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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-20
Umrtf stare Osadnice.

Pr. Josefa Koeniga, stara osad-
nice, zemfela v pondeli We 3 hodi-
ny odpol. We SVEN domovG nedale-
ko Yankton ma nemoc ledyin We
staff 50 roxy. Pohfbena byla ma
narodni htbitov, 9 mile ma sever
cd Yankton We stfedu odpolene "a
hojneho 1Gastenstri. Zesnula Sc
narodila v Move Vsi, Cechach a
do t@to zeme Sc svSmi rodici, man
zele Jandovy, pfijela v roce 1870
a Size do stdtu lava kde S zdrze'i
po diva roxy. Ma to jeff otec zab-
raj domovpu u Tabora a rodina
bydlela v teto krajin6 cd one do
by. Pred IS roxy Sc provdala "a
Josefa Koeniga. Zanechava zde
manzela, ctyry dcery, jenz jsou
pr. Sykorova Cleveland, pr. Jo-
sefa Pullmana, manzelka znameho
stavitele v L~estervilIe, a pax Elsa
a Emma, jenz jsou doposrd svo-
bodn6. Synove jsou: Josef, Emil
Adolph a Frank. Mimo toho "a
nechava zde zesnula stari9kou
matEu, pr. Jandovou.
V Utica n6kdo stfelil z revolvc-
ru do veIk6 tabule v zavod9 Fej-
farove minulJ tfden. Mladfk CO
Sc takto "nevinn9" bavil jest
znam, pon9vat byl WIDEN. Pr5
byl namaznut kdyz Sc do okna ire
foval.
Anglicke divadlo kter6 podali
ochotnfci v Lakeportske SkoIe mi
nuly patek Sc potkalo S velkgm us
p9chem Listk1 Sc prodslo pres
1875. Hra Sc vseobecne lfbila a
ochotnici Sc Chill ably sve Glohy
dobfe provedli. +
Oznamuje Sc, re u Platte v 1te-
RI rano shofela ma trait kara konf.
Druha kara S konmi byla zachra-
.n9na.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-20

Josef f.. P.etffk a jeho rodina Sc
sem pfistehovovali minulS patek
cd Lake APdes a budou bydleti ma
svc farms 4 mile ma zapad cd Ta-
bora. Farmu tn koupil pred ne
iakJm Gasem cd H. Schneidra.
TEE Frank Straka kter$ bydlel v
Lake Andes sc sem pfistehoval Sc
svOu rodinou a budou bydleti ma
sve farme severe zapadne cd mes
Ia.
Obdrzeli jsne n9kolik set vzor-
XII kalendafG ma rok 1914. OBJ
chodnici ktefl jake oby6ejn9 chte-
j podeliti sve zakazniky dobfe u
d6lajf kdyz nase yzorky 81 prohlfd
nou. MGzem je prodati lacineji
nezli kazdy agent kterJ asi v tyto
DOLBY jedi u sbfra ~objedu6vky.
Kalenddfe 81 kazdS muze I'd mas
objednat nynf anebo ma Gasd al
az do Tho zaff.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-20
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Always in the Lead

en- wire fence is as good a fence as the American, and
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-20

