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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
FORMER WARREN BOY
IS MARRIED.

Il Olaf Bernard Carlson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Olof Carlson, Of this city,
was married to Miss Anna Siverts
at the Norwegian Lutheran church at
Morris, Mimi, on May 18th, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev.. e.
Olson: A reception was held after
wards at the home of the / brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Siverts,
attended by about fifty guests.
Among the out of town guests were
Miss Hildur Carlson, Of Warren, sis
ter of the groom, who served as one
Of: the bridesmaids, ]. B. Lofstrom, Of
Oslo, Mimi, who offciated as one of
the ushers; also Mr.. and Mrs. Lexen
of Bovey, Mimi, the latter a sister
Of the groom. ':s'71A = s:-.s:~ .5 S..
{ The bride has been teacher in
the Coleraine schools during the past
four years and the groom is assistant
cashier Of the First National Bank
in that city. Here in Warren the
groom, we alway. called him Ben then
grew up from boyhood and was edu.
Gated in our schools. His many
friends in Warren, including the
Sheaf, are pleased to know that he il
making good" in the business worlc
and now when he has taken very
important step in life they extend t.
him and his bride their most hearty
congratulations and best wishes fol
success and happiness in life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
CROPS AND THE WEATHER

May, which has been rather cool
month, closed with warm weather
that is pushing the crops rapidly for
ward. No rain has fallen the past
week. Crops are looking better than
we have ever seen them at the begin
ming Of June. There is plenty OF
moisture yet in the ground but a
good rain, nevertheless, would be vel
come.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
COURT ADJOURNED
81 UNTIL JUNE 22nd.

E The term of district court for Mar
shall county adjourned today until
June 22, when the criminal cases on
the calendar will be tried. A number
Of court cases will be heard by the
Judge at chambers at fixed times dur
ing the month.
The following are the most import
ant cases disposed of since last re-
port. s',
g. +. johnson doing business as the
Stephen Auto Co. vs. Jonas Sjoberg.
3. 3. Brett for plaintiff. A. IN. Eek
Estrom for, defendant. Verdict for
plaintiff in sum Of $1O7.51.
Farmers State Bank of Holt VS..
Christ Norbeck. Julius j.. Olson for
Fplaintiff, L. E. Gossman for defend
ant Verdict for rsdefendant.
Ada Worthwhile VS.. Christ Olson. F.
q. Grady for plaintiff !, 5B. sB. Brett for
defendant. Verdict for defendant. ),
Charles Larson VS.. Otto ,Rohmon
and Joe Remand. -. "A. Brekke for
plaintiff, J.ssR. fNaeseth and julius J.
Olson for defendant. Suit brought
for payment Of rthreshing bill. Yer
dict for plaintiff for $S0.5O.
Anton Sagstuen VS.. Common school
District No. 152. Verdict for, defend
ant,
Conrad Anderson VS.. Ida Wilson
an6 O.. ]. Anderson. C. @. Ofsthun
|sSa r,e n ) Eckstrom for. plaintiff,
Julius 81 Olson for defendant. Verdict
for plaintiff for 1915.
Martin Olson VS.. North Dakota
Metal Culvert Co. F. A. Grady for
plaintiff, Charles Loring and G. A.
Youngquist for . defendant. Suit
brought for $4,000 damages for per-
sonal injury. Verdict for defendant.
John a. Helppie VS.. Northwestern
Drainage Co. Verdict for plaintiff for
5000. .:.s,'s.s' = .s'<.@.s: W:
|" " Stephen Implement. Go: VS.. George
and Ada Worthwhile: 3. B., Brett for
plaintiff, F. Grady for defendant
Dismissed as to defendant Ada NORM
vile. ....,S. z.u..;
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GEEANED.: FROM ABOUT (. 5.ss.. VI
THE COUNTY

