The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-05
DIED

Sorrow mas cast gloom over the
community in the death of Miss Kath-
crime Gilbride, whose young life, went
out about o'clock Wednesday after
noon. One of the most active leaders
of the entire student body of the En-
NETT High school, an excellent schol-
ar, secretary treasurer of the Junior
class and general news reporter for
the "Blue and Gold"; devout Christ
ian character, member of the Altar
! Society of ST. Anthony's Catholic
church and teacher in the Sunday
school, loving devoted mothers as
sistant in the home, her eighteen years
of life have been crowded full Of the
genuine beauties of living. And in her
last days of suffering due to compli-
cations following an operation for ap-
pendicitis, her sweet and cheerful dis
position never wavered, and her pass
ing over was as her life had been-a
peaceful acceptance Of things as they
are. Katherine was loved by every
body; her associations at home, at
school, with young and old, will re-
main . precious memory to them all.
The beautiful companionship between
mother and daughter was an index to
her life. Katherine Frances Gilbride
was born in Boise Sept 18, 1901. With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbride1
she came to Emmett in 1906. Beside
the parents are left three brothers
and two sisters: Edward, Hubert and
Andrew Bernard, Ellen and Anna
Marie Funeral services will be held
Friday morning at o'clock at the
Catholic. church, conducted by Father
j. P. Refs of Nampa The pallbearers
will be William White, Lawrence
Carter, Will Sargent, George Kreizen-
Carter, Will Cargent, George Reidel,
with the Misses Ann McAtee, Mildred
Draper, Anna Marie Carter, Airline
Bucknum, Alice Crabtree and Marie
Hanthorn, as honorary.
Pneumonia has claimed five victims
the past week in this vicinity. The
first was Mrs. Hazel Douglas, who
died last Thursday, aged 10 years. The
body was taken to Nampa for burial.
Harry Yamada, for many years pro-
prieter of the Emmett Cafe, died Fri
day, aged AZ years. He was native
IF Japan, his first name being Suk-
eichira. He was a leader among the
Japanese who live here, and had many
friends among the Americans. He ,
caves a widow and three children.
Funeral services were conducted in
he Bucknum chapel by Rev. Finley on
Friday and burial was in the Emmett
cemetery.
Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen, one of
he old settlers of the Falk neighbor-
lood, died Friday, aged 81 years. She
vas sister of Chris and James Kes- {
yard. Funeral Services we're held at
he residence on Sunday and burial
vas in the Falk cemetery.
Jesse T. Hawkins died Monday at
lis home on the lower bench, aged :
ears, of pneumonia and paralysis. He ,
vas born in Missouri September II i
858, and came to Emmett four years ,
go from Boise valley, where he had !
wed since 1878. His wife died in :
908 He is survived by eight child
en-: Ellen, Earl, Marie, Wesley, Sarah
nd Samuel, all of Emmett; Harry
f Spokane and Mrs. Tebbie Smoky of !;
Ore. The funeral was held
esterday afternoon in the chapel, I
.ev. Lathrop conducting the services.
William Hill died Tuesday at the \
ONE Of his daughter, Mrs. Robert F
ruDaker, in Riverside addition, aged
0 years. The body was shipped to u
alt Lake city today for burial