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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25

versity and the agricultural college
separately, and with the great array
of plants and buildings at each insti-
tuition, it is late day to propose con.
sclidation,"
The same arguments also apply
against the creation of one board of
regents TO manage the Two schools
Ii the schools are to be maintained
separately they should be continued
under separate boards with the scope
of work to he done by each school
defined by law so as to prevent du-
plicauou of courses. What the schools
need is adequate financial support
and then to be let alone. They are do
ing fine and win continue to grow If
given the chance But they wont do
Well If We persist in pulling them up
by the roots every few years.
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Fy the course they are taking now
the Roosevelt forces run danger ot
losing the SYM
such Work VIII pathy that was
Lower The bestowed upon
Roosevelt Standing. them when they
were steam roll
cred at Chicago. They are resorting
to practices as vicious and question
able as those used against them in
the Coliseum. There is ground for
Mondelrs Indignation and his declar-
alton:
1t is now proposed to steal the
livery and secure the benefits of re-
publican state organizations while re-
pudiatng the party. 1t is difficult to
conceive Of a more shameless pro-
posal of pure piracy"
The present plans of California bull
moosers to keep the Taft electors
from using the name republican
this fan and to monopolize that term
themselves is several shades worse
than the theft of the two California
delegates by the Root-Penrose crowd
Dan KeIlaher's attitude Of refusal to
get off the Taft electoral ticket in this
state may also be harshly criticised
Ii is use Of the republican flag by
those who make war upon the g. o D
Itself. Republicans have a right to
resent such work. 1t is not straight
forward politics by any means and If
the colonel does not rebuke his fol-
lowers for such methods it will be
proof that the great advocate of the
square deal while loud in demanding
fair treatment for himself has no par
ticular scruples against jobbing his
foes when he gets the chance.
Surely it would be a fine thing to
have swimming hole above the
Main street bridge. But while at it
why not do the thing right Arrange
the pool SO that it may also be used
by the small boys of the town and
used without danger. With a river
flowing directly through it Pendleton
should not he without a good swim
ming pool where the rising generation
can learn to take care of themselves
in water.
In the prospective clash between
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In the prospective clash between
the city council and the water board
there is a fine argument for the COM
mission plan of government for this
CITY
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Hiss eAZbe5AE Ellis
the Mayne family. Mrs. Mabry was
Miss Bessie MayDe.

