Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-04
DEATHs--EuNERhr,s

Mrs. Adelaide ". Leonard, pioneer
woman of Idaho and an active lodge
and Episcopal guild worker, died Mon
day at Berkeley, Cal, according to
word received here last evening by
friends. Mrs. Leonard was rs years
of age and came to Idaho as a bride
in 1867, locating in Silver City, where
her husband was in charge of one of
the large mills. Mrs. Leonard Ii sur
vived by her daughter, Mrs. Leslie
Crutcher, also reported very Ill, and
a son, Robert Leonard, probate Judge
of Owyhee county, who was with his
mother when she passed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard made their
home at Silver City until 10 years ago
when they moved to Berkeley, where
Mr.. Leonard died four years ago. Mrs.
Leonard was a member of the Eastern
Star lodge and also the Rebekah order.
She was the second president of the
Rebekah State assembly In Idaho.
William W. West, one OF the pioneer
mining men Of the Boise basin, died
this morning at his home, 1918 North
Eighteenth street. Bright's disease,
which put him in bed a little over
week ago, caused his demise. Mr.. West
was one of the sturdy, rugged pioneers
OF the early sixties who helped to make
history in Idaho. He was engaged in
mining near Idaho City for a number
of years and later had charge of min
ing property near Pocatello. For the
past 10 years he and his wife had lived
in Boise and had a host of friends
here. Besides his wife he leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Evans of Shelley, Ida,
who was with her father when he
passed away; daughter in Challis
and one in San Francisco. A son in
Dickie, Ida. arrived here today. The
body is at the Fry & Summers chapel
and no funeral arrangements have yet
been made.
The funeral will be held Friday af-
ternoon ut o'clock at the Fry & Sum-
mers chapel. Rev. R. NJ. Donaldson
will officiate at the chapel and the Ma
sonic order at the grave. Burial will
be In Morris Hill cemetery. A special
funeral car will be provided for trends.
Mrs. Lizzie Demo, former resident
of Boise. now of Portland, died this
morning of a complication of diseases
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. r.
A. Williams of 1407 North Tenth
street, where she had been visiting for
some time for her health. She was So
years of age and Is survived by her
husband, L. Demo of Portland and
three children, Mrs. T. A. Williams OF
Boise, Mrs. Jennie Peterson of Salmon
City and Willis Mickle OF Portland, also
two sisters and one brother, Miss Bes-
sic Peterson of Horseshoe Bend, Mrs.
Minnie Ames Of Portland, and A. ID.
Robb of Cascade. Mrs. Demo came to
Boise 81 years ago and made her home
here until 1910 when she moved to
Portland. The body is at the Schreib-
er & Sidenfaden morgue and no fu-
neral arrangements win be made until
relatives arrive.
The funeral Of Teodora Arcarazo,
the Spaniard, who died yesterday Of
spotted fever. will be held tomorrow
morning at o'clock at st. Johns ca
thedral Burial will be in ST. Johns
cemetery.
Capital Water Company Patrons.
Are notified that the recent order .,
he public utilities commission doeA
sot provide for half-season rate 70.
water ordered July first or later. Fun
entails will be collected for watel
-Hrned on at such time.--Adv. Mi
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