The Farmers State Bank is the
name of a newly organized banking
institution at Gatzke. The incorpor-
ators are A. Grindeland, of Warren;
H. L. Melgard and A. G. Moline, of
Argyle; A. D. Stephens, of Crook
ton and A. c. Kvennes, Of Middle
River.
A small boy playing in the streets
at Argyle was run over by an auto
mobile driven by a girl. This should
be warning to small boys who make
a practise Of amusing themselves or
the public streets.
The Argyle Farmers club will be
hosts to the members Of Farmers
clubs in Marshall county on July 2.
Stephen has held base ball meet.
ing and decided to play. They viii
improve the grounds and erect : 3
grand stand.
Peter NJ. Lame, prominent farm
er residing east of Stephen, dice
Sunday morning. He suffered sud
den stroke Of apoplexy that came up
on him on Saturday evening, afte7
having worked the whole day.
Oslo is rapidly forging to tn,
front The business men of the tow
have decided to put in cement walks
and are also going to install an orna
mental post electric lighting system
for their main street. !
| Newfolden is seriously thinking o
installing an electric lighting plant.
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+NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES4
+

Rev. Iundgren, of Wheaton, called
at the college shortly before the COM
mencement. He had made visit to
the Alvarado congregation. -
Hilberg Peterson, former student
at North Star, now Of the Red: Wing
Seminary, won third prize in the
Norwegian Collegiate association
oratorical contest a short time ago.
Miss Eva Abrahamson, of Buffalo
Lake, visited with her relatives at
Warren during the commencement
week.
Miss Ella Olson, one Of the former
N. S.. c. students, has been engaged
to teach the Swedish parochial school
in Warren this summer.
Lundberg and Erickson are this
year again busy at the brick yard.
Harry c.. Anderson will this sum-
mer have charge Of the church work
in the congregation Of the Crookston
pastorate. He left for that field last
Saturday. :x.. -, ss.sa< .:..,
Miss Agda Wennerberg and Miss
Lille E.. Gibson left for their homes
in Stillwater.eand Red: Wing: 4respec--
lively, where thye will: spend. their
summer vacation. a< SO. ss,
Miss; Florence Abrahamson> left
last Wednesdays for her home near
Buffalo Lake,@where she will spend
the summer; ,iShe has accepted call
to- teach at the Luther College, at
Wahoo, Nebraska, for, the coming
year. -. .:.:.1 :....s -, -.
Professor and Mrs. Sjostrand. left
last Friday evening for Marine and
Lake City, where they will spend a
short vacation. They expect to at
tend the Commencement week exer-
cises at Gustavus Adolphus this week.
Prof. H. B. johnson left for his
home in st. Peter last Saturday. He
expects ia take the summer course at
the State University beginning June
ID. For next year he will serve as
principal of the public schools at
Rosebud, Mont.
Several banners have been left at
the college. Owners should see the
janitor, Arthur Wilson.
Miss Olga Hermanson who for sew.
eral years has taken up post graduate
work in New York, has accepted the
call extended to her to come to teach
at North Star.
There is a probability that music
lessons will be given at the college
during the summer. Those interested
should make arrangements early.
The commencement number of thu
North Star Signal has just been is
sued. Did you get copy?
Miss Betsy Bystrom left on Tues
day for Argyle where she will spent
a part Of the summer with relatives
Leonard Morud fell off his bicyl.
on commencement day and dislocatet
his shoulder. He was immediatel!
brought to the hospital where tn,
joint was replaced. On the following
day he was brought to his home b!
Arthur Wilson. On Tuesday h,
came to Warren on his bicyle. It dit
not take him long to mend.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
MAIL CARRIERS HAVE PICNIC

The rural mail carriers of Marshall
county had their annual outing and
picnic at Strandquist on Memorial
day. There was large attendance Of
carriers from all parts Of the county
and a good time is reported.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
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x COURT HOUSE NEWS I,
e & - s. = +@++
Five rural schools in the county
held graduation exercises last week.

s Licenses to we'd have been issued to
the following by Clerk Of Court
'Swadb Emil Anderson to Annie
Eliason;; Harry M. Bennett to Mar
garet N: Swanson; Iver Lokken to
Verna lsaacson; Plarence G.. Fred
riiclsson 8 Bertha Nelson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
WARREN AT OSLO FRIDAY

4 The Warren base ball team will
journey to Oslo Friday afternoon
where they will meet the Oslo organ
ization.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
NORTH COUNTY PIONEERS
PASS AWAY.