the Mayne family. Mrs. Mabry wa:
Miss Bessie Mayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and thei,
SOP. Gleed. left the latter part of the
week for the east, They will spend the
neXt month, or so in the lake region in
Maipe and later Gleed will enter Ann
Arbor to take up the study of law.
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
are guests for day or SO Of Mayor and
place, Shadybrook farm, southeast OF
the city. They will leave tonight for
Provo for few days with relatives
there.
Professor and Mrs. George c. Wise
and family. who have had the Ritchie
house while Mrs. Ritchie and the
daughters were abroad, have moved and
will be at home to their friends ON
Fourth avenue and U street.
Mrs. f, c. Manson and her niece
Miss. Margaret Martin. who has been
visiting Der. left last evening for trip
through the northwest. They will visit
friends in Spokane. Portland and Sc.
attic.
Miss Ann Nebeker is home from a
summer spent ON the coast. part of the
tlme baviug been spent IN study of the
2hyslcal work al the University of Cal.
iforuia.
Mrs. l.. W. Capcrton has returned
from Ocean Park and is at home again
ID the Covey apartments
Mrs. O. p. Hewett is home from a
VISIT With Der sisters in Chicago.
Mrs, Z. f. Bycrs has been entertain.
ing a house party for the past week at
cue y. Z. beebe farm near Cottonwood,
ner guests being Mr.. and Mrs, l.. J.
Hays, Mr.. and Mrs Adolpb Quist. Mrs,
Lawrence Naylor and Miss Lou Hays.
Mrs. Marion Banks aud her daughter
Mrs. j.. G, Bassett, .Jr.. have returned
from seven weeks STAY in New York
and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace are
expected bone early in the week from
3, summer spent with Mrs. George Tut
tie at Wequetonslng. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Currie and their
daughters are back from the coast,
where they have spent the summer
mouths.
Captain and Mrs. IL. D. Coburn OF /
Fort Douglas are receiving congratula
lions over the arrival of sou, born
20 them Friday morning.
Mrs. W, A, WetzcD has returned
rom stay of some weeks in southern
california.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sadler and Miss Min.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs, Charles Howard Mcmahon
Utah s representative on the board OF
directors of the General Federation OF
Women s clubs. left Friday for French
Lick Springs, Ind, where she will at.
tend the first meeting Of the new board
to be held during the coming week
Decision will he made during the meet
ing as to the time and place for hold.
ing the next biennial convention, the
! choice lying between Chicago and At
lantic City.
| Mrs. William H. Mcintyre and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Mcintyre,
and Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Hcrtzlcr and
their baby. who have been guests at
the Mcintyre bone through the sum.
mer. and Miss Dorothy Marioneaux
Will leave during the week for the
east, Miss Marioneaux will enter on
her freshman year at Vassar, and Miss
Mcintyre will 90 to Miss Bennett g
school. Mrs. Mcintyre will visit the
Hertzlers at their home in Pennsyl.
vauia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. White came over
from Eagle. Colo. op Wednesday. ac
companying Mrs. /. A. Billings, who
has been visiting them. They left
Thursday IN company with Mr. aud
Mrs. Frank Fisher for southern Califor-
MA aud together they will tour the
state In the Fishers motor car.
Mrs. Wesley +. King left Thursday
eDts in Defiance, Ohio. She expects
to bring her father and mother back
with her to spend the winter with the
King and Groweg families.
Mrs. j. H. McCbrysta and Miss
Frances McCbrystal arc at The Hotel
Utah for a stay OF several days. hav,
ing come in town from Eureka for the
Wall'Jeffs wedding on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs, I. w. Havt, for many
years residents of Park City, loft dur.
Jug the week for Hood River, Or. after
spendiug few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Allen Kcyes,
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank b, Stephens loft
during the week for Omaha having
of Mrs. stephens s sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Stephens also left for tho !
east and viii spend the next wear at I
Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Nellie pearsal is back after a |
summer spent in Illinois and Wiscon-
sin visiting relatives. She is thc |
SNtoi iVl d ouuiL IlIDf Dt hT. ana MIS-.
Clifford Il. PcarsaIl at their home in
Haxtou place,
Miss Leo Trent has returned after a
delightful visit Of several weeks With
the l., G. Trent family and Mrs. Hall
in southern California.
Mrs, W. w, Trimmer LETT Yesterday
for Fort Leaveuworth to spend the next
month or six weeks She will visit bor
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Thomas
whose home is there. and slso Captain
ana Mrs, y; B. Myer, who are now STA.
toned at Fort Loavcnworth.
Mrs. Duncan MscVicbie and ber two
daughters. Miss Helen MacVichic and ;
little Isabel, returned tbe first of the
past week from n delightful visit with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS.