We zdejsf skole pfistf sobotu 22ho
1nora. .
RI. Roberta Vauka byla navste-
YOU u pfatel v Avon ku konci mi
nul6ho tydne.
Jan Kramaf zasilal karu dobyt-
ka do Chicago v pohdelf a zasilku
doprovazel.
Komisat Jos. V. Wagner Sc SUI
Gastnil sezenf okresnich komisarG
v Tyndall tento tfden. T.
Redaktor Utikskeho Gasopisu,
F. A. Wagner byl zde navstevou
Sc svou manzelkou v ned6li.
J. j. Wagner z Winner, Tomas
Wagner a A. O. Wagner z Lester
vile byli zde ma navsteve v ned6li.
Jan Cap a jeho delnfci zapoGali
ma move residence Celmrove zde We
mest6 a stavba jest jiz pod site
chou.
Ed Osenovi pfisel velky pohon
o 25 kofsk5ch silach v pondelf, S
kterSm Dude orati a podobne pra-
ce konati. ...
Starry Cap trpf jakSmsi nedu-
hem, takze ma celf obliGoj zatek-
IL b. nemuze docela ma oGi vid9t
Otekliny jsou neivice kolem OCT.
v. J. Obr jenz removal farmu
Josefa Stepauka zapadn6 cd m6sta
koupil 20 akrI zapadn6 cd Avon,
kamz Sc pifSti IS den sc svou rcdi-
uou odstehuje.
Lewis Matuska koupiI Ford au-
tomobiIe cd Josefa Skorpfka a v
pond9lf pro mel jeli do Sioux CITY.
George Matuska a Al. Herman je
Ii $ mimi.
Starry Mikolasek byl ran6n mrt-
vici po prav6 stran6 minulg t5den
a jest mala nadeje, ze vydrzf, ne
H. -
bet upadava do bezvsdomi a t6le
nen.a takfka zadnou vladu Jest
jiz 70 let star. -
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte SO u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff poiistuji u
y. S. Annuity Life ms. Co. jepz
zfskav& denn6 cleny Il jenz je jed
ma z neiIepsfch.
Kdo by 81 pfil ppst karty GloyG-
ka kterS zde byl s vlky a jenz ces-
tuje po cel6m ~soustatf, mGze je
dostat v 1fadovn6 Independent
Tyto isou lepsf a zfeteIneisf nezli
on prodaval. .Byli brauy ma hlav-
ni ulici zde v Tabofe.
Vefejn6 drazba Sc Dude odb5va-
ma farme Petra Byrna, 3 mile "a.
padns a 81 mile jizns cd Tabora,
v pondslf, 24ho dnora. Prodej "a
poGne v 10 hodin rano, a proda Sc
7 koni, krdvy, prasata, stroie, do
macf nabytek, atd. Fred Landau,
mattel, M. j. Loes, licitant a, J.
A. Wagner, klerk.
Ptivezte nam smetanu, a dame
vam Ia nj tolik jake dostanete jim
de. Vyplati Sc vam kdyz il proda
te nam 'nebof j mnzete pftvezt
kdykoliy a mnoho Ii j mate. Ne
musite Gekat az j budete NIT pl-
nou konev aniz nemusfte chVatat
kna' vlak, Zaplatfme yam cash
vzdy. Neviteli iak Sc smetana les
tuie, okazeme YAM a pax budete
vedst mnoholi YAM "a nj ma pfiiit.
Zkratka neyypIaci SO zasilat ma
y)astni pest dokud my platfme do
br5 ccny. Duffek q Welt. (Ady.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22
COMMISSIONERS CONFER
ABOUT ROAD WORK

Denver, May 2o.-Thomas Ehrhart.
commissioner OF the state highway
commission. has notified all counties
as to how they must proceed to re-
ceive the apportionment OF the road
fund Of more than half million dol
lars. During the past week many
counties has sent in their acceptanees
OF the offer OF the state and the COM
missioner thinks that within the next
80 days actual construction work on
the roads will have commenced.
Yesterday the county commission
ers OF Fremont county. accompanied
by Adv sorry Commissioner Mclean OF
Canon City. conferred with comms-
sioner Ehraart in regard to the Park
dale-cotopaxi cutoff. These gentle
men will subsequently confer with
the officials of the Rio Grande road
In an effort to secure the right-of-way
through the Gorge west OF Parkdale
by means OF which the people OF Fre-
mont county are seeking an outlet to
Cotopaxi and Salida.
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LEAF ROLLER :
SITUATION IS
ENCOURAGING
BIT GEORGE wHELDoN.
Deputy State Entomologist.