Z.
Ole Johnson, of Nelson Park, died
on Wednesday evening last week
from dropsy after an illness Of five
weeks. He was 60 years old, was
born in Sweden and came to the coun-
ty in 1898. Wife and eleven living
children Gone dead) mourn his death.
Peter Liane, Of town Of Sinnott,
died May % from a stroke of apo
plexy, aged 65 years. He came to the
county in 1887, but had previously liv-
ed a few years at Pelan. Deceased
was born in Sweden. He was sue
cessful farmer and true type of the
sturdy pioneer. Wife and five child
rem mourn his taking away.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02
YOUNG PEOPLES CONFERENCE.

The Young Peoples Conference Of
the Swedish Mission church in the
Red River Valley will meet in the
Swedish Mission church in Warren,
June IL 13.
Program.
Friday evening, June II, at 8 p. m.
there will be a sermon. Saturday at
10 q. m. There will be a business
meeting and new members taken in
to the conference. At 2:3O in the af-
ternoon, lecture will be held and a
discussion. At 8 p. m. concert will
be given: Sunday, June 13, services
in the morning 1890 a. m. at 8 in the
afternoon lecture will be held and
in the evening there will be revival
meeting at 8 p. m. All cordially in
vited.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02

Treasurer Bakke an dhis force 81
assistants are busy taking in the june
settlement r,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-02

Newfolden is seriously thinking O
an electric lighting plant.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-08-06
Thousands Thross PA-
Lie Square to Wit
ness Lynching
KILLED THREE CHILDREN:
SAID I'd HAVE CONFESSED
0tAsr Negroes He HID hpoe.Asl
= ths Crime Were RsIsase1
Aftsr BENG Civsa Pre-
6ninaFy Hearing.

Temple, Tex July 3I.-Will Sssnlsv.
. Negro arrssssd on . charzr OF murder
ing the three Gnmss children Les We'd
nsssisv night, We taken from the jussses
courtroom st midnight and burusd on
the public square this mornins In h
presence OF thousands of men and vo-
men. People had throneed the ssrssss
ali afternoon and evening awaiting the
outcome of the examination Of sIlsrsd
Accomplicss brought from Roesn Lest
night.
Az the mob left the Justice court build
ing With their prisoner . number Of msn
and boys went through allsys and sids
ssrsee gathering dry goois boxe. with
which b make the fire.
The scene on the we'll lighssd public
square At the time Of the burning of the
Negro was spectacular. The mob had
chosen an opsn space in which: 20 build
The fire. this bsine surrounded by men
Who yelled and chssrsd - they showed
the Negro into the fams..
YOUNG GIRLS SEE BURNING.
All about the ssrsses wsrs aIIsd with
pedestrians and somobilss lokdsd With
onlooksD. TnssR tfjnGipg ~. - =.
~ - q - eqSas6 a1nSsn - -
Ing wsrs fllsd With boys, wh,ls ssssnssod
through the crowds wsss many young
girls.
When Stanley wss cass into he asnss
he struggled TO escape, bus rspssssdly
va showed back. Several men cid shss
STANLEY confssssd that he did the killing,
claiming that he had bssn hired 10 do
the deed. He begRsd 70 10 permitted 70
live long enough 70 tell all about it, bus
his alleged admission Of guilt w. sufYi-
cient for those around the firs.
ACCOMPLICEs FREED.
Two Negroes, ssid 10 have bssa unsn-
toned by Stanley In his ssory told % he
ofiioers, were apprshsndsd ct Roess snd
were brought 70 Temple, bat we're ~
leased after IN examination.
After the fire he'd burned out the dis-
msmbered body was draxrsd QUE snd
hanged 10 telephone pole.
PARENTS OF CHILDREN BEATEN.
The crime for which Stanley wss burn
ID occured Wednesday night. Thurs-
day morning . nsighbor calling e shs
Crime home found the thrss childr,u
Of the household lying In pools st baood.
The psrsnts had been beaten about the
heads and bodies 70 such an extsns that
not until Yesterday wers they entirely
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-08-06
the mblcM W0amEM"
Pm 06T DEln CLANS

