The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-28
Odd Fellows Con. =
duct malet Funeral

w. H. Malet, whose death was
announced last week was buried
Saturday in the Eaton cemetery.
The funeral services were held
in the M. E. Church, Rev. j. M.
Eldridge officiating. The Arva-
ia lodge No. 145 |. O. O. F. had
charge of the burial and We're
strongly supported and assisted
by the Eaton lodge, which turn
ed out in large numbers consid-
ering the busy season.
The pail bearers were Chas.
Bennett, Ira Kirkpatrick, Theo.
N. Simms, North Evans, Charles
and r. q. Graves.
F. G.. Mnrchison and E. l..
NewcUmb conducted the rituals
tic services at the grave.
Those from Arvada were:
E. L. Newcomb, F. C. Murch-
ison, j. R. Jones, j. l.. Miller,
Christian Stoke, Edward Blat-
ter, RIO. and Chas. Graves, Har-
ry Plattner, Nels Jensen, August
Boehmer, Chas. Bennett, Ira
Fitzpatrick, U. G. Griffith, Theo.
N. Simms, North Evans, A. l..
Davis, w. w. Moberly.
Mr.. Malet had worked IN his
garage Sunday while his partner
C. M. Rutherford had the day
off and was to stay the next Sun
day. In the evening when Mr..
Rutherford returned he found
Mr.. Malet in bed and suffering
terribly. The doctors were all
away until about ten o'clock one
came and Immediately urged an
operation. The family and pa
tient spurned the advice until
next evening and yielded too late
a. the appendix had bursted,
William II. Malet was born in JET
ferson county, near Evergreen, Colo
May Is, 1865, and died in Greeley
Colo, June 10, 1917, being 81 years
one month and four days of age. lie
was the son of Leon and Mary Malcl
and was the third child in n family
of five, two girls and three boys. lie
grew to manhood in Jefferson county
He worked on the farm for a time
but much of his earlier life was spent
in the different sawmill camps around
Evergreen. Central City and Black
hawk.
In December 1885 he was united In
marriage with Miss Katie Ward OF
Western Mo. To them were born 81,
children, three girls and three boys
Two boys and one girl died in child
hood.
For a few years after their marriage
| the family lived near Evergreen. They
then moved to Central City wher,
they stayed two years when thcy
moved to Blackhawk and later to
Arvada. Feb. /, l9l0 the wife anC
mother died in Denver hospital
| March l5, 1911. he was united In
marriage with Mrs. Emma Schnarr a
| Alliance, Nebr. They lived in Ar
vada, Colo, until two years ago lasI
December when they moved TO Eator
where Mr.. Malet was engaged In tn,
garage business.
Mr.. Malet was II man OF quiet dis
position. He was n good husband ant
| father and kept his children together
in the home after the death OF III,
mother. While following the saw
mill profession in the mountains foI
many years moving with the CAM
from place to place, his natural abil
| ity was In the line OF machinery. IL,
was very industrious and was conscl
| entiouS In all his work and was recog
nized as n line mechanic. His sad and
untimely death liz deeply mourncd By
his family and his many friends.
The deceased was not q member o
any church. but was an attendant a
the Episcopal church and was groa
|
church service. He was n member o
the knights OF Pytbias and OF the In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows.
He leaves to mourn his loss II wife
two daughters: Miss Mary II. Male
OF Denver and Miss Anna y. Malet o
Eaton; one son. Mr.. Arthur Malct o
Deer Lodge. Montana, one stcp-daugl
ter, Mrs. Laura Dickinson OF Alllanc'
Nobr.. and one stcp.son, Mr.. Arthu
Scheib OF Alliance, Nebr., two sister
Mrs. Annie Blakesly OF Confer. Colo
and Mrs. Mamie Schoul OF Conway
Mo. The sympathy OF the entire con
munity IN extended to the wife am
chilren In aiis their sad and Ruddei
bereavement.
NOTICE.
Notice lis hereby given that tn
Board Of Directors OF School Dlstrlc
No. 2. Jefferson County, is prepared 4