GNRuAy oA1tt E-lloul0loklSA-
A number OF orchards on each side
OF the river were inspected by County
fnspeetor Taylor and myself today.
Thousands OF egg masses OF the leaf
roller were found TO have been killed
by the soluble oil spray. 1t was very
evident from what we saw that the
men who were thorough In their work
were the ones who got results. No
one could search carefully through
the orchards OF ]. p. Farmer. P. II.
Troutman. r. A. Davis. G. NJ. Rice.
Frank Bachelor. as well as many 9TH
ers, without being convinced OF the ef-
nciency OF soluble oil spray when
thoroughly applied. for the control
OF the leaf-roiler.
A few orchards were visited where
the foliage was being destroyed and
where there will be little or no fruit
when the worms get through feeding.
In some cases these orchards were
sprayed with as low as gallons OF
the diluted spray per tree when three
or four times as much should have
been used.
Not only was 1t encouraging 10
note the success OF the soluble oil
spray IN so many orchards but also
to ind that a great many OF the
worms have on them eggs which are
undoubtedly those OF some parasite.
should this parasite become abundant
It would prove an important factor in
the control of the pest
The people OF the Canon City ser
tion are to be congratulated upon the
good work that has been done In
lighting this pernicious pest 1t is 20
be hoped that the worst OF the fight
is over.
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carried out our conception Of On
Sam and Miss Columbia

carried out our conception Of Uncle
Sam and Miss Columbia.
Those In charge Of the South Canon
division followed out patriotic idea In
their costuning. The frst grade Of
the Aicott school were clad In the
greatest OF all coiors. the red. white
and blue Following them came 4
diminutive George Washington regi-
ment. Those were the boys of the
second grade The third grade boys
we're sailor lads. brave and true. Some
of the lrgcr boys of the other grades
helped make up the ranks OF the sail
ors. The girls OF the larger 1sr.des
stuck to Colorado and made themselves
the pretticst columbines that Canon
City has ever been privileged to SEE
The pageant was all that was ex-
pectcd of 1t and more. and the thuh :.
derous hand oiappIns and shouting u
approval that was heard on eyeryhand
testified that II satisfied. and did so
thoroughly.
Mrs Boucher. who had general
charge. rode in Mr.. Frank Hollmanls
car which was charmingly decorated
in pink and white. Mr.. HOLMAN driving
was dressed as summer man. IN
white. wearing a straw hat Cunning
little Miss Margaret Helen lyman oc-
cupied little seat all by herself in
the rear OF the car and seemed as de-
lighted to see people rs they were to
see her.
The streets were KEEP; clear OF all
teams and there was no danger from
this standpoint Chief of Police Cram
er and Fire Captain McKissick were
much in evidence. so that they could
be where danger might loom up to any
moment.
The parade moved along swiftly aud
there seemed to be no delays. The
little children patstcred M fast as
their tiny limbs would permit them
and in doing so they covered them-
solves with glory.
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Here for Graduation Exercises.

Mrs. James Wilson. nee casebeer.
arrived here from Florence this morn
ing and is the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. |. casebccr. and farni-
iy. She will remain here for the COM
exercises of tho Canon
City high school Thursday night and
witness the graduation of her sister.
Miss Ethel casebeer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22
COLORADO PIONEER
DIES IN WASHINGTON