The most elaborate matrimonial sf-
marriage on Tuesday morning next of
Miss Selma Wall. the eldest daughter
Of Colonel and Mrs. T.. A. Wall. ana
Lewis A, Jcfis. The wedding takes
place in st. Mark s cathedral at II
o clock and will be followed by an elab.
orate wedding breakfast for the Nom.
bcrs Of the bridal party only at the
Hotel Utah. The bride will be attended
by Miss Alberta Ellis of Denver as
maid or honor, and her bridesmaids will
be Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Alice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Judd announce
the marriage of their daughter Mar.
garet to Eldon A. Wilcox, the ceremony
having been performed by the Rev. r,
a. Slmpkin August II. This comes as
complete surprise to the many friends
OF the young couple. who were expect.
ing the wedding 10 be holiday event.
MI and Mrs. Wilcox viii be at home
after September u at No. II Bruns-
wick avenue.
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| wall, Miss Mary Wall and Miss Frances
McChrysta1 Little Enid Wall the
brides Youngest sister, will be the
| flower girl, +, A. ,Teffs of Rockland
VIII DC tho bes, man, and the ushers
are to be Fred Smith. c. NJ. Thompson.
Fl. Il, Harrison and Harold Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Crawford an
nounce teh engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ruth. to W. S. Ure, the wedding
to take place the 6rst of October
The engagement of Miss Vista Mich.
OILS of this city and Grover 6. Perdow
of Lyons. kan., is announced, the mar
riage to take place the latter part Of
the month.
Word comes from Delta. Colo, an
nouneIng the marriage of Miss Hazel
Mullett Of this city and S. S. Lecuyer,
the ttlhe wedding having taken place on
Lecuyer will make their home. here.
Mrs. Edward Schaffer announces the
marriage Of her sister Miss Hulda
Akcrt of Salt Lake City, to J A. Dairs,
also of Salt Lake. The marriage will
take place Wednesday, September IL. A
reception at the home of Mrs, William
Scott will follow.
Mrs. NJ. P. Young announces the en-.
eagement of her daughter, Nell, TO
Clark Whitney Rynders, the marriage
to take place in the near future.
The date set for the marriage of Miss
Eva Lillian Younger and Frank Whit
nev is Wednesday, .septembcr p.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Edholm announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Anna
bel Eleouore, to Otto &. Weber, Jr., the
marriage having taken place at Heber,
Utah, August -
The wedding of Miss Gertrude ].
Backensto 10 Harry B Dresser of this
city took place In Denver. Colo, Thurs.
day evening, September ). at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren h. Backonsto Mr.. and Mrs
Dresser viii be at home in this city af
ter October |.
The marriage Of Miss Myrtle Parker
and Arthur j. Smith of Sugar House
ward took place last Tuesday evening.
Bishop George Arbuckle officiating. The
bride WAS attended by Mrs DarIne
May and George W. Smith was the best
man. The decorations were oll of rose
pink and the brides gown was of white
crepe de chine. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will shortly be al home at 1906 East
Twelfth South street.
Cards are out for the marriage of |
Miss Nora G.. Hanson and Moron; r. |
Timpson, which will take place at the |
home Of the brides parents on Thurs. !
day. September 26
Mrs c. II. Luber Of Garfield an
pounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Lucille Woodmansee, to Andrew p |
the wedding to take place
In the near future.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. RI. James announce
the engagement of their daughter Mil
1red to Elliott T. Compton. The wed.
ding will take place the early part of
October.
Announcement has been made of tho
engagement Of Miss Jennie T., French
10 Joseph Bowen. the marriage TO take
place Wednesday, September IS
The marriage of Miss Josie Hobha
and Jack n. Vcttor of Cripple Creek,
Jolo.. took place Wednesday evening
1T the home of the bride, the Rev,
Father Powers officiating. A reception
followed the wedding aud later the
rouDg couple left for California TO
spend month. They will make their
,ome here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. #. Judd announce
he engagement of their daughter SvbiI
to William Vincent Hogan
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Mrs. W, r, Wallace OF Fort Dougla ,
and her little daughter are back from a
delightful visit Of more than fort
night with Mrs, Meikleiohn at their
fruit ranch in southern Colorado.
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Wall, Miss Mary Wall and Miss Frances
McChrystal, Little Enid Wall. the
bride s youngest sister, will be the
flower girl, +, A. .Tcffs of Rockland,
Mich, a brother of the bridegroom,
VIII DC tho bes, man, and the ushers
are to be Fred Smith. c. NJ. Thompson.
ii. II, Harrison and Harold Lamb.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Crawford an
nounce teh engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ruth to W. S. IRE, the wedding
to take place the first Of October.
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Miss Aurania Ellerbeck, the talented
Young Salt Lake girl who did so we'll
last year with the local stock com
pany, has gone TO New York. where she
VIII continue her study along dramatic
lines and will do some literary work
also
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of McG1ll, New, the marriage TO take
place the middle of September.
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Word comes from Delta Colo, an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Hazel
Mullett Of this city and S. S. Lecuyer,
the wedding having taken %lace on
Tuesday, August 19. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lecuyer viii make their home here.
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Mis-" Selma Wall
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The engagement of Miss Vista Mich.
OILS of this city and Grover 6. Perdow
of Lyons. Kan. is announced. the mar
riage to take place the latter part of
the month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

Miss Venice Ifarnsworth, Miss Mar
@aret tupImock. DR.. David Anderson
and Hugo Anderson make a party
Of Young people WHO. chaperoned by
Mrs. Lucy Clark. will leave tomorrow
for ton days stay in the Farnswortb
country home at the head waters of the
Weber river
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

