La Junta tribune., 1914-08-22
MRS. srALDlxo DEAD.

Passes Away ssd3ealy h Dsay
While viAitlng nsaaAaves-Ua1 \
Beea M An BuMnsee.
The whole community was aAoeor
ed Tuesday morning when the lGGa'
flashed over the wires annoa1e1t0
the sudden death OF Mn. D. ~
spalding. who only few daye ~
fore had gone to Denver 70 visje -
parents and other relatives.
Although Mrs. spaidihg haA leea
In III health Tor sometime. and A1vs
Ing the summer months had bssn -
fering from aslhma and hay fsves.
her condition was not considsse1
serious and her sudden dsatA. vhtcA
was due to heart failure. came - :
great shock 70 her husband and ch1l-
dren. and other relatives ahd frisads.
Mrs. spaldins went 70 Dsavsr q
Thursday OF last week 70 tisit her
parents and brothers and slstses.
On Monday night. about IL o'clock.
Mr.. Spalding received . mesaee that
she was seriously III. and scconpani-
Cd BY his two daushtsrs. Marian sAd
Helen. left on the first train for Dsa-
yer. They did not reach that city.
however. In ume to BE- at the bedsids
Of the wife and mother before she
passed away. death coming to her
relief about s O'Clock rucsday morn
ing.
The body was brought 10 this city
Thursday afternoon. accompanied By
the husband and three children. ~
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
N. Walsh. OF Denver. and Mr.. aud
Mrs. T. 8. walsh. Of Denver. and was
taken to the family residence. at S3S
San Juan avenue. where Il was held
until Friday morning. when the fu-
neral services were held at s:3o
O'Clock from the Catholic church.
The family was met at the train
Thursday afternoon by many inti.
mate and sympathising friends who
escorted them to their home.
| Mrs. 6palding was born in Bal>t
nero. ma. August -. 1884, aal
aisl II usavsf q - neas = ~
sister. Mrs. c. Q. Holland. August
10. 1914. At the age Of 80 ysars. On
August II. 1893. she was married
To b. n. spalding In Denvsr. and
came ~ . bride 70 La Junta. where
the family have always made their
home. She was loving wife. de-
voted mother and her home was her
haven Of rest and chief concsrn.
She has always been . faithful
member Of the Catholic church and
was also = member Of the Fortnigh,-
~ Club Of the city. sne was mos,
highly respected BY al.
Mrs. spaidins leaves 70 mourn her
death. her husband. b. n. Spaidins.
. son. John. and two daughters. Mar.
ian and Helea: her parsats. Mr. and
Mrs- James n. Walsh. Of Denver:
two sisters. Mn. 8. c. Holland. Of
Denver. and Mrs. r. n. Kelley. Of
Idaho Palls. idaho. and four broth.
err. J 8. Walsh. Of Oothenbsrg. Neb..
?. b. walsh. Of New York City. n.
), r.: and J. W. and r. 3 Walsh. Of
Dsaver All the members Of the
family. With the exception Of the
brother II New York City. were here
10 attend the funeral which was held
fron The Catholic church yesterday
mosniss st $50 o'clock.
he church vas filled With the
many frisnds Of the deceased. and
the local order Of Elks. attended ia
. body. The services were conduct
"a b. Rev. velix Dilly. The floral
tributes we're many aad beautiful.
coming from The many fsisnds. so-
cjeties. and orders Of both this city
aa1 Deavss. Amoag ~ beautiful
designs wss ths dates Ajar." from
TIE buslaess Nsa Of the city: . pIl.
low fron The employees Of ths La jun
u NH: . pillow from TIE ehiidren Of
The dsceased. and wrsaths and bou-
quets from tAs Knlghls of Columbus.
giks. Jolly olsteea boys. J. X. Mui.
~. Of Dsavsf: ~ ltusasias Mil Of
Dsavsr. the Mullsa lelll h 0othen-
befs. No.. ed Fsjsslvss and friends.
|Isn9ls. sallbeassp ,.veses essens
Rousks. r. o. Daltoa. trsd sabin.
| .. Moysuoat. y. 3. Dsadish and G.
n. ucvay. Tns lntsrmsnt. was 10
Cavelsy eenstssy
| ~ NJ n nasasd . vsesssos.