Postmaster NJ. E Lewis received a
telegram from White Salmon, Wash
ington. yesterday morning announcing
the death OF his brother. d. d. Lewis.
after an illness extending over a period
OF six years with a complication Of
diseases Deceased was IS years of
age and for the past six years has
been making his home at different
points along the Pacific coast in the
interest OF his health.
Mr.. Lewis is well known in Fremont
county and came 20 Coal Greek from
Denver In 1878. He was engaged in
the drug business there and also held
the position as postmaster. During his
residence at Coal Creek he conducted
the Coal Creek Enterprise and while
engaged in publishing the paper In the
fall Of 1854. made one OF the most
remarkable election wagers In the
history Of the state The Enterprise
was a Republican paper and a rival
|sheet-the Colorado Hawkeye-a Dem
ocratic organ. was owned by J. A.
Cheeley. The election waxed warm
between the two papers and one day
Mr.. cheeley proposed to Mr.. Lewis
that they wager the two plants on the
election OF county commissioner. Nr.
Cheeiey taking the Democratic nomi-
nee II. NJ. Burroughs. and Mr.. Lewis
the Republican candidate. /. c. Nc
Kiilup. The latter was elected by a
safe majority and Mr.. Lewis merged
the two papers At the end OF the
year he moved to Florence and built
the residence on East Main street no ~
occupied by A NJ. Smith. In the
spring of 1855 he moved to Canon
City and established a newspaper
known as the Canon CITY Mercury. He
also served as deputy state warden o.
the penitentiary under the adminis-
tration of Warden R A. Cameron
From Canon City be went to Cripple
Greek district where for a number Of
years he was engaged In the dairy
business until health compelled him to
dispose OF his interests. After spend
ing some time In Colorado Springs he
started west and since that time has
resided in Nevada. California and
Washington.
He is survived by a wife and eight
children. Mrs. Lewis and four of the
children reside at White Salmon.
Wash. one daughter lives in Denver.
son and one daughter at Colorado
Springs and one son is n resident Of
Los Angeles. California.-F1orence
Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22

chaefs grade schools.
bestowed upon Mrs. W. Boucher. Pres
menf League and a wizard In the man
flower spectaeies: to Mrs David L.
that surprised and pleased all that
sau them: TO Miss McGown and those
who helped her present the Harrison
school children SO happily TO the spec
tators; to Miss Songer and Mrs
George Rockafellow, whose indefatig.
able efforts were reflected In the
splendid appearance of the pupils of
the Lincoln school; to Mrs. Peter E.
ser. Miss Dunn and the Sisters OF the
Parochial school who tried hard. and
suceeeded. in bringing the children un-
der their care. favorably before the
public; to Mrs. W. d. White and the
teachers OF the Aicott school who real
sy1showed genius in the way their pro-
teges Of the South Canon schools car
ried out the heavy part which they
took in the programme of the afte--
noon.
Mr.. W B. Rowland. Chief Marshal
or the day. and his assistants. c. E
Rovciire. W. E. Spencer. ]. J. Lewis.
A. H. Craig. L. n. wingert. Lee Nor
rison. Frank Emmerson. J. W. Rogerz.
Isa Carrier. DR.. Stewart, Henry Hut
tn. J. n. Wright. A. E Wilson and
". c. Thomas should be complimented
ea the peffect manner in which they
kspt the right-of-vay clear from traf-
nc- Their work was essential to the
safety OF the children and necessarily
meant much to the success OF the aft
srn$on.
Tle members of the Canon City
civfe Improvement League and the
South canon-Lincoin Park organIza-
ton have all aided more or less 20
the merit Of the programme and 1t
vouid not be amiss to thank one and
al far the wonderful pageant that
Canon City has witnessed today.
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Visited In Pueblo on Monday.

Warden lyman and Chief Clerk
Crawford of the pcnitentiary we're
business visitors in Pueblo Monday
afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22
CHILDREN
ENTERTAIN
WITH SONG
AND DRILLS

