Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
MRS CHARLES f. HART
 DIED IN ALBION N. '.
Mir. and Mrs. Hart Both Well Known
 in Phoenix.

The Orleans American published at Albion N. Y. arrived here yesterday containing an account of tEe death of Mrs Charles F. Hart in that city on March 26 As Mr. Hart spent much Of his time here in the early days and both have visited here since their mar
 riage. they have many friends here who will be interested in learning the details of Mrs. Hart's illness and death. The American says. At an early hour Saturday morn : ing. word was received here, announc- ! ing the passing away of Mrs. Eulaie Reynolds Hart. wife oi Mir. Charles r.. l Hart Her death was a surprise |" i relatives. friends and acquaintanccs. only d week ago today We announc- ed that Mrs. Hart had gone, accom- 1 panied by her husband. her physician, ] Dr. \. r. Wake. to AShville. North i Carolina. for her health, hoping that d change of scenery and climate would i be beneficial. It was soon discovered | that the long ride and sudden change 1 very much weakened her condition. ! and she grew worse. Her husband ar ranged tu return with her at once When they reached Washington. n. C. | C. M. C. Reynolds her father, was summoned to her bedside. IL was 1 then decided. owing to change for the worse. to leave Washington on Friday evening for home. Dr. Wage : had arrived there to accompany them
 back to Albion.
 1 The special Pullman car saginaw was chartered and they started for l Albion and all was done that could be. known to medical science. but death peacefully came soon after ict>- | ing Penn Ian. at about SIN o'clock nE Saturday morning The remains TrrlN ed in Albion al II o'clock and they
 were removed from the special car ["
 tine family home
 Mrs. Hart was among AlbiOn'S most loVable and esteemed women, and her death was not only a severe blow to | her family. but to her many friends and acquaintances. She was of d kind and loving disposition. always Charita- ble and courteous, willing al any time to do d kindly act and comfort d heavy and burdened heart. She was good ] woman in every sense of the word. and for her many thoughtful. charita ble and loving acts. she will be missed in this community. Mrs. Hart was
 much devoted to her husband, children and home. and there is where she will be mostly missed.
 Mrs Hart was born in Albion, De cember 2Ith. 1874, and at the time of her death she was thrty-five years of 1 age. she was educated in the Albion ! schools. Twelve years ago she was
 married to Charles F.. Hart Mrs. ' Hart was member "f the First Pres ] hyterian church.
 ! The funeral was held at her late i home in South Main street at eight o'clock on Monday evening. IL was ! private only the relatives and imme diate friends of the family being pres
 ent. Rev. Darwin F. Pickard, her 1 pastor. and Dr. Francis s. Dunham of ! ficiated Jay Mark Ward of Koch ester. soloist tenor of the Park Avenue 1 Baptist church. by request of de-
 ceased. sang softly and sweetly two se- ! lections: T Will Lay Me Down In i Peace" by Dudley Buck and Good | Night by Ira D. Stanley, Wells H. | Porter playing the violin and Burt A. i Griswold the piano.
 i The interment was held the follow l ing morning at h o'clock on the Hart ! plot in Mount Albion cemetery, Rev. D. r. Pickard and pr. Dunhan off 1 ciatins
 The bearers were John F. BOrdwell l C. R. Sawyer Louis Spaulding, Harry Spencer. Warner Thompson and Her | bert T. Reed.
 1 There were many floral tributes ] (showing the very high esteem in
 which deceased was held here and
 e.sewhereD handsome designs from va [ rious parts of the state and other | states; also a large and beautiful dis 1 play or cut flowers.
 Mrs. Hart is survived by her huS- | band. Charles F. Hart, five children. | Eulalie, Charles. Jane. John and an 1 infant daughter. a father and mother | Mr. and Mrs. c NJ. C. Reynolds. one 1 sister, Mrs. Arnold F.. Wage, and one
 brother. C. Arthur Reynolds. all of this village.