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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
is0nlPn ard .Iuliet

The management OF the Dixie
theatre being encouraged that Waxa-
haehie people viii patronize the best
in pictures, have succeeded in set.
ting a date in which to present
Boreo and Juliet. This ee4uti-
ful romance written by Shakespeare
will be portrayed b. Beverly Bayhe
ami Francis x. Buchanan. and viii DE
given it the Dixie Monday, April 3.
i1;.rl5,Fs- Clubs aud students ii litera-
tyre Il the high school anG al Trili-
~ w, no DOUBT fiHa greaf pleasure
in patronizine this artistic pro-
duetieH
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At the Dixie.

s'algle play is the big attrac-
% DIXIE theater today, and
aa ). Hart is the big star. This
W act dramatic feature in the
fas Patriot produced by
= d lrce. Monday Francis X.
Nsh and Beverly Bayne will be
4 Dale IN Metros greatest eight
''sAes pearan play. Romeo and
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Missionary society Meeting.

On account OF the serious Illness
of one of the members of the No-
mans Missionary society of the
Methodist church there will be no
social Monday afternoon, but the
following program will be carried
out at the church at 8 O'Clock;
Bible lesson Chron, xxx,
.1:17
Hymn AT.
Prayer For the non English
speaking population OF the United
States; Tor all who are working
among them that we may realize our
responsibility and help them to be-
come christian citizens.
Fruits OF the Gospel in Korean
city"--Mra McRoberts.
"Fruits of the Gospel in New
Orleaus-Mrs. Permenter.
Prayer for Council Meeting aud for
Council Officers,
MRS. Q. Il, THOMPSON. See
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Erin birthday Celebration.

Vance Carmen Tankersley cele-
brated his fifth birthday Saturday.
Genes were enjoyed on the lawn.
Mrs Tankergiey served cake and
cream. The following we're present;
Carl and Chester Yowell Roy Roger,
r. H. Williams. James Roy, Gladys
Hollander. Jewel Hollander, Tera
May Gray. Pauleeta ard Vance
Tankcrsley,
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At the Empire.

4 'As's'Aeystone TWO reel
nature Is on the Empire pro-
/. '4aF Maid Mad is The title
Il ''s fun maker and Charles
4, 'ad Louise Fazenda are play
|. 'saas' kalem is presenting
!. NY and True Broadman in a
$ y. a'ama' THE Fight for par
\. 'iey' a single reel Cub
N rs.. J also being shown. featur-
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BUILDING FOR sALE-The two
story frame school building win be
offered for sale by the board OF trus-
tees of Bardwell Independent school
district on Saturday, April IA, 1911.
This building was erected in 1908
and is in very good condition. Pur-
chaser can remove or wreck the
building for removal after the pres
ent term OF school closes. The board
reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Ii interested file your bid with
c. F. Chapman. Secretary, Bardwell,
Texas. II
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Bay View Lesson, April II.

Subject; December Magazine Stud
les.
The conpo santo a-aI.rs Il #.
Hardin.
Questions for the lesson may be
fond in the December magazine.
fhe first four articles viii be
studied.
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j., iaS for Tucker, the print
\, la'es cheeriully given
{ Il
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FOR SALE-My new modern COM
Portable home, seven rooms, hail,
bath room, screened back porch. lot
12ax20o feet, young fruit trees, ber-
ries and garden. ri. W. Wolfe. 315
Patrick street Telephone $50. It
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FOR sALE--My $500 mahogany
piano. Will take $3.50 for quick
sale. fias never been used. Mrs,
Roy Callens. Il
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MEN* WANTED TO LEARN BAR
Der TRADE-Top wages after few
weeks, Write Moler Barber College,
coll Elm street. Dallas, Tex 52pd
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SEE Mizen, Peters & Co. for Fire
Tornado and Automobile Insurance.
Only the best companies represent
ed Phone eli
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" these people, and she felt emf.
as'al mat her sign could not fail
her. but 1t did, and fortuna,e,,
this experience was enough fer he,
and she was broken from the game
80 lottery should be- tolerated ~
any church
ohe cannot go a block on foot q,
haif dozen on the car, without being
enticed with a lottery ticket. We.
win all this, one certain newspaper
was brave enough and liberia
i enough TO give the free use Of ono
OF Its columns to the pastor for ar
eicies against this vice.
An interesting note was fro,,
Sohgde, Korea, where the fruits OF
the gospel are demonstrated in the
closed shops on Sunday. Ii il NOT
easy for the small merchant to close
ms shop on Sunday, especially when
MS nefghbors take advantage. In
carrier days when christians were
rev, It often meant boycott, but
We must be thankful that true chris
tians either at home or in the for
eign lands are to be found.
We are glad to learn from it that
there are more than forty million
church communicates in our own
country, and from 1890 to the pres
ent they have increased 81 per cent
in number.
We were glad to welcome as new
members Mesdames Carl Tankerley.
Ethel Fort and Nellie Cole.
The Auxiliary repeated in concert
the 23rd Psalm, followed by prayar
with Mrs, A. LasswelI leading.
sUPT. OF PUBLICITY.
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BARBER TRADE taught. at Texas
barber Colleges the world $ greatest
POSITIONS when competent. Frea
'catAogae explaining. Dallas or Fort
Worth. Texas. 21pd
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rre.Nnp.ial Parties For Miss Barks-
dale.

