dwelling,
with central ornamental entrance ha wing a
marqulse. The rOjeCted Improvement Is to
he made at a cost Of $4,000 for Mrs. Meta q
SedgwiCk as owner, RenNick, AspinWall a
Tucker are the architects
The Bronx plans for new buildings COM
prise two two story dwellings to be- built for
the Swedish American Realty COMPANY Oh
227th street east Of Barnes avenue, TO cost
s.. tOO. two two tory dwellings on Duncomb
avenue west Of Elliott avenue for Eugene
Flauraud. 10 cost E.OOO. two story and attic
dwelling on Minneford avenue north Of Cross
street to cost 8, 500, two story dwelling with
garage for Thomas 4. BuCkner on Sycamore
street south Of 25lth street TO cost ~, ,OOO. and
three two story dwellings Oh Park View place
south OF iWh street, on 2lith street east
of Maple avenue and on llermany avenue
east Of Castle Till avenue TO cost 1000,
3,JO and $500 respectively.
The sun., 1908-04-22
Court OF Appeals Calendar.

ALAANr. April al. Court Of Appeals calendar
for 10 morrow. Nos %, a1 298 S7 81 2D
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The sun., 1908-04-22
/. j. WILLIS co., Par PAX sro; sIS HsfE:s"
Court Calendars This DAY.

supreme cOurt-Appcule Divislon-Nos, 81. o.
sup supreme I'M Court-SpeclaI Term Part L-MotIon
calendar called at i6:SO 4, NJ Part II.-EX .partc
matters, Part lll-CleaL Motions. Preferred
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Part Nvll--Cas unfinished. Part NVlIi.-Csse
unfinished No 62sl People, &c, vs. George h.
Mcclellan. Cases sent from Part NV. to Parts
XVI and NNll.
Surrogatcs Court-Ch9mbers For probate
Wills Of Patrick Holmes Henrietta Singer, Arthur
n Cossert. William 4. Hughes, Patrick Gleason
Rachel Purdey, Charles G. Hall Anna Sleke VII
hemlna Stumpf Henry r. Nisberl Margaretha
Rehlng, Maud J SHAW, Albert \, j. Schwelzer.
Adam WOchr, Wilhelm felCkert, al lO3O g. "
Trial rerm.-Nos ,ioe, s0ol, 2lss .lSs. elS9, :loO,
2t6i. 2i6S
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l3sl ls>S ASSS 1JS7 4SSs, 4SpO Part Il.-Casc m y
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4Sde l36I 49,, 400 4S6l t6e lgSp as7i Par W..
No day calendar, Part ViI.-No day ctlendIr,
Part Nlll-No day calendar.
The sun., 1908-04-22

kLB4NT, \, o., April i. Assrmblvmau Oas
nas introduced a bill providing for rev
motor vehicle law. Il provides FOR a state
commission Of three persons 10 De appointed
ny the Governor for a term Of five years.
They are to receive no CONDENSATION, hut
are to be paid their necessary travelling
and other expenses. The commi is
20 appoint secretary at t3.OO per snnum,
once a month at Albany. The bill prOvides
for registration certincat ss Of vehicles on
payment Of 81 the fee REQUIRED in case Of
previous registration e 10 be 81. \ manu-
tacturer or dealer shall register one vehicle
of each style or type and be entitled to as
many duplicates OF regis ration seals required
by the act as he may desire on payment Of
an additional fee OF - cents for each dupli-
cate. such registration Is 10 be good until
the vehicle is sold or let for hire
The provision regarding speed is that m
person shall operate 4 motor vehicle on a
public highway at a rate Of Specl greater,
than is reasonable and proper, having regard
10 the traftic in use Of the highway or 50 "a
10 endanger the life or limb Of any person
or The safety Of any property. 1 rate OF
-peed Of one mile IN two minutes or thirty
miles an hour may be maintained upOn any
public highway except where p dineren;
rate has been established hy local aut horities,
whose powers arc limited In the act On
approaching n bridge dam curve or descent
person operating motor vehicle shall
have n under control and operate N az a speed
not exceeding one mile In six minutes, ana
upon approaching q crossing at intersectinG
highways at speed not greater than Is rea.
sonahe and proper, having regard 10 the
iIamo then Oh such highway and the safety
of the public
The bll includes provisions for warning Of
approach and Tor stopping on signal by per.
son m charge OF restive or frightened animal
~ Long a. shall be reasonably necessary to
nrsvent accident and insure the safety Of
others.
Hyeral hundred members ol the Auto.
popl!e Cmb Of America attended the lecture
hv Winthrop J. Scarrltt and ConceTt bv tbe
amateur Glee Club Of New York last night al
me \. G.. A. clubhouse in West Fifty-fourtb
street between Broadway and Eighth avenue.
The sun., 1908-04-22
The REAL ESTATE MARKET
BRO OkERIGE SALES, LEASES iND
PUBLIC AUCTIONS.
Roger Foster Buys the Last House on the
East Side Of Madison Avenue Between
I3Oth and I3Ist streets Which lie
Didn't Already own The subway Bill.