Throushnus shis sssss and especially
through fhb Fiss Top cnsl 6~sd many
di6srsnt insursses compsnis srs rspre-
snesd- Aeninss ne . aneis one hsvs
ve dimsotine voics. Insurance COM
psniss. n ~ sll YIN ips carYy ont
shar svovn obiignGous, vossd bs a m
I'D esns1S - - psop,s. We ssks
pss.sue h noG.s ~ rod wsy With
- b vhish Ths Ansncan Wosknsn
InuFsnD Osopssy b lssrsins shss 70
Do sessu.uGnl buuiss. , b. msseine
yeur ssssy eh,ignaIon - dning ensrsIIy
vhss 90 49, A. s.eh n Amsrisss
Wesknso lnusraso Ooapasy has -
sm4U - I. elalas - H. Ooasmsn
- - = olos.0 - - Mn nsu
L., ~ = nsUassa o.. ". We.
~ - onDnnv - . dsnab slsin
= ~ Mp1ms = M Loy nGisk-
- turndny, = HUnsu1A, -. VI
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49, = 0hm1unm- - = . -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-08-06
THE LAST ACT IN
BRIBERY. CASE
Governors Act Of Cem.
ency viii Meet With
General Approval

The pardon OF the former member of
the West Virginia Legislature. who werr
found guilty and ssnt 10 the psnisentiary
Tor accepting bribes in connection With
the election OF . succs.or to Senator
Watson 10 the final scs In q political
drama that w. not wanting In vrasic
features Great. indeed, - must have
bssn the snguish Of the guilty msn n
detection and the conssqusnt judensns
OF their peers, the burden OF diserscs
put upon the families Of the convicsed
Iegislstos was ever Grsstsr, though.
perhaps. lee apparent 10 the public, az
cspt In the cass Of the youth, who pre-
ierred suicide 70 living lonssr 10 b tsuns-
ID with his fseher's dsgradssion by pso-
pie who showed thsmsslvss - hssrtis-
- Starving wolf pack. rhis We pd-
vsss malsns having . picnic. The ssti-
suds OF the general public was osnerwiss.
There wss no widespread indignation
ss ths scts OF the msn who hsark snsd 70
the voice Of the tsnptsr. On the con-
srsry, there were many bissr dsnunci-
sssons OF the methods ussd 10 trap the
'fsitbIe. fve." There was . dssrth Of
rejoicing even Ia the Democratic camp
1t the exposure Of Republican members
OF the lsxisisenrs. for not even . Dem
ocrssic memory w. too short and feeble
70 recall how Wasoo's check book had
fsscinsssd . Economically controlled
Legislature In 1911 and procured Tor the
theretofors unberalded coal baron and
borse fancisr . ssss in the senate OF the
Unissd s<ssss-
We think that the governors set Of
eiemency will meet with general CON-
msndssion. Legislative srsft had four
ishsd 20 long that The esnsvsl public bed
samoss forroessn thss ''fss1hsrine their
nsse5 by msn ssns ~ shs lsgsslssurs in
VOWED moral turpItude. It b undeni-
able that The men Who vent 10 Ne r~n-
issnssry By The way Of the IsxisIssurs
were The victims Of . sysssm born IN sh~
rosasn, old days Of Democratic supreme
cy In this sssse. Thss syvssm 3 nov
dssd- h did under . Republican sssss
sovsrnmsns. Ths Rspublicsa psrsy ssnds
~ unfsithful ssvvsnss 70 The punisrnss-
~; shs Dsmocrstic party sxsis IL rss-
csi'v officials 70 b "piIIsn Of she psrsy."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-08-06
NlNEO
BY THE GOVERNOR
VII .Rsprsssst State Il Eishth
Csavsstisa e Nssrs Naliss-
n Asseeialiso.