Miss Corlnno Barksdale, who
viii he married April = u Wayae
Mcknight u Arlington. WALL &c mo
henoree OF \ ssgles OF seesal ,as-
iairs. FRIDAY bliss Winnie Nc.
castavy entertained il her Acaor'
Mcaaas Mrs. kowal&sa VIII sivo
MORNING. sasts iaasday oftsFaooa
1Iias Margaret e:ssoa viii sases.
tain with miscellaneous shower.
THURSDAY Misses Jewel and Raeasa
Wicker will entertain with tea,
triaey aliss ssllis Lee shelton Nill
give Kitchen shower. Miss sidna
f'asrar viii entertain neNt sataE-
d.y ssssteeeS .se Mas ksssssS.e
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SAVE MONEY by calling T. G. WIZ
lsams for your painting aud repair
work by day or contract. New
Telephone 194-x. 14ri
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Announcement ia.neieon Given.

Miss Sadie V. Siebe entertained
with an announcement luncheon at
the Southland hotel yesterday, IN
compliment TO Miss Margaret Crock
en-. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. ". j..
Croker. whose marriage 70 RoT.
land Burkitt will take place April
III. A color theme of crimson and
white was effected with red carna-
lions and ferns held in a Dresfell
basket placed on the center table. a
toast to the bride was given by the
hostess. Miss Rebecea Mciunkin
toa sted the bridegroom and Miss
Croker feheitated the girls LETT be-
hind. The announcement was writ
ten in invisible ink on the place
cards, which. when held close to the
lighted candles placed about the
table. spelled the names Of tae eou-
2 and eAa date set far tho ~eddsnsA
cards named places scr Misses Aef~
esret Crockef. Reb5eca MMprR4a
sarag sasg6 an& &aE 4faenA
and Mines Ca4ries %ahes, Adler aas.
Hubbard a4d the hostess,--Llalias
News.
The hostess is the niece Of Mrs.
Horace Bishop. and the bride, Miss
Croker. will be married In NaAaha-
chic next "Wednesday at the dlstfaet
parsonage by Dr. Horace Bishop.
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FOE SALE Toaato, eabhaae ans
anrsr Siants fof EsiftE
Forrest. 81
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WANTED.

WANT some local raised RoweAer
Gotten seed W'ha. hare yous -.
TAonipsop,
WAN4 ! D-~.Ae oaee, tWo saEassae
Mt Gsntgy's Studio over Nyeual $
Market on north side square. II
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FOR sALE--one Jersey cow, fresh
In ni1k. c. E. Jarrett. phone ao22-
3 rings. 12pd
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WHAT HAVE YOI in Donley conn-
ty to trade for farm in Ellis coun-
"? See A. l.. Connally with O. H..
Chapman Co. II
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fUt CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF
that saliow compilations. bad breath
and low spirits can result from de-
fectiys plumbing any physician will
tell you that. Let us give you an
estimate on any plumbing work,
snow you how our fixtures save
water bills. Our bathtubs, lavato-
res etc, save space, by compact de-
sign in latest patterns. Attractive
plices.
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FOR SALE--Cole so automobile.
cheap for cash. See car at Guthrie
& Cantrell's garage. tt
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Want COLUMN
you Ruy Sell anythiax Ress
q . urs AAlDs