East Side Of Madison Avenue Between
I3Oth and I3Ist streets which lie
Didn't Already own The subway 3ill.
The following statement was issued
yesterday by the Allied Real Estate In
terests:
Real estate owners in New York were
greatly encouraged by the passage in the
Assembly, by vote Of w TO 10, Of, the
Robinson bill to perm; the immediate con-
struction OF new subways. The bill will GOMEZ
up in the Senate at once and is said to be
assured Of majority vote, II is substan-
italy the measure drawn and advocated
by the Allied Real Estate Interests. and
although its chances seem now to be very
favorable the organizations behind it still
hope that real estate owners for whose bene-
fiji II was introduced will help It on its
course. As the final Adjournment of the
Legislature cannot I've postponed the adj
vOcates of the bill are asking real estate
men in New York to telephone or telegraph
their Senators urging them to work for the
bill and pointing out that II it does not pass
the Senate this week the whole problem
Of rapid transit for New York will he post
poncd at least a year and perhaps longer
The sun., 1908-04-22
Yesterdays Auction sales.

.Nl " thfA NlsI
nv b. p. ISGRAHAA a co.
Broadway. southwest corner Of 10th street
MISUNDERSTANDING, vacant also
nvc lots adjoining Oh street iSOX9O. voun
iary sale corner bid In az s6j 90. second
BY L. J. PHILLIPS AGO.
Church street No. Sl5 west side, CO., feet
south OF LlSpehard street, 2tl0A75. 2X2i 10
nIbi, hye story lofl and store building
Macmillan WensteIn vs.. NJ j. Weln
stein et al, s. VI. Fischer attorney: j. N
Iulte, referee, part tlon Adjourned 10 MAY
NJ JOSEPH ?. DAI
Washington avenue, No. rs. west side.
o iSaT .,oIH Iss eSsme6 a0r39 q n sTSs SIs
,2r.sl.sai subject 10 iaIss, &c, Side, 10
lSsth street north side, sils feet east Of '''''
Southern Boulevard, .25IlOO vacant
Mutual Lfe Insurance Company vs. Broad
way Reliance Realty Company et al. due on
judgment tSS ll7.SS: subject 70 taxes,
p interest -. &C.,, -: aoSo
Weslche ster avenue, 25G72X2SG72 4, vacant.
Nelson Smith Vs. II. B. huntington et al
taxes &c. Sl7O. to the palnun - i5.'
nv BRYAN L. EHNSElLY
i2lst street, Nos. a2S to hS2, south side
~ feet east Of CID Broadway S3AiO7k
77Ioel two SIX story nAts; North Amer
can Mortgage Company W j. Goldman
Realty and Construction Company 81 aI
due on Judgment, SO O7sial. subject 70
taxes, &c, Sl0S" ... Adjourned 10 April q
BI SAMUEL qoLDsTICKEn
Ninety second street, Nos l09 and tn6. north
side, el feet EAST OF First avenue aOIi0ok
six story tenement aud store: Ninety
second street, Nos, a. and ais north
side, i79 feet cast Of FlrSt avenue. lOGlOOs
SIX story tenement and store. State Bank
W Harris Kahn et A.. due an judgment
e6ol p. subject 10 taxes, &c. N,1B,n
subject 10 Two mortgages aEgregAting
iesOOO; to the plaintn -. S77i ISL
The sun., 1908-04-22

