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Touchet River Valley
Wilma Porter Fletcher Doris Pettijohn Sanders
Mary Grant Tompkins
D:lYTON r.u:r~wRrnt UB~ARt PO BOX 74
Dt1YTOtc, WA 99328-0074
2000
seated: Thomas, Jonathan, Abigail Ferguson Pettyjohn, Roanna Pettyjohn Hurst
I s t a nding : Mrs. Thomas Pettyjohn, Streeter, Ella Pettyjohn Manni ng, Huldah Pettyjohn Hubbell
Hulda Pettyjohn Hubbell
Hulda Pettyjohn Hubbell
Hulda Pettyjohn, born in April, 1843, in Logan, Illinois, was the daughter of Samuel and Abilgail Ferguson Pettyjohn. As a woman, she was five feet six inches tall, about ninety pounds, stern, and straight as a stick. She married James Harvey Hubbell, Febr-µary 1, 1866, in Edgar County, Illinois.
Hulda wrote to Jonathan, her eldest brother, "I was married to a man by the name of Hubbell .... it will be a consolation to know that I married a good husband ... one of which you can be proud to call brother." (The marriage lasted over sixty-five years.) Harvey (as he was called) with his red curly hair, blue eyes and ruddy complexion, had an Irish background. He was born August 5, 1842, in Mount Carmel, Indiana.
It was customary for emigrant trains to hire doctors and sharpshooters in exchange for transportation and food. In 1864, when Harvey was 22 years old, he had just such an understanding with the members of an emigrant train headed for Virginia City, Washington Territory. In exchange for his services as a sharpshooter and scout, his bed and board would be furnished.
After he returned to the Midwest, Harvey began building houses, ·working with concrete and· plaster, and making shakes. How he longed for that beautiful · open country of the Pacific Northwest! Hulda enjoyed listening to his stories. She was lonesome for her family. Her mother, brothers, and sisters had migrated to Washington Territory. Letters from them told about their town. Walla Walla was.the scene of great activity, streets were crowded, merchants were doing a thriving business, and pack trains were moving toward the gol9- fields. The letters told of the fertile valley around Walla Walla, not far from missions, trading posts, and military bases.
Hulda and James Hubbell became the parents of five children, four boys and one girl, all born in Illinois, Albert, born May 14, 1867; Jonathan P. "Dot," born July 24, 1869; Harvey Orian, born May 28, 1872, in Philo, ChampaignmCounty, Illinois; Arthur "Oat," born December 25. 1874;and Ella, born in 1877. The family eventually made the decision to move west. Ella Hubbell wrote, "Mother (Hulda told me the family left Philo, Illinois,
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October, 1879. It took three weeks by emigrant tra_in to go from Philo, to San Francisco, went by water to Astoria, from The Dalles overland to the Touchet River Valley area."
Jonathan Pettyjohn, Hulda's brother, had settled in the Walla Walla area after the gold rush in California. A freighter knew him and took the Hubbell family to Jonathan's home near the Touchet River. Wes Manning, husband of Hulda's sister Sarah Ellen, took the Hubbell family to his place near the home of another of Hulda's brothers, Thomas D. Pettyjohn, not far from Dayton, Washington Territory.
In Hulda's eyes, cleanliness was next to Godliness, and it did not take long for her to get the wash pan out on the back porch and start scrubbing. She said, "It took three washings to see our original color."
Soon after their arrival in the west, Harvey applied to the General Land Office in Walla Walla for land grants which he received.
In 1883, a big event took place, at least for Hulda. The Territorial Legislature amended a section of the law dealing with suffrage and omitted the word "male." The bill passed. For the elections of 1884 and 1886, until the law was overturned by the Territorial Supreme Court, women had full political rights. Hulda wrote, "During· election I walked by the side of my staunch Democratic husband and voted the Republican ticket." This never changed, she remained a R~_publican.
Later, after the childre·n were grown, Harvey and Hulda lived in a house that he built in Spokane, Washington. He passed from this life in 1931, and she in 1932.