Beautiful plants in bloom. Plenty OF
bedding plants. Bird Forrest. tt.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-02-14

der way to make the far larger
and bette> than ever this wear
and ater the new officers are
elected they will be expected "a
exert every effort to improve
upon the fair held last wear "
expense will be spared in bring
ing the best attractions available
TO the city and the financial con.
dItion Of the association is suc1
that better prizes can be given
for exhibits ard larger purses
posted for races.
For Sale: Choice. vigorous, sir
gle comb White Leghorn Cocker
els from hens having trap-nestei
yearly; laying rate from 2o0 ID
go eggs. Remember. heavy lav,
ing power is Transmitted through
the male. Get one Of these birds
from heavy laying blood lines
and improve your flock. N.Y. s.
cockerels are all sold. VII sell
these birds for $50 ii taken a.
once Telephone or write R. F.
Iunson. Stower%, y. D.
The Herald wants the farmers
IN the neighborhood of Lenmaa
to express their views through
the columns Of this paper W.
want to know what they think q
different farming metaoi>, 0a.
schools, our government and o.
political conditions. The Hera..
does not want YOU to write a.
tlcies that are IN accord wIta
the views OF this paper but q
express your own ideas. Send q
an article now. Z
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-02-14
Saturday and

]. H. MItzlnberg. formerly Of
near Lennon. but now of Inge-
bright. Sask.. Canada. arrived in
the city last Saturday for a visit
with relatives and to renew his
many acquaintance IN and about
the city,
For sale: p, bushels ri Grimm
aud u bushes of Turke>tan ali
alta seed at - cents per pound.
Inquire at Lennon State Bank.
&. II. Shradcr is making sev-
eral changes in his hardware and
gun store. A new gun case has
been put in, new shelves have
been built and an extra window
light put in i'm the rear Of the
building. With these new I'M
proyements. Mr.. Shrader is able
to display his stock to better adj
vantage.
: per cent money to loan on
improved farms. 5 or 10 years
time with optional payments.
Warren T.. Thaypr. Stiff
Scenic beauty and educational
VALUE have seldom been so well
combined as i'm the great motion
picture production of Dante's
Inferno which will be shown
next Monday at the Marcus
Theatre. Over one hundred
scenes. all taken rom the great
poem Of Dante and showing the
poet $ Journey through hell
where he sees the miseries and
tortures Of the damned, are rep
resented In the film in a most
marvellous and ilfellke portrayal.
This great spectacle has been
shown III the most celebrated
theatres IN Europe and has been
highly praised by scholars, cier-
gymen and critics everywhere.
+. T. Sheets. Harry ID. March.
and G. A. ingalls, have been ap
pointed a committee to organize
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-02-14

band of twenty-five pieces for
the city o Lennon. There are
funds available for this purpose
in the sum S715. An instructor
will be hired as soon as possible
and every effort made to give
Lennon the best band that she
has ever had.
& A. Bennett and r. A. Finch
leave tomorrow for Aberdeen.
where they will represent the
Commercial Club at the Yellow
stone Trail meeting. Lennon
proposes to lead the towns Of the
state in Trail improvement this
year, expecting to spend at least
$500 on the trail leading into
this city.
For Sale: Poland China Sows.
bred for April farrow, in the
pink Of condition. Pedigrees
furnished. Time will be given
until November 1st, 1917, if de-
sired. Warren +. Thayer & Son,
Lennon, South Dakota. 3l-tf
The annual meeting Of the
Commercial Club viii be held at
the club rooms on next Monday
evening. Officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected and the
various committees appointed.
After the business meeting a
lunch will be served by the
Sharks who are the apparent
losers in the whist tournament.
FOR SALE: $4,000 for undl-
vIded half interest IN NV of
Section >. township p, Range
III. Eane Larrabee. Lacrosse.
Wis.
There will be meeting Of the
stockholders of the Fiar assocla-
tlon on the lst Monday in March
ort the purpose Of electing Off
GERS and transactlng such other
business As may come before the
meeting. Plans are already un-
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-02-14
H1- XKIAHcY y RKCMIHX VKN3A
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
z 8sEcIHL ~ .IEy'35E