Governor Hatfield hss appointed the
following delegates 10 represent the stat
OF West Virginia ss the eighth annual
convention OF the Negro National Edu-
easionsl Oongrs.s. 10 be held in Chicago
on August 1921 inclusive:
Rev. X. =. johnson. Kimball; q. w.
Boyd. Charleston; II. q. vanhook. Pow.
hstan; X. p. Sims. Blusfeld: John Hen
dsrson, Point Pleasant; NM J. M. Ella,
Oak Hill; Miss Charlotte Campbell, In
stisuss; Brown w Payne. Beckley: VIM.
n. Drewry, Northfork; II. b. Hundlsy,
Mount Hope; J. w. Rainbow. Wheel
ing; J. Rupert Jefferson. Petersburg;
Mn. Lillian Clair. Charissson; Mn. II.
II. Railsy. Montgomery; Mrs. w. ID.
Johnson, Kimball; Professor +. O. Page.
Montgomery; Professor W. A. ssundsrs.
Scorer ColIsee. Harpers Ferry: Professor
Byrd Prillerman, Institute; Rev. l..
Dsbney, Freshman.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-08-06
TIE MIDuas u HAITI



It , inpdnible loe IN oui.sder 10 faith
ON ths dsepsr canso of The outburse a
Port su Prince, rssulting in the death Of
Pri@idsnt 0uillaums 6 The hand of .
mob, sftsr hs had consigned 10 masacre
more than 10 political prisoner. His
assnt, Geo. Oseaf, Who ordered the mas-
sere, wss h1nsdf killed by she mob. The
mob y I'D - have besn composed large
y of rslsfivsB Of Gen. Oscar's victims
Ths diseurbencs - Port an Prince ssems
10 hsvV ben - uprising rather than .
planned rsvolu11en, but il bad ben pro-
cedsd b. rsvelusinnasy movements seainss
Presidsnt 0ui1ouns, Who mads The mis-
take a rssngene 70 who,esals murder In
N effort 70 trsutns The psop,s.
So long - Hal&i rsmains "rspublic''
IL = likely - b . thorn in ths sids OF
this country. dnes The people are incom-
peent - GDvsrn thsmsslvss and are con-
tnually seizssd ~ b. foreign roguss Who
prodt By disosdss md revolution. Ger
man and Fss.sh intsrsse in Haiti ars
msnsosd cDus1.ndy, and usually The
German and Frsach eovsrnmsn6 have
tactfully $4,000 he Unitsd ssata in
keeping . ssmblance Of order, or at leass
Ia preventing maDacru. Since the Eu-
ropssn var Germany has bssn unable 70
keep . Gunboee within reach Of Haiti,
and The FSsaeh naval forcs, which some
tins inssrvsnss, appear 70 have besn
occupied sasswhsrs- The Frsnch Minis.
~ did his bsss 70 ssve the hfs Of Pres.
idsns 0uillanus. vho had taken refuge
IN he Frsneh isDseion, bus shsrs w. nc
armed loren - hand 70 psps The mob.
Rsw Admis.f OapsEsou \ now - Por'
N Prince ~ . u0eisns number o.
Americas nnslpo and b,usjsekss y
ovsrsws - nG6vss, md probably tbr'
Will b no eu>ksr ssrious 6ehsing In n,
town.
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the CLAIMS Of
. TgO chA|RnEN
ksseevsk's Pesition i
Ne Ceaisrtable
nan Bryan's

