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Mrs. Margaret Tucker is quite i'll
at the Bristol Hotel
DR.. Shelter of Lamar was trans
acting business in town Sunday.
Hinton Hunter spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Hartman at the Hinton
home
H. F. Decker arrived home Fri
day from . weeks business trip in
eastern Kansas.
DR.. Wilson Of Holly has been in
town several days the past week on
professional calls.
H. L. MOran's are under quaran-
time on account OF the youngsters
having scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DeBus and
baby Of Holly spent Thanksgiving
at the John Starbuck home.
Joe r. Paxton went to Lamar
Thanksgiving day to partake of
the fatted goose at his brother, DIR.
John PaxtOn's home.
Paul Jones came home from Mis-
sour where he has been working
for some time to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with his mother, Mrs. Maude
Jones and family.
The turkey dinner at the church
on Thanksgiving was given up on
account of sickness in the cOmmun-
ity and the deaths of Mr.. Starbuck
and Mrs. Stuller, both earnest
church workers.
Imperial school held box social
at the school house Friday night
and although it was very bad
weather fair crowd was in attend
ance and the boxes netted neat
sum. Several of the Bristol young
people attended and report good
time.
J. Holland Starbuck was born in
Little Rock, Ark, on May 25, 1884,
and passed to the great beyond on
Tuesday, Nov. Is. 1919, at the age
OF IS years and six days. His par
ents moved to Florida when he was
= boy and there he grew to man
hood. He was united in marriage
to Miss Kathryn Reilly on Sept. 26.
1909. and to this union was born one
daughter. He united with the
church when boy and became q
member of the Bristol NJ Z.
church last July. He was OF
friendly and companiOnable dis
position and thus made friends
and held them. He was a valuable
citizen, being energetic, progress
sive and awake to the best inter
ests OF the church, town, and cOm>,
lnunity. A devoted father, loving
husband, sincere friend has gone
but we will not forget him. He
leaves q wife, one daughter Kath-
lyn, mother, brother, sister and
many friends to mourn his death.
Funeral services were held Fri
day, Nov. %, at the Bristol M. E.
church, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. VIM. N. johnson, and inter.
ment in SunnyslOpe cemetery.
Myrtle A. Toland was born Sept.
10, 1871, in Cass County, Nebraska,
and died Nov. 20. 1919, aged 48 years,
2 months and / day. Was married
to Peter H. Stuller on Feb. "a, 1889,
and to this union six children were
born of which one preceded her
in death. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuller
came to Colorado about IL years
ago and resided on farm on Sand
creek west of Bristol. She united
with the M. E. church at Alvo,
Neb., in 1883, and has been a very
earnest worker in church and Sun
day school ever since. Owing to
very poor health she went to Los
Angeles, Calif, last June and ap-
Darently was doing very well until
short time ago when message
came announcing her in a serious
condition and summoning Mr.. Stul.
Ter and daughter Nellie who were
with her in the last hour. She was
kind and loving wife and mother
and leaves to mourn her loss a low
ing husband, three daughters and
2 sons, Mrs. Fannie M. Bullock, Mrs.
Grace A. Thomas, Nellie, Mark and
William Stuller and an aged father
and mother, one sister and five
brothers as well as host of friends
here where she will be greatly
missed by all in church and social
work. To know her was to love
her. Funeral services were held at
the United Presbyterian church on
Wednesday. Nov. 26, by Rev. Ser
vice and interment was made in
Bristol Sunnyslope cemetery.
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