and Masonic lodge, and both he and
his wife were members of the Meth
odist church.
The remains, were brought back
to Spring Valley for interment, the
funeral services being conducted by
the Masonic order.—Grand Meadow
Record.
MRS. REUBEN D. GREGG.
At her home in Nevada township,
early Saturday morning, July 11. 1908,
of appendicitis and peritonitis Mrs.
Reuben D. Gregg, aged 36 years. Sne
has been ill only about a week aud was
in Austin a few days before the Fourth
of July. Alta M. Bisbee was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Augustus C.
Bisbee. She was born in Nevada town
ship, March 14,1862 and grew up there.
She was married at Austin to Reuben
O. Gregg, March 13, 1889, and went at
once to live at the Gregg farm. She
ieaves her husband and four children,
one son and three daughters, the
youngest about six weeks old. Mrs.
Gregg was a woman who had a wide
acquaintance in the locality where she
livod and few are loved and respected
as much as she was. She was fair in
her judgments, trusty in her friendship
and had many amiable traits of char
acter. She loved her home and labored
unceasingly for the welfare of those
entrusted to her care When the last
summons came she was ready to go
with a good hope of eternal life. Fun
eral services, conducted by Rev. C. D.
Belden of Austin, were held at the
home Sunday afternoon, a very large
company of friends being present to
show their loving sympathy. The
Lyie Congregational choir sang beauti
fully. Interment at Enterprise.
Just Kids.
"Say, Red, dere's er kid er kissin'
dat goil youse stuck on!"
"Aw, dat's all right. He's proposin'
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