BROADWAY Albert b. AshfOrth has ~olC
for the CAPITAL Realty and CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY to Paul VI Her1og, who repre-
senls an estate. No. 33nl 10 1907 Broadway
northwest corner NJ l33d street, two si'
story apartment houses, with stores, eaCf
on plot iONi9i
SEVENTY SEVENTH STREET Mrs
Josephine Lazarus has sold 10 Mrs, Z. l.
Rest 40 90 East Seyenty-seventh street, a
four story and basement stone front dwell
ing, on LOT f. SNlo2?.
MADISON AEENl T. owen and Arthur
O'kaefe have sold 10 Roger Foster No zoe.
Madison avenue, a four story nat, on lol
2ONSO. for about SiiOO0 With this purchase
Mr.. Foster now owns tho entire block front
on the east side Of Madison avenue from
t30th 10 l3ist street.
ilSTH STREET The Columbian Bosrd oi
Brokers have sold for Morris Coleman No
. Fast It5th street. five story fiat, on loi
25XiOnli The buyer owns the adjoining
property az No T. and nov controls plot
iOxioo IT, lin feet east Of fifth avenue
SIN1IE1H SIREE1 4 he New lork and
White Plains Construction company has
sold to Nette heane No. lil Fast StNtieth
street northeast corner Of LeNingt on syenn"'
a four story dwelling, on lot 2;Nlw. IA
irregular leasehold.
yERNHLYEA ANENl f. Arthur y OBrlen
has sold TO Edmund q. rowbrdge the
southeast corner Of Nermilyea avenue aud
NCademv street, plot l00\2n.
SHERMAN AtNl p. ArlhuF J., " bIlth
hs- sold 10 Edmund a. gowbridgc the
southwest corner Of Sherman avenue and
hawthorne street a plot l0Ovll0.
EDENW NLD -1 ! h. Edenwald Land Com
panic, have sold one lot on Bracken avenue
i75 iyr north OF Randolph avenue 10
In.cph kAmnsky also one lot IN Amundscn
a,cuu" l2i feet south OF Nelson avenue 10
T. q NvOnNn.
3IYINGTON STREET Jacob ShPvcll has
sold 10 Perlstein \ ROsenthal the six story
tenement Al the northwest corner Of RiN-
Ingtou and Suffolk streets, on plot 3lN7j,
and The adjoining parcel at No l23 SUFFOLK
street. 4 six story house on lot 25N7S
IssTH STREET Ernst \ Calm have sold for
Peter kefer Nos 6a6 aud SOS East is6th
street, two four story single flats, on plot
IONiO.
I5gTH STREET - Ernst 4 Calm have sold for
Sarah and Bessie Freed Nos. 3ei and 363
Fast l5ath street. a six story new law house
on plot 50NlOO.
The sun., 1908-04-22
CONNECTICUT real ESTATE.
LYME. CONN.

To Let. OLD COLONIAL HOUSE Is rooms.
and three cottages ot 49, II and 10 rooms all with
the last unturnlshed. Address Mrs. T. e. SAILS.
BURY, New Haven. Conn
Farm, l5O acres, bOIderS Salmon River nnr
buildings l0o miles out IN southern Connect cut:
The sun., 1908-04-22
DWELLING HOusEs IN LET

HoUSB-SQ p. lsQh It,, 3 story. hlsh stoon
STST1'iOn' bro 30 n vide RoBf l. BkOWS . ,SSSGS: SsSS:
The sun., 1908-04-22
Brooklyn.

TWO LOFTS AND BASEMENT.
Lach 2KS reliable power up 10 100 horse: new
building; Hight all sides elevator. steam heat.
Natchman' sprinkler equipment; lowest Insurance:
near freight termnals pentl good help available
immediate possession OWNER on premises sas.
IN Classon av., near De Kalb BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1908-04-22
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.

CTIONSALE-IArchmont and MAmAroneck
Improved and unlmprOved property, acre plots.
CITY lots, modern hOuse Saturday April zSth, 4
n " on premises A. station. Apply to GEORGE
W. BARD. Anct.. NJ. Vernon. N r Tel 80
The evening world., 1908-01-02
BLAZE IN BEDROOM
OF KA|SER'S SON
Firemen Save Ancient Cha
teau at Tiergarten but
Much Damage Is Done

BERLIN. Jan. "A fire broke out
early to-day in the bedroom of Prince
Eitel Friedrich. the third son of En-
peror william, in the royal chateau #
Bellevue, located in the T!erEarten,
where the Prince at present IS residing.
Nearly the entire fire brigade was
called TO the scene, and it succeeded in
extinguishing the flames in a short time.
Considerable damage to the contents of
the castle was lone by the ire The
chateau was built in lIS5.
The evening world., 1908-01-02