When her granddaughter, Rosella Hubbell, was a teenager, Hulda would show her the first edition of the Hubbell book (edited in 1881) and say, "Harvey told me his father told him that King James of England had given them a Grant of land."
Ella Hubbell never married. She lived with her parents in Spokane, Washington, where she was a public stenographer working in hotels where salesmen stayed. Knowing that Rosella and her husband, Roy, had taken commercial classes in high s·chooi, Ella came to see them to see if they could read her shorthand which told stories about tlie family. She died two weeks later.
Albert Victor Hubbell married Dora Lord Davis June 23,
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1889. They lived at Dayton, Washington, where their two daughters were born. Their children were Mabel, born January 26, 1891; and Myrtle, born April 18, 1893. Albert passed away in 1925.
Mabel Hubbell married Albert Bauman, April 1, 1907. They were the parents of three children, Albert, born February 24, 1908; Thelma Anita, born January 6, 1910; and Cecil, born January 1, 1912. In 1944, Albert Bauman, Jr. married Mrs. Irene Hunt and they became the parents of a daughter, born January 6, 1945.
Jonathan P. "Dot" Hubbell married Laura Honora Munch on November 25, 1895. They had three children, Clarence, born April 18, 1901; Otto, born June 9, 1903; and Hulda, born January 30, 1894.
Hulda Hubbell first married Frank Rose, October· 10, 1911. They, had one son, Elmer Delbert Rose, who was born September 10, 1912. Elmer lived at Dayton, Washington. Hulda and Frank were divorced. Later, Hulda married Sidney W. Hinchcliffe and they became the parents of three children, Dolores R. Hinchcliffe, born March 18, 1919; Donald S. Hinchcliffe, born June 6, 1922; and Dan Wayne Hinchcliffe, born July 31, 1926. Three of the children were born at Dayton. Donald was born at Waitsburg, Washington. Sidney died in 1970 and Hulda in 1976.
Dolores R. Hinchcliffe married Lloyd H. Hoxie, December 3, 1937. Lloyd's birthday was March 10, 1908. Dolores and Lloyd were the parents of one daughter, Ladana Joan, born July 26, 1941, at Philipsburg, Montana.
Dan Wayne Hinchcliffe married Joan Burres, October 22, 1950. They lived for thirty years in Payne Hollow, Columbia County, Washington, where they were in the cattle and commercial freighting business. Joan's birthday is October 25, 1931. Wayne and Joan are the parents of two children, George Wayne, born February 3, 1955; and Teresa Marie.
George Wayne Hinchcliffe married Jill McGill. They made their home in Waitsburg, Washington, and became the parents of three children, Rachel Ann, Robert, and Randy. George and Jill were divorced and George married Nancee Clodius in 1995. They live at Prescott, Washington.
Rachel Ann Hinchcliffe became a teacher at the American Embassy in Japan. She married Nobetaka Hara, a biochemist. They make their home in Japan and have one daughter, Abby.
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Robert Hinchcliffe is a graduate of the University of Idaho and teaches in Troy, Idaho. Randy Hinchcliffe is a student at Walla Walla Community College, Walla Walla, Washington.
Teresa Marie Hinchcliffe married Larry Branson and they have one daughter, Shannon, who was born July 2, 1984. Shannon attends school in Waitsburg. Teresa and Larry were divorced. Teresa is a beauty shop operator in Waitsburg.
Harvey Orian "Ora" Hubbell lived in Dayton, Washington, as a youth. He married Frances Evalyn Martin in Dayton, October 15, 1892. They had four children, Homer James, born July 3, 1893. and died November 7, 1906, at Tyler, Washington; Walter Floyd, born October 30, 1894, at Dayton; Viola Anna, born May 9, 1899. at Cheney~ Washington; and Teresa Rosella, born June 17, 1903, at Tyler. Ora died June 9, 1907, at Tyler.
Walter Floyd Hubbell was an automotive mechanic. He married Freda Sophia Miner, September 6, 1914, at Cheney, Washington. They lived in Wilbur, Washington, and had three children, Lucille, Howard, and Geraldine.