A li1fis esrly, bus In eood form. Chair
uan Hu1er - Ohsirv.., nr.nc-,n.
-. .,.r..,--... ..-:--
=
-.1 'n9' ana v'sn coehdenos
- noen'ne oos republican
nus Dsmocrassc, enc
- ns1s -. HI. hiIIes sakes In thu
sesors. making tn
s~ss--. pe eoepese' while Mr.
:. ). =. M - 1872 and double
!. = .~Sy 80 - 'oE 'es Ds@oerss'
70 open needquaxssrs 70 plan . victory
-- sosy Oh IN own
s. o'o young men, sney vii
~
novsF' eeen chairman
n hiises wonder'
s - Iysn- "ni ne f'rnsr sec-
- enaaf nsxs ysar! Or
vm - &c. cnp.essay away from Mr..
-. Up - on's 'or him.
- = @"csd osnocrsey would. Of
49, nsPeoa'eens . vsiksway.
Ao "ooos" about Mr..
- IN noh mooser
- p.' .' % Ne ne'o back into
-. oo OF MAKE snoeher
49, p-sn "o 10 n'nsehr a
S-s,- n Ps.S "h % iorm'-
- 49,. es"Peasn se.inse . d.
u ~ sesin Tor the
- IN -..,s ~ s'e nepuo-
n-- Dsysn and the
! IL ns - long - there
-, 'os campaign Pur-
-
,.-.-s,- - eon - more com
!. ...., ne S1yen@ he - out
: - .So'c.a psssy. snd that party
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-08-06
IS oIDNT|Es
SHIRE FUND
State S4t. Appor6ons
Ceaerd School Fund
Of &4,ol7
COUNTY so EAMTEnDEnTS
IRE PM SALARIES N FULL
Cs1niy 0ffieiab b Dishibrte The
A.s..1s = varis.s Masiste-
rial Disasieb SIS Csn-
tiss Share.

Oharaeseon, W. va.-The part of the
general school fund Of the state due the
various countiss. consisting Of Ss44, ,Ol7,
wss spportionsd By n. p. shawkey, STATE
superintendent of schools. TO IS county
superinssndens. The per capita bssiu
Of the dissribusion was 81 ,ss7 on the
enumeration Of ths schooI children of
The state bsswssn ne aees Of ak and
twsnsy-one yeap. The total enumsr-
alton ti.is year is zoe. .s6s. Ksnawha
county will benefit b larger sum in
the apportionmsnt tnan any other county
in the state. The county receiving the
smallest apportionmnt was Plessants.
which has IN enumeration OF only ?, SIS
school children, resolving aid in the
amount OF $3.50. Putnam county, hsv-
ing IN snumerosion Of 6,3O5, received
=, ,363; Fsyetts county, having an snum-
srs&ion Of 6,5ss. rscsived 81. 2.Oi4; CLAY
county. with an snumerstion OF 3,s43.
rsnsived Is, 100; RAlsiGh county, with an
snumsratioo Of 2, ,e76. pecsived Sis, ,242,
eoansy. -vfsfl 40 snune~sslon
Of 6,So6, recsivsd eoi5l. Thsse amounts
Of monsp are sent 70 the county super<
who in turn distribute them
10 the various magisterisl districn ON the
same Per capita basis. The district boards
Of education must know what the state
apportionment u going 70 Be by the SEC
oud Tuesdsy In August, when they meet
10 pay the annual schoo, lsvy. The to-
sal state general school fund We $780,
200. but from that sub~traetion wss made
Of . sufficient fund TO pay the salaries Of
The county superintendents. the expenses
OF the state department. of schools and
81. 600 which was held back for special
aad 70 districts which are unable 10 main-
tain full terms of school the minimum
period Of mx months.
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Died at the Age Of 81

Mn. Martha BALDWIN, OF Coir.sr.
Oklahoma, . well known Christian -
want ssd kind nsighbor of MeDovuI
county for many yean, and Who vss
member OF sbe Crossr Temple Bspe;ss
church while In this county and . vo-
man on whom the Lord he'd msniSsuesd
He eoodnss and mercy BY giving 10 hsr
long life that she rsached the SIND niIs-
ssone Of hsv life in the world, did July
3rd, 1915. st the home Of her dsnshssr.
Mn MARY Lee. Old ags he'd nov %
do with her ps.ing away and makine
That miseerious transit from life unto
death than any psrticulsr disssss. ehs
leaves . grand daughter in Kimball %
mourn her death In The psrsnu a Nm.
Mabel Jonss, also one son and dsuehnr
ere left. Her many frisnds snd aoqusins,
encss wish Tor her hsppins. bsyond ~
grave and are ready 70 submit - shs vfz
OF Hin whom - I'll oalI God -
"Whas . ngns-" rsacs b % hss -
and psrisct happinsss 70 her soui.
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II ~ a
.-S,..
<rTf0u D
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