Local Agent Olson. of the Mil
Waukee is having his troubles
these days handling claims put
in for goods damaged in transit.
Lawyer and Allen. local live
stock dealers. shipped two car
loads of fat hogs to the South
Saint Paul market on Tuesday.
For Sale: New house and two
lots in block 7. Beisigl Bros.
Al McGann went to Mcintosh
on Saturday evening and spent
Sunday at the home Of his par
ents. He returned here on Mon
day morning.
FOR SALE: Two good grade
Holsteln Bulls. fifteen months
old. Inquire Of I. +. Colohan. s
miles northeast Of Thunder
Hawk. ;. ID. ADV.
An educational meeting will
be held in the Baptist Church
next Sunday evening. Instead Of
the regular sermon. several
speakers Will take part.
The birthday anniversary of
Lincoln was observed in this
city by the display Of the stars
and stripes on the fronts Of the
business houses and the closing
of the banking institutions.
| have a very fine stock Of
safety and other makes Of razors
not obtainable at any other store.
Lather brushes, soap and shaving
outfits. Call and see. G.. W.
Shrader.
A great deal Of the perishahle
merchandise coming in by
freight the past few days has
been damaged in thetie-up Of the
last storm. Local merchants are
refusing the damaged goods.
+ J. Tscharner and Ray ].
Murphy left for Pierre FRIDAY.
They will remain in that city
during the remainder Of the leg
lslatlve session looking after the
interests Of the local community
On last Monday evening the
young people gathered in the
Baptist Church for a social time.
\ novel form Of amusement call
ed a track meet was pulled off
and the losers had to serve the
lunch Those present report a
good time.
he tree committee of the
Lennon Commercial club is busy
negotiating with different nurs-
cry firms for the purchase Of a
carload Of trees. The committee
has been Very successful In the
past m securing good stock for
the people at very low price.
Christ Sollmsaas Of Mohall
writes that he has been cured Of
serious lung trouble and improy-
:, ed m general by DR.. Mellenthin'
treatment after almost giving ur
hopes and he recommends him I,
al who may need professional
services. DR.. Mellenthin will b,
at hettlnger. La Fayette hotel
| We'd. Feb. 2Sth. Adv
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was a Sunday visitor in Lennon,
J. X. Hole and wife of Haynes
are spending a few days in Lem
mon.
Elmer Stonquist of Elgin is
spending few days in Lennon
on business.
Oliver kempton, of keldron.
was a business visitor in Lem
mon on Monday.
c. b. Enervoll of Twin Buttes.
S. d.. was in Lennon on busl
ness Friday of last week.
Wanted; Lady for general
housework. Apply Hospital.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ".
Owen, Saturday. a son. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Griff Colohan, of Thunder
Hawk. is spending a few days i'm
this city visiting with friends.
Martin Olson of White Deer is
spending a few days in the city
looking after matters of business.
VIM. Little of Hettinger was a
business visitor in Lennon on
Friday and Saturday of last
week.
John Pew left for the Twin
Cities Saturday to spend a few
days looking after matters Of
business.
NOTICE: We are selling EN-.
broidcrie> in IA limited amount
at 30 per cent discount. This
will not last long. +. {. Taylor.
The "a hour electric service,
which had been cut off for a
week on account Of the coal
shortage has again been nut On.
George Thies returned on We'd
nesday fom Minneapolis. where
ne had spent a couple of weeks
visiting with his sister, Master
Donald Hermanson, his nephew.
accompanied him on the trip.
Chas f. Warner. of Lodycpole
was IN Lennon Monday and
Tuesday on business with the
local e. $. Land Office. While
here he made call at the Her
aid office and subscribed for the
'ssuiilS 1oulilN paper,
Chas Sledschlag, of Petrol. n.
d.. Is Ill IN this city at the Palace
hotel. He is under the care Of
l)r. Strang. Mr.. Sledschlag has
Just received the silver loving
cup which he Won IN the FIRST
National Corn Show and has It
on display IN the hotel lobby
J. l.. Tice. who has been visit
ing with a brother at Hereford
Texas, and looking after business
matters IN other portions Of that
state for the past two months
returned to his home here on
Friday Mrs. Tce and son. whc
accompanied Mr. Tice, remained
IN the South. expecting to return
here after the weather condj
tlons have moderated.
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Perkins County general war.
rants up to and including res
istered number s02l have this
day been called or payment. la-
terest on same will cease from
the date hereof.
4. Bum. County lfeas
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-02-14