Canned Fruit
Essie Peaches-Fancy California,
IN heavy syrup; large 900
No. 2n3 AOS
Essie Sliced Peaches - Fancy
California fruit sliced, in a.
No. ~ cans each...... xCS
East View Peaches-Choice Cali
tornia. in rich syrup; large 0e~
No. y, can.........,.... 60S
Ormonde Castle Peaches Fine
California fruit, in syrup; OOc
large No. 2ts Carl...... AUS
Essie PIums-Fancy California
Green Cages or Egg p!ums; OAn
in heavy syrup; No. ~ can AUS
East View plums-Choice Califor-
mia Green Cages or Egg; in 17n
rich Syrup; No. 2h cam. liz
I:ssie pears-fancy California Bart
let's, in rich, heavy syrup; 900
large No. "a can........ AOS
East View Pears-Choice Califor-
mia Rartletts, in rich syrup; OSo
large No. az can....... 6OS
BrookdaIe Pears-unpeeled 10
Bartlstts in syrup; No. 2 can 1OS
Pears-Safe brand; large No. 1Sn
~ can OF ripe fruit.... 4OS
PineappIe-Delicious truh; Malays,
Golden Cubes or grated, in IN
cans, each, t5c, t3c and. 4VS
The evening world., 1908-01-02
MELLEN READY
TO BUILD LINES
IN WESTCRESTER
Threat TO Rescind Franchises
Brings Promises of Real
Action.

In A letter to Mayor Mcclellan to-day
President C s, Mellen. OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Raii-
road Company. sets forth in detail the
degree OF ownership by his company Of
the New York and Port Chester Rail
road and the New York. Westchester
and Boston Railway Company. concern
ing which a scandal of FIVE years has
developed.
President Nellen declares 1t is the in
tention OF his company TO operate these
two lines. He says the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
will build a two-track road from the
Harlem River to one hundred and Sew
enty-seventh street, four tracks from
One Hundred and Seventy-seventh
street 10 the city line. and two tracks
from there TO Port Chester. The road.
he adds. VIII be a high-speed electric.
constructed in compliance with the pro-
visions Of the franchises granted by tie
city.
The letter was prompted by a recent
resolution OF the Board OF Estimate.
requiring President; Mellen to submit:
all facts relative to the ownership and
control by the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road or any Of its allied
interests. of MilIbrook Company, tie
New York. Westchester and Boston
Company and the New York Il Port
Chester Railroad Company.
Resembling the franchises was threat
ened for failure to give tae Board the
information.
President Mellen saws that his com
pany owns all the stock Of the Mill
brook Company. The latter company,
in turn, owns, since a date prior to
July, 1875, 1851 shares Of tie New
York and Portchester Railroad. being
all the stock of that company except
nine qualifying shares. held oy tae
directors.
Insists Charter is Valid.
Referring to delays caused by litiga-
ton President Mellen adds that It is the
intention to construct Just as soon As all
obstacles are swept aside. lie points
out plainly that Il merse was effectcI,
all of which, however, Is subject to the
consent Of the Board OF Estimate, and
adds:
On Dec. %. 1907. Judge Charles L.
Brown. the referee before whom the
proceedings to determine the validity OF
the Westchester charter We're pending
In the form of a condemnation proceed
ing. rendert'i an opinion sustaining the
validity of the Charter OF that COM
pany.
III this charter is finally sustained it
Is The intention ana desire OF this com
pany nat the New York and Port
chester Railroad Company and the New
York. Westchester and Boston Railway
Company shall be consolidated OF
merged in accordance with the pIoyI-
sions of law so as TO form one COM
pany. Should. however. the decision OF
Judge Brown he reversed. and the
Court of Appeals adiudge tine charter
of the Westchester Company to be :
valid, the construction OF the road VIII
be completed under the PoItchester
charter.
The consolidation or merger of these
two companies is, of course. subject to
the consent OF Your Board 10 that
of the Public Service Commission
The evening world., 1908-01-02

A Bniicnu Girl Ar, Calendar for i'"N'
IN ton c,Iors. distributed with The san
day World on Jan. >. !" an" w "''''''
New York only. Get the set, Pret''e"' arr
C,lcndnr of the year.
The evening world., 1908-01-02
The Store Of Superior Qualities
and Moderate Prices