Beautiful and spectacular as was
the children's flower parade on Main
street Tuesday. it was not more at
tractive than the ceremonies at the
State park. which were the culmina-
ton of the days festivities. The
wealth Of coloring exhibited by the
marching column was brought into o
compact mass at the park and pro-
sented q picture Of marvellous allure
ment. just as the beads and fragments
Of glass I'm the kaleidoscope present
4 more wonderful and symmetrical
appearance in geometrical designs
than when In loose and disorderiy
condition
The program. which consisted ot
drills OF various kinds and concert
singing. took place ON the easterly
one OF the mounds m front OF the
penitentiary and could be heard and
seen BY the larger part Of the great
assemblaEe gathered about 1t Every
drill and every song was appropri-
ate 10 the occasion and was spiendidiy
rendered. being cred1table alike TO
the participants and to their INSTRUCT
ors- The costumes OF the children
were bright and CHEEKY. and that fact.
coupled with the zeal and enthusiasm
with which the various numbers OF
the program were carried out. COM
bined 70 make the occasion one long
to be remembered
The physical culture drills Of the
school children under the direction o.
Miss Picken we're wonderful in their
execution. attracted general attention
and ven . deserved applause To
many people these drflis were . rese-
lation and gave them a better idea
than they had before OF what Is being
accomplished for the physical well
being OF the children of the public
schools The drills given under the
supervision Of Miss Picken were su-
perb in accuracy and evolution and
her skill and efficiency
as a directories OF such work.
The singing OF the pupils OF the va
rious grads and classes of the north
side schools under the direction OF
Prof Tom C. Taylor was excellent
and worthy of the utmost praise and
eommendation- The singing at the
park showed that the participants had
received splendid training and that
Prof. Tayior's work In the public
schools was painstaking. able and ef-
fective. No small degree OF the sue
cess achieved by Tuesdays flower pa
rade and the subsequent exercises at
the park Is due to Prof Ray OF tho
north side grade schools. to the teach
ers and students Of the South Canon
for their hearty cooperation
in the enterprise. to the north side
teachers and students, to the high
school cadet band. to the ladies OF the
civic Improvement League and to
Warden lyman OF the penitentiary.
without their help and enthusiastic
Mrs. Boucher and her
who designed and planned
the festivities, could not possibly have
achieved the splendid measure of sue
cess they did.
During the exercises at the park
lyman permitted the prison
band to contribute to the music:
courtesy highly appreciated by tho
members of the civic improvement.
league and the ceiebrants generally.
Its playing was excellent and It was
accorded its need OF applause BY the
fifteen hundred or more people as
about the mounds. The mag
nificent achievements OF Tuesdays
flower carnival has decided those In
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22

sixth grades were bedecked with ye:-
low chrysanthemums and the boys No
doubt thought they looked foolish as
they carried the girls parasols-brt
they didn't by any means. They made
their parents proud Of them
The noisest bunch in the outfit were
the athletic boys and girls of the Jef-
ferson school The boys wore their
Baseball suits and they gave out the
fact that they were proud OF them By
the way they strutted- The girls were
happy with their escorts as was easy
TO discern.
The Harrison school showed up 20
their credit. adorned with poppies and
carrying parasois- They marched
with vigss and made up In vim what
they lacked In numbers-
Ths Parochiai school was fully rep
resented and they displayed the fact
that artistic hands had dressed them
and aesthetic tastes had planned ther
division They were dressed in white
and wore pink novera st|I
The high school boys furnished the
music and the martial air. They wore
their becoming uniforms Of white
trousers and blue coats.
The children OF room one of the
Harrison school represented dasies.
And they were true dAsies every one.
The third and fourth grades of this
school were sympoiic Of the holly
hook Some Of them wore pink nd
green and twelve or fourteen boys prov
ed that they were gallant by hauling
the young lady members Of their
classes In . ANAL floaf-
The children Of room three Of the
Hrrison school madc-up as colonial
ladies and gentlemen and the most
expert costumer would proclaim them
perfect representations OF our proud
ancestors. Room caused exciama-
tions Of admiration as they walked
along the line OF march In their per
fectiy blended coiors. lavender and
white.
The cute little Sunbonnet babies ~
the Lincoln school made n distinct hit
They wore so many prettiiy arranged
divisions that II was hard to select
which would or could surpass the
other. but the little sunbonnet babies
should receive plenty Of credit Room
: and OF the Lincoln school remind
ed one OF the good old sunfiower state.
They we're made up as sunfowers and
their broad smiies made us wonder II
they really needed the character dress
to make them what they purported to
be.
"oh. you little pansy girls" could
be heard all along the route ms the
boys and girls OF the Lincoln school
marched by. The little pansy boys
werc n wee bit envious. that could be
plainly seen. but Il was also appar-
ent that they were proud Of their
partners who were attracting so much
attention.
The biggest and the happiest sur
prise OF all came when the children
of the South Canon schools put in their
appearance. The children of the
Aicott school have the reputation of
having appeared In some uniquely
planned divisions in the various pa
geants Of years passed but this year
they outdid all previous records.
Uncle Sam and Miss Columbia In
their staid but genial manner showed
their approval OF the celebration by
actually marching with the children
and they led the South Canon pupils
and seemed to bc very proud to do
so. Mr.. Donald Shepherd took the
role OF Uncle Sam and Mss zelma
was charming Miss colum-
bfa rbcv ,c,r.a m. wa would want
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22

