Mrs. Elizabeth Arett, aged 88
jears, died Sunday morning, March
ft, 1910, at the home of* her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. S. Young on Oakland ave
aue. She had b&ed in failing health
for several years. Elizabeth Bueler
was born in Switzerland Aug. 9,
IS21, and was married to Jacob. Arett
in 1847. In 1854 they-came-to.this
country and settle# in Wisconsin, go
ing later to Iowa. About twenty
years ago they came to Blooming
Prairie. Mr. Arett died there about
years ago and the widow has since
?ived with her children. Fire chil
dren survive: Mrs. Elisabeth Wurt
ael of New Mexico, Mrs. AdamFisher
at Blooming Prairie, Mrs: J: S. Young
of Austin, Jacob Arett of Oakland
and George of Lansing.. Deceased was
a. life long member of the Lutheran
church and was a woman of consist
ent life and kindly disposition. She
took a cheerful view of life and wat
faithful in the various duties: which
were placed upon her. She was one
of the best of mothers. Funeral will
3»e held this afternoon at the Lu
theran church at two o'clock. Inter
ment in Oakwood.
JESSE C. DUHOLX.
Jesse C.. Duholm, aged S( years,
itfed Friday forenoon, March 4, 1910,
at his home in this city after an ill-'
a ess extending over several years.
He was born at Viele, Denmark,
March 10, 1854, coming to Chicago
at the age of 18 years. He lived there
'•or several years and was married ftt
Champaign, 111., Feb. 16, .1882, to
Isabel Lewis. In 1885 they came. to
Brownsdale and settled on. a farm
nearby. For the past few years they
Siave lived in Austin. He leaves a
widow and six children: Mrs. T. E.
Hartwell of Zutiibrota, Anna, Ray.
