Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-06

SCHOOL Ol lllS Guy.
The funeral was held Tuesday
morning from the home, with
brief services at the grave in
Prairie View cemetery. Services
were conducted by the Rev Fl. S.
Randall. A. J. Maugg directed
the funeral.
John Grant Howard
John Grant Howard, AZ years
old, a well-known Camas Prairie
rancher, died of influenza-pneu-
monia, Monday morning in the
Alcorn hospital, in GIangeville.
Mr.. Howard was stricken week
before he died.
Born Jan. l3, 1872 in Stone
county. Mo-, Mr.. Howard was a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Howard. He was reared in
Missouri. and on Feb. "a, 1895,
was married to Miss Minnie Barr
In 1901, they removed to Idaho
county, where they had since
made their home.
Mr.. Howard was engaged in
ranching north of Grangeville.
but not long since removed to
Grangeville, leaving the ranch in
charge of his son, Dennis.
Surviving him are his SORROW
ing widow, and eight children,
Dennis, Leonard, Otis, Gladys,
Beulah, Zuma, Velda and Mary.
He also leaves three brothers
and seven sisters to mourn his
untimely death.
Funeral services were held
Thursday morning at IL at the
grave in Prairie View cemetery,
the Rev. II. S. Randall officiat-
ing. The funeral was directed
by A. J. Maugg.
George David Stanbery
George David Stanbery is
dead. Big hearted. joyial Dave
Stanbely is no more. He has
fallen victim to Influenza. Death
came to him ut = Tuesday morn
ing in his home in this city, after
a frief illness of influenza-pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Stanbery, who had resided
in Idaho county for almost p
years. was for many years en-
gagged in farming in the Winona
section. where at the time of his
death he had heavy interests
Several months ago he purchas,
ed a place south of Grangeville
where he was engaged in farm
ing, while his family resided il
town, because of school advant
ages. He was i'll when he re-
turned home from the ranch. anC
never recovered. Mr.. StanberN
was well and favorably knowr
throughout Idaho county.
Born on Jan. 81, 1871, in Stod
dard county, Mo-, he was 4!
years old at the time of his deatl
, He was married in Missouri ol
Jan. 2, 1896 to Miss Cornell;
Mitchell, and the same yea
came west, settling first Il
Washington, where they remain
ed for two years and then re
moved to the ranch near Winona
where they resided for NOR
! than twenty years.
Surviving Mr.. Stanbery az
his sorrowing widow and eigh
children, Mrs. Andy Hayhurs'
Winona; Miss Elsie, Berkeley
Y CAL, Roy. Martin. Stanley, FL
: nest, Velda and Minnie, at home
o One daughter, Electa, died /
q 1906.
The body will be taken on Sa
urday from Grangeville to tn
cemetery at Winona. where fl
:, neral services will be held at tn
: = grave. L. S. Hancock will d
:, rect the funeral.
N Mrs. Trientje kurthuis
@ Mrs. Trientje kurthuis, wife
Henry Kurthuis, died early Wee
y nesday morning in her hom
Y two miles north of Grangevill
,e Death was caused by pneumon
i following influenza.
t. Mrs. Kurthuis, who was
q. years old, was born in Hollan
T. She had resided in the Unite
S. States for fourteen years. 81
T. removed with her husband fro
e. Montana to Idaho county abo
I'd six years ago.
Mrs. Kurthuis is survived
ee her husband, four sons, Bal
5; John, Jake and Neil; three 81