fSopIsoHs PftSsSS3f ol tnc SCUM tA0oA
and Lincoln Park Civic Improvement
League, who was instrumental In FORM
ing the South Canon division: to Prof.
w. H. Ray Of the Canon City grade
schools. who made 1t possible for the
children In the institutions under his
supervision to take part He worked
increasingly to make the celebration
. success; to Prof L T. Shaw Of the
South Canon schools. whose time ana
thought served well the purpose de-
mandsd OF them n arranging the pro-
Eramme for the south side schools;
to Prof. Tom @. Taylor. that genial
happy dispositioned man. who Efyss
forth music from every pore and who
was never 90 happy as when teaching
the North Canon children the songs
they sang this afternoon; to Miss
Lyons Of the South Canon schools. who
has spent every hour. either night or
day. thinking or dreaming about this
pageant tody. The children under
her direction were remarkably well
trained and that speaks better than
anything else a. to how hard she work.
cd; to Mrs- w. 7. Little and her CON-
mittee who. had the little kinders.rssa
folks looking Ike little cherubs; 70
Prof Logan and Mira George Bethel
Jr. and their committee who spared
20 time or pains to make the WASH
inston school children appear at Their
best; to Miss Darling and Miss Mae
Harding who had the pupils OF the
Jefferson school clad In gala attise
that was both becoming and appropri-
ate: TO Prof. Lacy and Mrs Pearcy
and their associates who brought the
Park Center little folks clear into
town 10 show them on In . manner
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AN APPRECIATION

May festival was
South and luchaeis
in
president of the South dat surprised
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
AUTO|ST |SF|NED
FOR RUNNING
DOWN GIRL

r. e. Brehm was fined $5o75 by
Recorder Broyles Thursday afternoon
for running down Miss Mary Hughes
with an automobile several weeks
ago. Miss Hughes was In bed for
several weeks as a result OF the ac-
cident and the case was postponed
a number of times on this account
Brehm's bond was declared for
feited at one time, but at the insist
ence of his employer, Otto B. Din
gelhoef, who owned the machine, that
Brehm's non-appearance was due to
a misunderstanding Of the date of
trial, the order to forfeit was with
drawn and a new date set.
Miss Hughes was struck while
crossing Peachtree street at Pryor
and Forsyth. Brehm narrowly es-
capped punishment at the hands of a
crowd which quickly gathered.
The case against r. w. Caldwell,
who ran down and killed little Johnny
Eisele at Peachtree and Ivy streets
was dismissed, Recorder Broyles
holding that according to the evil
dence the accident was unavoidable
This Is a sad and regrettable
tragedy" said the Recorder. THE
accident from the testimony was un-
avoidable. There is no evidence to
the contrary"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
w. & A. Shops Close
Down for Funeral of
Delhi, Old Foreman

The entire shops of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad closed down
Friday morning for the funeral SER
vices Of George A. Delhi, general
foreman of the plant and for As yeras
an employee of the road, who died
Wednesday at his home, No. 62
Woodward avenue.
Headed by NJ. L. Collier, master
mechanic at the shops, more than 500
men marched to the home of the de-
ceased to view the remains at $3.50
o'clock, after which they fell in be-
hind the funeral procession to the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, where funeral services were
held, the Rev. Father o. N. jackson
officiating. There were $50 white
men and nearly 200 negroes In the
church as a touching tribute to the
late general foreman. They occupied
the entire middle section of the audi
forum.
Following the ceremony, interment
took place in Westview. The funeral
was in charge of P. J. Bloomfield.