Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-02-06

ger period. whom the end came un-
exbectedly, the disease having sud
donly affected her heart. she 10 sur
vivcd by her parents. two brothsrs
and ono sister. Her funeral ser
vices were held from tho Third ward
meeting house this morning al IL
o'clock.
Tho dreaded fiu claimed another
victim Monday afternoon In the per.
son OF John Williams. who died at the
Motpelier hospital after an illness OF
less than ono week.
Another extrmeely cad feature In
connection with his death was the
fact that Mrs. Williams was at the
point OF death at her homo. and four
OF their six children wcru also tli with
the FLU. In lcss than 4s houru after
Mr.. williams death. the spirit Of
Mrs, Williams took flight 10 Join
that OF her husband IN the Greet be-
yond.
Mr.. Williams wea tho aon OF Js-
cob williams. lie was born at Pitts
burg. Pa. Oct. 2s. 1881. but had been
n resident OF Montpelier since boy
hood. Hie had been In the service
ot the short Line al various times.
and was working In the car repair
department whom taken down with
his illness.
He 10 survived by his aged father.
ons brother. wtlbert; and five sis
ters--Mrs. Dave Davis; Mrs. Jesse
Dunn and Mrs. I'D French Of this
city. Mrs, Hyrum Crane Of P0catei-
10 and Mrs. Matt Douglas Of Eiy. No
vada.
Mrs. Williams was 81 years Of age
or OF John Jewett. who survives her,
together with her step mother. Under
whose care ahe was raised. Sac al
10 leaves one sister, Mrs. George
Hunter Of this city.
by the death Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
llama six children are made orphans.
Tho eldest are twin boys nine years
old and the youngest h only 10
months.
Short funeral services Tor the hus-
band wife weFe held at the cemetary
yesterday morning at II o'clock and
the remains were consigned 10 their
final resting places side By side.
Never In the history OF Montpelier
has o aadder affair occurred The
relatives. and SIX children none of
whom are old enough 20 fuily real
lze that they have for all time been
deprived OF the care and love OF their
father and mother. have the deepest
sympathy Of the entire community.
Tuesday afternoon another ex-
tTsmely sad death occurred when
Mrs George A. Sparks passed away
after q weeks illness with the fiu.
She was the daughter Of Joe Lewis.
ono Of the pioneers Of the county and
was born At Paris 81 years gao. The
family later moved 20 DinGis. There
she grew 10 woman hood and about
ten years ago wan married 10 George
A. Sparks. They have resided In tale
city for the past year.
Besides her husband and four iit-
tie children. she Il survived BY her
mother. Mrs. Mary Lawis, two broth
sTH and three sisters.
II Her funeral services with be held
a. the Second ward meeting bouss
this afternoon.
4 Tuesday evening Al o'clock Miss
Esda schmid died at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Jake Jensen. Death
was caused from pneumonia follow
ing the fiu. Deceased was q native
OF Montpelier. having been born here
~ years ago last JsnnaFy. she +
survived by her mother. two brothers
and two sisters.
Miss schmid was . very popuiar
young lady and a great many Of the
young people Of the community toin
with the bersaved mother. sisters and
brothers In mourning hsr early and
anfimsly death.
Her funeral services win be h&lA
at the Second ward meeting house
this afternoon ~ : o'cioek.
II William. the four-yesS-sld sen sf
Mr.. and Mrs. oustase 0Yaff. died
! from pnsumonin wednesday uigllf.
! FaneFai services viii b held soms
time tomorrow.
Al n. n. Ferguson has psFehasea the
/ los Davis residence on NORTH NINTH
street and win take possession In a
lahOFf time MF ana Aar Dagfa WflI