Major William S. Graves. WHO has re.
Gently been attached 10 the regiment
here after service in Washington. has
taken No. 10 and will he joined shortly
by Mrs Graves. who is visiting in the
east
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Mrs. MacNiehic 3 mother. Mrs. Dav-
cnport, in Helena. Mont
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Mrs. NJ. P. Young announces the en-
eagement of her daughter, Nell. to
Clark Whitney Rynders, the marriage
to take place in the near future.
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The date set for the marriage of Miss
Eva Lillian Younger and Frank Whit
uev is Wednesday, Sentember %.
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Mrs. Edward Scbaffer announces the
marriage Of her sister. Miss Hulda
AkcTt of Salt Lake City, to J. A. Dairs,
also of Salt Lake. The marriage will
take place Wednesday, September II. A
reception at the home Of Mrs, William
Scott will follow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Edholm announce
the marriage of their daughter. Anna
bel Eleouore, to Otto G. Weber, Jr., the
marriage having taken place at Heber,
Utah. August -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

Mrs. Nelson 4. Story of Bozemau
Mont. Is here visiting Dr. and Mrs
h. ~ Mayo FOR short time.
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picture Of an old print. To say that
it was becoming only half expresses it.
for it was not only that-it was fetch
ing. Mrs. 1rimmer's gown was very
similar in style and equally pleasing
to the eye.
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Continued on following page.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. White came over
from Eagle. Colo. op Wednesday, ac-
companying Mrs. l.. A. Billings, who
has been visiting them. They left
Thursday IN company with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Fisher for southern Califor-
MIA. aud together they will tour the
state In the Fishers motor car,
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Mrs j. II. Banks is back after de
lpbtful summer speut on the Goa a
from Portland to San Diego. aud i:
again at home in the Pcerv apartments
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-09
klRkvILLE.

# b s -
Mrs VIM. Abegg and sister Miss An
ma SHUTS visited at the home Of their
sister Mrs. Sam Corey Of Hiteman last
week. e. M
Ernest Shaw was.a business caller in
Ottumwa Thursday.
Mrs. G. G. McDonough spent Thurs
day at the home Of her sister Mrs. Geo.
Thompson.
Jim Moore was business caller In
Eddyville Thursday. ,7 'T
Arthur Falyre returned home Thurs
day after weeks visit at the home Of
his sister Mrs. Harry Wilds of Lu
Zerne. . N Ii =
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonoush
spent Thursday at the home OF her sis
ter Mrs. 3Delmar Foster. \, 81 sss4s
Mrs S. A. Abernathy the vice presi-
dent OF the Kirkville Rebekaf, lodge
met with the vice presidents in Ottun-
wa Thursday to arrange the program
for the district convention which Is to
be held at Agency April II.
Roy Black was the guest Of honor at
a surprise party given On Thursday
evening at the home of his parents MI.
and Mrs. Al Black. The affair was ia
the nature Of a farewell as Roy expects
to go to Canada where he will be for
some time. The evening was spent in
games after which refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beiford and children
Misses Carrie and Ruby Alternately and
Mrs. Comstock spent Sunday at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Parks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-09
EDOYViLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Walker who have
been making their home in Eddyville
since last fall will return to Cashmere,
Wash, their former home this week.
Miss Anna Harding went to Knox
vile Tuesday to spend few days Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spears. --
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson are
spending the week in Mystic visiting at
the home of their son Harry Johnson.
Miss Mary l.. Barber Of MARSHALL
town is the guest this week Of her
friend Mrs. Martin Swinteck.
Wells Chapman who was called to
Eddyville by the illness and death of
his mother Mrs. w. H. Chapman re-
Kansas Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie Garfield came up from
Ottumwa Monday and spent the day
with her mother Mrs. Florence Dunkle.
Frank Ogden who has been employ
ed In Oskaloosa the past year has gone
to Des Moines where he has secured a
position drafting for the Eagle Iron
works. Mr.. OgdenNwlo is one Of Eddy
ville's boys, has proven himself to be a
genius having perfected a number of
useful articles upon which he hopes to
secure patent. ~
The members Of the Monroe county
board were in Eddyvile Monday in
specting the river bridge at this place
ma dtransacting other business.
Mrs. McElroy Of Oskaloosa who has
been nursing in Eddyville has returned
home.
Mrs. Howerton and daughters Myrtle
and Esther Of Oskaloosa are spending
their vacation week at their country
home south Eddyville.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-09
BABY FALLS INTO
COLD AIR PIPE

