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

ing the past week, there having been
ten deaths since tho last Issue OF the
Examiner. or these, eight have been
caused by the flu or pneumonia re-
sulting from the disease.
The deaths In their order. aa near
as we have been able TO get them
are as follows: Mrs. Amos Grimes OF
Paris. Wilson Blaine OF 0eorgetowh; /;
Mrs, Edward Bischoff OF Geneva;
Stanley. the three-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. T, shepherd OF Paris;
Pearl. nine-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Milford Birch; John VIII
liams. Mrs. George A. Sparks. Mrs.
John Williams. Esther Schmid and
the four-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Graft. The last six dcatha
occurred In Montpelier.
Besides these deaths two former
residents OF Montpelier have died
within the past week. They were
Mrs. VIM, II. Stanton OF Salt Lake.
who died last Friday morning from
pneumonia. The deceased was for
merry Airline Rose. daughter Of the
late +. w. and Amelia Rose. who
were residents OF Montpelier for q
number of years. She was rs years
OF age. She IL survived by her hus-
band and one child.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Jose-
phine Driver received a telegram an
nouncing the death OF Mrs. Chaa.
Sweet at Hollywood, Cal, where Mr..
and Mrs. Sweet and the iatter'a par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchlns.
were spending the winter. Death
was caused from pneumonia. Tho
deceased will be remembered by all
OF the old time citizens Of the city
and county, as Ethel Hutchins. She
came here with her parents when two
years Of age. and lived here until
ten years ago when the family re-
moved 10 Salt Lake.
She 10 survived by her parents. one
brother. one sister. her husband and
one daughter eighteen years old
Her funeral services will be held
next Sunday morning and the 70.
mains will be buried at Hollywood.
/
Wilson Blaine passed away at hia
homo In Georgetown at In early hour
last Monday morning. Mr.. Blaine
was born In Linn county. iowa, March
~. 1883 and lacked but a few weeks
Of being 62 years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine came to Wy
oming In 1890, where they resided
until the summer OF 1894 when they
came TO Montpelier. Both were
elected teachers in the Lincoln school
OF this city for the year is9l-eB. AZ
forwards Mr.. Blaine taught different
schools in the county for five years
n About eight years ago they remov-
ed TO Georgetown. where they hare
since resided.
As q result Of an accident soE.s sir
years ago. Mr.. Blaine had been In
poor health most Of the time. He had
been almost helpless for the last
three years and had been confined "a
his bed for the past slx months.
Mr.. Blaine was a member OF the
Odd Fellows. having assisted In ths
organization OF Custer Lodge al
Lusk. Wyo. Is years ago. The mem.
bers OF his family have all pFeeed
ed him 10 the Great Beyond, and b.
In survived only by his wife.
His funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the Williams Undertaking Pariors
and were conducted under the aus
piees Of Enterprise lodge. /. o. O. y
OF this city, Il being his request I
short time before his death that n.
funeral services Of the order be con
Quoted at his grave. Intsrmsnt wal
In the Montpelier cemetery.
Mrs. Edward BiSchoff died at hel
home in Geneva last Monday mornIn,
at IL o'clock. Death resulted from
hsmorrhage following child birth
Deceased was the daughter Of 0eorg,
and Anna Bieehert and vas sg year
OF age. She had lived in 0eneys
practically ali Of her life. Besides
her parents. she II survived By hel
husband. one son and three daugh
ters. including the babe Of q fsv
hours for whom she gave her life
Her funeral services we're hold a
the Geneva mseting house yes,srda,
afternoon at . O'Clock.
Pearl airline. the nlne-year-olI
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ATifoF'
Birch. died at . o'clock last Tussda,
morning. Last year Pearl was IN
only member Of the family who e1
caped the influenza. She vas taxa
down With the disease about . weel
prior 10 her death. and although sh