Viola Anna Hubbell was married on June 18, 1923, to James Sidney Coleman at Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. Teresa Rosella Hubbell married Rudolph Mel yin Sanderson, June 5, 1935, at Parkland, Washington.
Arthur Owen "Oat" Hubbell, born December 25, 1874, became a barber. His hobby was wood carving and among other articles he made violins from wood imported from Europe. Many of his carvings won prizes at fairs and shows. He was a small, wiry man, about five feet seven inches tall, having his mother's brown eyes and dark brown hair, and a dimple in his chin. He worked on a farm near Starbuck, Washington, for ten years before he was married. Saving his money, except for buying clothes and shoes, he was able to buy an 880 acre ranch nine miles southwest of c4eney, Washington, where he and his wife lived after they were married.
Arthur met one of Rosa Schmidt's twin brothers at barbering school in Spokane. The brother told about his maiden sister back home in Iowa who had a flower collection. Arthur sent her a pressed wild rose. This started their correspondence. It was not long before Arthur went back to Iowa to court her,. barbering in a town near Bonaparte. Because of Rosa's heart
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~ ing that spring, she followed. Arthur and Rosa Mildred Schmidt were married in 1907. Both were 31 years old.
Arthur and Rosa became the parents of three daughters, Mary Fara, Sylva Eva, and Rosella. Knowing their third child's arrival was close at hand, Arthur sent to Cheney for the doctor. Having to travel nine miles by horse and buggy over dirt roads,the doctor did not get to the ranch on time. Rosa propped the big medicine/cook book up on her knees, and Arthur, following her instructions, delivered the baby they named Rosella. The date was July 16, 1913.
Arthur could do almost anything, from farming to butchering. When the family lived at Davenport for three years he had a meat market. He thought education was important because he had not had any. His main objective in life was to see his three daughters become teachers like their mother. When the girls were a little older, the family moved to Cheney which had a Normal School for teacher training.
Some of the Pettyjohns came to visit the Hubbell family one Sunday arriving in two cars. That Sunday, Rosella had the most embarrassing moment of her life. Her father introduced her to Jack Pettyjohn, his first cousin. Being thirteen years of age, Rosella hung her head. Arthur said to her, "When I introduce you to someone, look him in the eye and shake his hand." Arthur was stern like his mother but spoke softly.
Arthur had a barber shop in Spokane near where his parents and his sister Ella lived. He took care of his parents during the night as they grew older. Arthur did this for at least eight years, getting home once a week on Saturday night and leaving Sunday evening. He would set up Saturday appointments for his daughter, Rosella, who would ride the bus in from Cheney to work, cutting hair and perhaps doing finger waves.
Ella Hubbell cared .for their parents during the day. Ella never married, telling her fiance she needed to care for her parents as long as they lived. Lo and behold! They both lived to the ripe old age of 89.
Rosa Schmidt Hubbell took in boarders. She was very modern for her day. Before she was married, she had taught on a teacher's certificate back in Iowa. Now that she was in a college town, she wanted to actually graduate from a college. She was old going to school, her children thought, being 54 years of age. There were only two older women attending classes at that time. Rosa was one of them. Rosa would run up to her classes before getting dinner
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for the boarders. Rosa and her three daughters all got teaching certificates the same summer. Rosa earned a two year; Fara, a life certificate; Eva, a three year; and Rosella, a three year.
Arthur took care of his whole family. From the barbershop, Arthur furnished money to pay his parents' and his sister Ella's expenses. He brought his brother, Albert, to Spokane from where he was working and got him a job. Arthur gave his brother, Dot, a job building houses in Cheney.
One of his greatest achievements was carving a cane which told about the events in his life. and making two violins. He passed away in May, 1949. One of the violins he had made was played at his funeral. Rosa died in November, 1950.
Mary Fara was a teacher who had been born February 2, 1909, in Cheney. She m~rried Q-eorge J. Heglar, a car sale smart. They had no children. Fa-ra was librarian at Roosevelt School in Spokane for many years and national president of the Women's Relief Corps. (Grand Army of the Repubulic) She passed away in July, 1996, in Spokane.
