The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-06
LOOMS NEWS

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LOOMS, s. D.-The passing away
of Mrs. c. P. Taylor on Thursday at
ternoon. March goth. at the family
in LOOMS, s. D., brought
the second great shock Of sadness,
within the month Of March. to the
Taylor family rs we'll as to the en-
tire community around LOOMS.
Mr.. Taylor having died on March
It'll, after a very short sickness from
pneumonia, vas buried on March
18th, and while the blow wac almost
unbearable to the family yet it was
thought that they, yielding to the
plans Of the All Wise Creator and
leaning upon Him for strength and
support, were able to bear their great
loss but the wife and mother al
Though bravely submitting to her
loss and trying to maintain the brok-
len family circle, was lacking in physi-
cal strength.
! On the second day after the flu
neral services Of her husbands re-
mains, Mrs. Taylor was subject to a
complete nervous breakdown from
which she was unable to recover,
passing away at about 3 o'clock,
Thursday afternoon, March 3oth.
burial. was beside. her husband, in
,Graceland Cemetery, in Mitchell, S.
D., on Monday, April 3rd.
Vt is seldom that the All Wise Crea-
tor sees At to make it necessary for
a famil yto give up father and moth
er in so short a time and thereby
break up a home which has always
been happy. But He doeth all things
well and vile we cannot understand
these things nov yet some day we
will see them clearly and will be
satisfied that all things are done well
by Him who careth for us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were married
January 18th 1876 and have always
been a very happy and devoted cou-
pie having always had a most pleas
ant and happy home. They were
both very active in all good work,
giving literally to the support OF
the Church of God and to all other
worthy causes. They were kind and
helpful neighbors, ready and willing
to give the helping hand to those in
need, and were therefore highly es-
teemed and respected by all who
came into their circle of acquaint-
ance.
j, They will be greatly missed by a
large number of friends in this COM
munity.
From the time of their marriage
in. January Of 1879 they lived in the
vicinity of Lancaster, Wis, until they
moved to the State of South Dakota,
coming to Mitchell in March, 1901
where they lived until the following
October when they moved onto a
farm Northwest Of LOOMS. Here
: IN the state contessa!e until they
moved ,I into Eo6 shf YiaB'i7s1ssis, straw
\ To these we extend our heartfelt
: sympathy in this their hour o
I double sadness. May the Great Coo
( give them health and strength t.
, bear the heavy burden of this loss
3. Arzella Mahala Stanley Taylor wa,
born in Lancaster, Wis, Januar,
2 10TH, 1857 and died March Both
| 1911 at LOOMS, S. D., being thu.
( aged "a years, 2 months and 20 days
t She was the youngest child of a fam
: lily of Z, 4 boys and 8 girls.
Although Mr.. and Mrs. Toylar have
!, passed from our midst yet their in.
fluence in this community is lasting
Many marks of their friendship and
kindness are. left deeply buried in
, the hearts of those most closely asso-
i ciated with them while on this earth.
Grandma Pool is quite poorly and
has been quite sick of late.
Miss Maud Soper of Yankton came
up the last of the week and is visit
ing at the home of w. H. Comstock,
Miss Sopher gave a recital at Bethel
Church Friday evening and another
recital at LOOMS Church Tuesday
evening. There was quite a few at
tended.
w. L. Driver is on the sick with
tonsilities.
Quite a number from this locality
went to Mitchell Monday to attend
the sale of the school lands.
Miss Beryl Pooley of P~arksbug,
Iowa. is visiting with her many
friends in this neighborhood.
Clark and Smith has f1nashed John
Taylor's breaking and now are break
ing for A. McLane. They are doing
fine work.