Gilman, April cit was an unusu
a)lv strange mishap that was expe'
rienced by 1S-months old Evert vos'
burg. the baby son of Mr.. and MIS-.
Harold Vosburg of Gilman, when the
child in same manner unknown, 10 the
mother removed the register over q
cold air pipe leading to the FURNACES
and plunged down head foremost ln'o
the pine. landing at the lower turh'
distance OF eight feet
Tie sepulchral wailing OF the lttle
one brought the mother In hurry
ana because the register was not IN
nlace It was not hard to locate tne
ha5e's cries. E. w. Vosburg, the oaoe
grandfather, and James Stewart, VINO
were working at the Vosourg oain,
we're sunmoned.-an and Stewart was iet
down into the pipe head first, Win
Mr. Vosburg and his daughter-ln.la"
ach grasping tight to Stewards ieet'
Stewart got his hands on the nttie
body without much difficulty, ana ny
Juggling and pulling the Vosourgs were
able to pull Stewart and the paoS
out. f;r.
The fact that only a very low IRE
was being kept in the furnace prevent
cd the babe from meeting with an &C.
ctdent that might have been terrlnie'
The little fellow appeared none tne
worse for the experience, but prop
ably will not venture to repeat II.
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ARRESTED FOR
SELLING MULE
LEWIS GATES HELD FOR DISPOS-
ING OF DISEASED ANIMAL Fl.
TRIAL MONDAY MORNING.

Accused Of selling glanderous mule
and knowing of the dreadful disease OF
the animal at the time of its sale,
Lewis Gates was arrested this after
noon by Humane Officer B. w. Van der
Veer He is now in the city jail. His
hearing will be held Monday morning.
The charge against Gates Is selling a
diseased animal.
Evidence secured by the police has
it that on Friday March %. Gates sold
the mule, the carcass of which the po-
lice have been seeking for three days,
to f. D. Long. It is alleged that Gates
knew that the mule had CHAMBERS as
he came to local veterinary and ex-
planned the actions of the animal, re-
sulting in his being told that the AMI
NAL had CHAMBERS.
The police have given up trying to-
find the man or men who stole the car
cass of the diseased mule and sold its
skin to local hide store. They have
been searching diligently for the dead
animal in order that it might be de-
stroyed and the community protected
from CHAMBERS. The mule is thought
to he in the pes Moines river 49, -.
The hide of the animal was burned
and the ashes buried yesterday even
ing. ~
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. w. n. Aarryman.

Martha Eliza Slater Harryman was
born near Cincinnati, Ohio, October
2, 1S47 and departed this life after only
a few hours illness at her home near
Douds- Leando, Ia, at $3.50 a. m. Marcn
80. 1912, being 81 years, months SANG ana
daughter Of John NJ. and Rachel Slater
deceased, When she was one year old
her parents moved from Ohio to farm
near Fairfield, Iowa. After seven years
her parents moved to Centerville,
where she grew to young womanhood
and was educated. Her parents then
moved to Van Buren, county where she
has since resided. She was united In
marriage to William H. Harryman on
January 10, 1867 at Keosauqua, Iowa.
Judge Henry Strickling officiated. To
this union was born five children, four
sons and one daughter. all OF whom
are living and were present at the
funeral, Francis S., who resides near
the home place: Mrs. Floie H. Rogers
Of near Troy, Iowa; Wade H.. who re-
sides near the home place: Ralph Wal
do c., who lives on the home place ana
Seth S.. who resides near Leando. She
leaves to mourn her departure an aged
husband five children, fourteen grand
children, a sister. Mrs. Mabel Johnston
and a brother Belmer Slater, both OF
Milton. Ia, sister Mrs. Nevada Nc
Gill Of Washington and two half broth
ers James and John Stone of Walton.
Kansas. The departed was converted
and united with the Methodist Protes-
tant church in 1875 at Union school
house. In 1887 she united with the M.
e. church in Leando, Of which she re-
mained a faithful member through the
Journey Of life. She was member of
Twin City chapter No, 25S order Of
Eastern Stars Of Douds, Iowa and was
a faithful member. She was OF a kind.
charitable and lovable disposition, an
exemplary mother and neighbor. She
was a home maker. lover of the beau
tiful flowers. loved her home, and was
devoted to her family. ->-.s...,..
The funeral services took place at the
Leando church conducted by Rev. E. c.
Sandmeyer who gave a very beautiful
and touching sermon from the epistie
Of Paul to the Philippians, chapter l,
81. Many beautiful selections were rem
dered by the Douds choir The Eastern
star then took charge Of the services
rendering their beautiful ceremonies In
a very impressive manner. The remains
were laid to rest in the Leando ceme-
tery-Contributed. ~ $3.50