Sylva Eva was born February 9, 1911, and became a teacher. She married Burton Joseph Carney, June 22, 1935. They had one son, Burton, and two daughters, Carol and Rosemary. They all became teachers. Burton, Jr. married Edith Newman. They have no children. Carol married Rodney Thompson and they are the parents of two children, Lisa.and David. Rosemary married Russell Griggs but they were later divorced. Rosemary and Russell are the parents of a daughter, Rebecca Ruth, who is married to Sal Salvador.
After her husband died, Eva Hubbell Carney moved back to Cheney and resumed her teaching career. Later, she became reading consultant for the Spokane Schools. Eva raised many flowers. Her award winning dahlias were as big as dinner plates. She also did stained glass pictures, the most outstanding being a Madonna four feet high, exhibited several places. Eva died in December of 1996, in Cheney.
Roy Stanley Hansen and Rosella Louise Hubbell were married on June 22, 1935. Roy was born in Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada, August 19, 1913. He was of Danish and German descent. He had blue eyes and a light complexion. His father was born in Denmark, had crossed the American plains headed west at the age of five years during the Civil War. Roy's grandmother died near Laramie, Wyoming, on the trek. When Roy was born his father was 56 years old and his mother was 36 years old. _____ ~
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Rosella and Roy Hansen became the parents of two children, Peter Owen and Helen Louise "Teri." Peter Owen Hansen was born February 11, 1938. He is a physician (MD) and teaches paramedics. Pete was named as a top ten physician in the USA. He married Karalee Towhee Olson, a nurse. Karalee's birth had occurred September 7, 1939. They had two sons, Erik and Leif,and one daughter, Binget, who is married to Stefan Nilson. Binget and Stefan have one son, Kjell Erik. Stefan is in the construction business and Binget works for the Washington and Alaska Halibut Game Commission. They all live in Alaska. Erik died at the age of 31, with a brain tumor and Leif was killed in an accident while in his 20's. Both sons had been Eagle Scouts.
Helen Louise "Teri" Hansen was born September 5, 1939, and became a teacher like other members of the family. She married George Mortensen Bybee, born January 17, 1939, who also became a teacher. He now has Bybee Construction, building houses, condos and commercial buildings in Colville. Teri and George have a son, Aaron, a truck driver married to Tonya Marie Henjum; and a daughter, Tonja Kashan, who studied fashion design and is married to Scott Brookover. Scott is in construction. Aaron and Tonya Bybee are the parents of Victoria and Veronica. Tonya and Scott Brookover have two sons, Trace and Grant.
When her children were very young, Rosella became severely ill with asthma and her weight went down to seventy-nine pounds, The young mother was taken to Seattle where the best chest specialist in the Northwest was located. With Roy's love, many prayers and care, Rosella went home after six months. She recuperated just as fast as the illness had come.
As their children were growing up, Roy was Cub Master_ and worked with the Scouting program. Rosella was a den mother and years later supervised a teen girls' group. The family had a lake cabin and spent many weekends there, swimming, boating, and eating the many hamburgers Roy barbecued. The kids' teenage friends were always welcome. ·
Roy owned Hansen Hardware in Cheney. Each day Rosella would send Roy off to work with a big hug and kiss, and a "Good luck today." He was on the city council at 24 years of age, police commissioner, and city supervisor for eleven years before he retired. He belonged to the Masonic and Shriner's ~odges, and_ the National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers.
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cate from Cheney Normal School, her B.A. from EWCE (now EWU) in the 1960's, and later, a masters from Whitworth College in Spokane. She was a teacher like her mother and many of her cousins and other family members. Getting her mother's long switch out of the old trunk, and winding it into a bun on the back of her head made her look older when she was nineteen years of of age and seeking her first teaching position.