Isabelle Spur uf Natauga Was
Marguerite LeWack oi Thunder
Hawk was Monday shopper IN
Lennon.
Mrs. Vim. Handke, of Morris
town, was sunday visitor IN
Lennon.
~, n......
Lennon caller OH Saturday of
Last week.
FL I r1 Oh
l.....--.., -. -
city the latter part of last week
- o,- r.,
.,q, -
week.
=, a.
9. ~. -,
this city.
=, :, -,
- = -
-, D'' ;
last week.
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:,
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;. '''' = va
~ :
' : 'l'''
-
Mrs. Hyinks $ division Of the
, PRESBYTERIAN Aid Society will en-
,, i'"i ''as
- ~ '' 'o'''e.
c. Cournoyer has rented the
rooms above the Red Cross
Pharmacy. where lie and his fam
|, ily will make their future home.
:.
Lot 5. Block |. Lennon 5 4fh Ad-
dition. Price Six hundred dollars
! $500. .oG; Mrs L. + Campbell
is Fry St Paul Mimi
So''ie - '''e merchants u
''''''io'' a's ~" anu. III some
~ oaa =. y '''''. MINUS - si"..
especially noticed due to the
freight tie-up of the mast two
weeks
T. =, ID a'spuis relufilei Oh
% ~ aas rom an extended tour
u 'he a.iiie eoas' ana 'uil
The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-17
Frank. R. IObdeII
Is Made President
Redwood Falls Commercial Club
Holds Annual Election of Of
ficers at Monday Meeting
MAKE NEW PLANS
Plan for Members Lunches
Twice Each Month; New
Quarters Sought

The Redwood Falls CONNER
cial Club held its annual meet
ing at the club rooms in the Ar
mory Monday evening and cleo
tDl officers and made plans for
the new years work.
Ira Reynolds, who has served
the Cub faithfully ard efficient
ly as it's president for TIE past
two years, refused to again ac-
cept the office and Frank r. Lob
dell was elected in his place. Mr..
Lobdell has served as president
before and is capable, willing
and progressive, and will un-
doubtedly make good'' as he did
in his former term of office. M.
Lauterbach and A. D. McRae
were elected as first and second
Vice-Presidents, A. J. White was
reelected as Secretary and H.
M. Aune as Treasurer. This gives
the Club a strong staff Of Off
GERS, who have the welfare Of
the city in mind at all times.
The same board of directors
was reelected. This board in
cludes F. G. Hubbard, H. A.
Baldwin, G. E. Mckay, @. A.
Lauterbach and III. Buechner.
The president was instructed
to appoint committees to con-
slider the subject Of new quar-
ters, and second committee to
take under advisement the serv-
ing of bi-monthly luncheons to
the members for the purpose of
getting the men together social
" and for the benefit Of the city.
The Club also appropriated $25
to be used in prizes for the corn
shown which win be held in con-
|nection with the Farmers Insti-
tute in February, and also au-
thorized the giving of free lunch
Continued on last page)
The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-17
J. Frank HanIy
Lectures Tonight
Former Governor of Indiana
Gives Fifth Number of
Lecture Course
ARMORY, JAN. II
Was Candidate for President at
Recent Election; Has Excel
lent Lectures

Hon. J. Frank Hanly, former
governor of Indiana, and one of
the best known speakers on the
lecture platform today will ad-
dress the Redwood Falls people
at the Armory tonight January
10. Mr.. Hanly has an excel
lent list of lecture subjects in
Guiding The World Disarmed,
The Patriotism of Peace, The
Spirit of Democracy, The Per-
sonality of The Christ, and, II
A Man Die. Any one of these
lectures furnishes an evening OF
education and entertainment
such as only a strong talk by
a stirring, fiery speaker like
Gov. Hanly can give.
Wherever Gov. Hanly has
spoken he has been urged to re-
turn and his itinery includes al
the large cities of the country
Those who fail to hear Mr.. Hanly
will miss an opportunity such
as comes to a city of this size
only once in long time.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-17
Mrs. Martha Russell

Mrs. Martha Hyatt Russell
died at her home in Redwood
Fails Sunday, January IA, at the
age of eighty-five years and two
months. Cause of death was
heart trouble, resulting from an
attack of The la grippe.
Mrs. Russell was born at Ro-
chester, Ohio. With her family
she moved to Howard LAX; in
the spring Of 1879. From there
she moved to Redwood Falls in
1889 where she has since re-
sided.
Surviving her are five dahgh-
ters, Mrs. VIM. Thornburg of
Urbana, Ohio, Mrs. J. j. Wool
ley of Buffalo, Mimi, Mrs. VIM.
Stecker Of South Haven, Kan
sas, Mrs. F B. March of Ne
braska, and Mrs. Grant Martin
Of Redwood Falls, and two sons,
I. L. Hyatt of Redwood Falls,
and w. G.. Hyatt of San Fernan-
do, California. Also grandson
o. A. Thompson of Edgeley, N.
D., whom she raised from child
hood. Mrs. Woolley, Mrs. Mar
tin and I. L. Hyatt were pres
ent at her bedside at the time
of her death. After a short ser
vice at the house Tuesday morn
ing, the remains were taken to
Buffalo, Mimi, where they will
be buried from the home of Mrs.
J. J. Woolley.