Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
THE PASSING OF
MRS. RUEL LOTHROP

WIIU. HULL LUIlIIJUI
1t is sad duty Of the Times this
week to announce the death of Mrs.
Ruel Lothrop, which occurred in St.
Mary's Hospital, Reno, last Thurs
Jay. Although Mrs. Lothrop had
been All invalid for several years. the
announcement Of her death was re
ceived with sincere sorrow by our
people
Mrs. Lotlrop was born in Silver
City, Nevada. 3S years ago. In
june. 1908 she was married to Rucl
l. Lothrop, now county assessor.
Besides a grieestricken husband and
son. there are left to mourn her
death, her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Jolse Lawson, o. Silver City,
brother, James Lawson, of Silver City
and an uncle, W. J. Lawson, of Vir-
gina City.
liz lIAiNo Joiho ShS many
of the family in extending heartfelt
sympathy in their hour of sorrow.
The funeral took place in the Catho-
lie church at Silver City Sunday. the
Rev Father Murphy, of Virginia City,
conducting the service.
The church was banked with flow
ers and was crowded to the doors
with friends, while many had to
stand on the steps and as far out as
the middle of the road during the
services, not being able to get into
the church.
Undertaken A. S. Phipps, of this
place, met the train at Mound House,
and conveyed the body to the church,
where it reposed until taken to the
cemetery.
There were friends from Carson
City. Dayton Virginia City, Reno and
1erington at the services and funeral,
which was the largest ever held in
Silver City which is evidence of the
high esteem i'll which the deceased lady
was held by all who knew her
The pallbearers were Ed. McTigue.
Jack Hickey, Luke Hardwick, Guido
Pedroli, Fred Bertrand and Leslie
Welsh.
Friends from Yerington attending
the suneral service were; Dune Me
Kcnzie. Will Pursell. Ollie Summers.
Ed Markwell, Fred Wade, Clark ].
Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Powers. Geo
Nugent and wife, Jas. J. Kelly and
wife, James Barton and wife, Mrs
Mrs. Mary Barton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. F.Rawson. Mr.. and Mrs George
Friedhoff. Leslie Welsh. MIR. and Mrs.
ID. j. Theis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sche-
hady, Mrs \. S. Phipps. Clyde Welsh
r l.. Waggoncr and Dan Mcleod.
The floral peices were many and
very beautiful and were from the fol-
lowing named friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lothrop MIR.
and Mrs. r. E. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
John Shchady, MIR. and Mrs. Matt Pen
rose, Mrs. Fried and daughter Jessie
Smith, Mrs. c. Z. McTiguc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haversen, Mrs. ]. M. Davis and
Sussie, Kate Gracey, Mrs. James Wood
Mrs Mary DIETRICH, Doris Freeman,
M ND NJ I. l.
sindi,, Mr., and Mrs Jack Butler.
Mount Rose Hospital, Miss Margaret
Mack, Misses Payne and Zeiger Yer
ington Aerie OF Eagles, 1896, L. L.
Jones, Louis and Walter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Nicholson, the boys at the Lyon
County Court House, Mrs. d. w. Ma
larkey, Mr.. and Mrs Werner, George
Wolfersberger Mrs. Sullivan and
Mrs. Tauvahill, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Phipps, Will and Cora, McQuarie.
Harry and Gertrude Baker, Mr.. and
Jas J. Kelly, Charlie Anderson, Lizzie
and Gildo Pedroll Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Wilson. Mrs. Gates and family, MIR.
and Mrs. c. f. Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark ]. Guild, Mr. and Mrs. George
Eglin Mir and Mrs. William Schooley
James V. Mande, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wren, Mabel Mucca and Eva Bigg.
Louis Legree, and Walter McTigue.
MIR. Lothrop and Willie left for
Yerington after the services at the
cemetery, being driven home here
by James Kelly.
DIR. Lawson, brother OF the deceas-
ed was very attentive to the outside
friends attending the funeral and had
refreshments spread. which was ap-
preciated by those who partook OF