The last ten years of her career, Rosella taught mainly geology to two hundred eighth graders a day, and during the summers teaching geology at Eastern Washington College, Gonzaga University, and Whitworth College. She was awarded National scholarships three different summers. One was to the University of Georgia for studying geology and chemistry, one to Vassar in New York: State for geology, another to Adler Planetarium in Chicago · fcfr .:astronomy. She represented the Northwest Region for Teachers of Science in Boulder, Colorado.
Rosella's most loved hobby has been amateur radio, "Hams" they are called. Talking to every state in the USA, every continent, plus talking to the seven weather stations in Antarctica has been rewarding. In order to become a "Ham" one must pass a Morse Code of thirteen words a minute plus a written test. When she taught sixth graders in Spokane, she would get to school early to teach any student who was interested. FCC officers passed more than fifty. of her students; giving them their general class licenses. Several made ham radios fron1 kits. Roy, Pete, and Teri also got their ham licenses. Roy's call was W7WVA, Pete's KL7GSA, and Teri's W7VWA. Rosella's call was W7ULK. Another ham nicknamed her Ugly Little Kid for the "ULK. 11
Four months out of the winter, Roy and Rosella lived in Palm Springs during their retirement years in their fifth-wheeler. Being an enthusiastic hiker, Rosella climbed many trails including Murray Peak, the highest point around Palm Springs. She ran in Bloomsday twice, at ages 73 and 74. One year she finished just 19 seconds too late for a trophy. Bloomsday is an annual seven and one half mile run each spring in Spokane. As many as fifty-one thousand people have registered for the run.
In December, 1991, Rosella had a stroke, for two months she w_as unable to talk. One finger held up was "yes" and two fingers was "no." She had to learn to talk all over again. Now, she does everything with her left hand and she is not left handed!
Rosella is still interested in rocks. She and Roy used to carry rock hammers in the trunk of their car. Now· Teri takes her to
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Today, Ros e lla is alone since Roy died in 1997. They had celebrated their sixty-first wedding anniversary. They had gone together five years b e fore being married. She lives in a duplex n ear downtown Colville . She has the computer "bu g," spending hours each day writin g stories of h e r life with Roy w ith one finger of her left hand. P ete comes down from Alaska and visits her every two or three months , and T eri, living in Colville, does many things for Rosella.
At the age of eighty-five years, Rosella is happy a nd content with her life.
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:Tyler, ·wi{er;' he ~~sided until the ~spring-~( ~1°906, at whlch.tiine'· he moved to Tyler to sc_hool his· chil-. dren, also purcl}.ased ihe meat'market and·st~ted-a :.groc_ery"~~or~ ~n_ conµec~-tion. .. · . · -· · ·..,· ; · · · · · •: . On Friday, June 7th~ he _-met. -with; an accident : while riding after ~oine stock. He at once; was taken to the Sacred · Heart · Hospital_ at Spokane, where on ·sunday · at twelye · o'~lock; June 9th-~e died from internal inj-uries. His age was 35 ·years and -12 days.
The deceased was the -father ~f four -children, tw9 b_oys ··an4 ·two :girls.·" His wife and three children -_survive him, the older boy having died November 7, 1906. _ · ~e ~Iso leaves ·_a father, mother, three ·brothers ·and one sister besides ·a host of friends to m~urn _ his_ death.