Every garment included in this-our first
Sale Of Fluslin Underwear is Of a quality thai
is above reproach in its grade. The making
is first class in every particular, each piece
being cut as every woman wants it-1uN'
but we'l-ftting.
The savings in price are distinct as can be,
as may be seen from the representative items
printed below:
Or cambria round neck, short sleeves, lace OF embroidery trim
med. Value Us |c
OF nainseok and cambrc; high, Square or round mack, trimmed
with lace or embroidery. Value | rs and so LOO
Or natnsook; square or round necks, short sleeves, trimmed with
embroidery or torchou lace Value l.50 LIS
Or nainsook; shp-over style, short sleeves, finished with embrot-
derry and ribbon. Value 2.25 MS
OF nansook; trimmed with Valercicnnes lace and medahons, or
Swiss insertion and ribbons, or Vacnesnnes insertions and eyeet
embroidery. Value $50 Zoo
Nishtsowns, in both lace and embroidery effects, from 3 IS to $500
Or cambria; deep avn hounee, dust rufk. Value LOO 75e
OF cambria; umbrella style, deep lawn tounee, embroidered ru-
files. Value LOS LIS
OF cambria; umbrella style, deep founce, open eyebst " embro-
derry ruffe. Value 2.25 Us
OF cambria; umbrella style, founes o nine rows Of VaNsneknnes
insertion and lace edge. Value $50 ESQ
Peticoats-embrodered and trimmed with lace and rlbbon-
from 500 TO 4ooo
Or uansook; round neck, trimmed with bands Q r torchon nscr-
lion. Value 7Sc sue
OF nansook; round neck, trimmed with bands OF eyelst embro-
derry. Value S5c 65e
Or nainsook; embroidery yoke with scaIoped edge. Value
or nainsook; yoke Of embroidered medaIAons and Vasneennss tnser-
lion. Value lis S5e
Of -.- ~. & C,..,, NI,hn.,. ,,,rt., ,,J orLr;
dered beading. Value lbs 100
OF cambria; deer lawn rufaes. Value soc 35e
Of cambria; trimmed with cluster of tucks and embroidery, Value
Csc soc
Or muslin; two clusters Of tucks, trimmed with embroidered rufas.
OF nainsook; trimmed with clusters Of tucks and embroidery rufns.
Or nansook; trimmed with tueks and deep embroidery rufne
Drawers, lace and embroidery trimmed ESQ to Ia IS
Or natusook; trimmed with two rows Of Valeneiennes lace inser-
lion and one row of feather stitching. Value 75c ass
Or nainsook; trimmed with VaIenecnnes insertion and lace bead
ing. Vaue S5c 6Oc
or nainsook; yoke Of Vaencennes insertion, lace beading ard
ribbon. Vaue LIS 85c
or nainsook; trimmed with three rows of Vasneennes insertion
and lace beading. Value Los LIS
Corset covers, deliberately trimmed with lace and embroidery,
from ESQ to lO75
Nshtsown, ehemise and drawers-of fine nansook, trimmed
with Vaeneiennes Insertion, beading and lace edsns to match.
Value $50 500
Other matching SETS from $50 TO $500
A full range of French Lingerie from the simplest TO the most
deliberately trimmed, at ISL less than regular prices.
French handmade chemses, corset covers and drawers, beautifully
embroidered. Value Los l.35 each
French handmade chemses. Value 3 90 so
French handmade n~ishtsowns, high or low neck, embroidered.
Value 4 90 225
Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street, New York
Formerly occupied by B Altman & Co..
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-09-03
Good Story on Seattle

From the pulpit in q Lynden church
recently visiting minister perpetrated
. minstrel joke on Seattle which
brought hearty laugh from his audi
ence and . ready pardon for the digres-
sion from his sermon.
A man died and applied at the gates
for admission to heaven. St. Peter
asked his name and could not find it on
his list. ''There must be . mistake
somewhere, " said the man from Seattle.
"You surely have it." Failing to find
the name. St. Peter waved him on below
where similar dialogue occurred with
Old Nick. Here also the name was not
upon the list and he was refused admit
tance. The condition was stated to Old
Nick and he obligingly accompanied him
for . conference with st. Peter at the
gate.
It was plain that the name was on
neither list, 20 the devil proposed to
flip . dollar heads, he goes to heaven;
tails. he goes to everlasting torment
to which st. Peter agreed. The dollar
was tipped. The man grabbed it. At
once both st. Peter and the devil ex-
claimed. Lets send him back to
Seattle"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-09-03
Death Claims a Pioneer

Mrs. Chas. Runyon. 2l years a resi-.
dent of Lynden, passed away after a
long illness Saturday afternoon. She
was IS years of age and q member ol
the Women's Relief Corps. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon and was
largely attended. Rev. A. j. Whitfield
OF the Methodist Church conducted a
short servine at the home and the last
sad rites at the cemetery.
Amanda Smith WAS born Feb. 16,
lo43, and was one OF a family of six
boys and four girls all OF which are
still living except herself. Two Of her
brothers live in South Dakota and the
other four and two sisters in Iowa
Mrs. J S. Harding. the other sister,
who attended her during her last ILL.,
ness, lives at New Port, Wash.
After the Civil War, Miss Smith mar
ried her soldier lover. Chas. Runyon, in
1867 at Horton, Iowa. Three children
came to bless this union all of whom
survive her. Mrs. Henry Slade, Mrs
Walter True and Joe Runyon ell OF
Lvnden.
Twenty one years ago the family
moved to Lypden and established their
home. So besides her brothers and
sisters and husband and children. Mrs
Runyon leaves q host of friends in
Lynden who mourn her death.