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.:· 5 .· J . ~- \-' : : . •' DIEID •.. :-: ;;r:: trr·. ':. ft :HUGBEB...:.. Near Fairfteld~:·.:wasbington'; .:-. SeJ•t. r,. 1896., Mrs. ,Alice·':D. · Hughes. ··-:wire·of John Hu1Zbee 1 · a1Zed :ss .. years, ·. "'one month and 28 days •. , · ·,·: ":: . ._;i. .·'.Mrs •. Hughes is ··well 'irnow'n'·. in. tbis·
commi1~Jty 1 · baving lh•ed in this:· count:, a·1nimber of'j·eare •. : · She'~leavee·a hue• . band. and .. ftve children 'abd .-relatives Jo Dayton ;to ·mourn her loss/} Four.~; b(· ller cb!ldr~n are girle,· the yoonges~·btit,::tht~~ :m,~nh~s:01'1~ ·: Mrs.· 'HtiglJ!&J\\·a~]l(\i~t. :~~ f~t1,~ft1 _end be~· de~•~iiS:"l~~-~~p~ct{ e~lYrto;all:• ", Only•a few'qioments.b11fQt~ ber:aPatb',~1.-e- ditl·not roo'sillei':ihat'-°sb'e was•.;d11~11~1ously ill ·and thonglit:ihaf~I e would he well in a few day@, -._ Her . sud• 'de1Wtakin1 <-ff·\\ as a Pad:·; blbw .. to:· her iiiotl~er, ·Mrs.- w·. '.R CahmT··,u1cftie~·two brothers/ ~W.·.'E.:and_:·& P:·Cibill?•:wbo' reside fa'.t'bil c\ty >: ~::wi·~n-:~nd =::·k;·f p~ Cahill:' aiien'ded' tlie. ftin~ral-ivhi6h1ociur: .·- . . ·,. . . . . .. . . -~-r~~ · r~o'ui .th_e /ar~ _ r~idenc~l~e~f 1,~~~!~:~j _ fiela,--SaturdayJast._ .,. · :,:-f :f.(:_-.;.;:-·.<F;
. · Mrs. Burr -magllos. i Word was·recelved In Dayton Thurs
~1ayor the death of Mrs. Burr. Hughes, at. Medical Lake, :wodnes,l~Y evening at. 9 o'clock. · /
Mr. ·A. P.-ca1i1i1 and his motl101· departed · for -Medical Lake. Thursday af-ternoon to be pr~sent nl the funeral Friday. .
Mrs; Hughes had been suffering for some tlme with valvular heart trouble. B~sldes her husband slle lenvos two young sons ant\ other relatives to mou1•n her.· Mrs. Hughes was aged ~bout ~lrty-two years. •
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Burr Hughes Dies July 4
Burr W. Hughes, 80, retired banker at Pomeroy, died Monday, July 4, of a heart attack at his home .
. He had been in failing health for · the past year.
Mr. Hughes was born in Da1ton · on February 2 1880, and received
his elementary education in the local schools. On March 22, 1921, he was married at Spokane. His wife, Eva, survives at the home in Pomeroy.
He came to Pomeroy in 1940 at . the time the Old National Bank of Spokane acquired the Pomeroy State bank. He retired from the banking business in 1952 after having been actively engaged in this career for 47 years, 28 years of which were spent with ONB at Me<lical Lake, Davenport~ Reardan and Pomeroy. Dayton Company ·
Mr. Hughes was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, seeing service in the Philippines. His comv.any was organized in Dayton and its rosler listed the names of volunteer soldiers residing in Southeastern Washington. It is reported that there are now only two members of the companI still living: Thad Patterson of Pomeroi. and Eugene Hull of Coeur d Alene, Idaho.
In addition to his wife, other survivors include two sons, Burr W. Jr. of Clarkston and Grady of Seattle; three sisters, Floy Gray, Lida Minier and Kay Johnson, all living in California, and five grand-children. ·
Mr. Hughes was a member of the Methodist church, Masonic lodge and Royal Arch Masons.
Final rites were held Thursday
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O. 0. H~ghes Passes.
T~ k Hughes r~celved a telegram Friday afternoon Informing him that his father,·O, 0. Hughes was dead.·
Mr. Hughes had 'made his home with 1
his ·. daughter, 111rs~ J .. G. Malone,· the j past· two years. .
Mr. Hugh~s was born in Bourbon bounty~ Kentucky, and had he lived un.tll June_;_ would ~ave been 95 · years i of · age. , lte came to Oregon In 1852
. and to Oolumbla county ln 1880. He 1 took up a_ donation claim in Oregon. ( Mr~·Hughes leaves two sons and one : daughter, W. J. and T. N .. Hugltes of ''.Dayton, and Mrs. J. G. Malone, of Po~tland. . . The funeral · wlll be . held . Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. at the Baptist Church. '•
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WILLIAM: ,J. HUGHES · W~ J. f-I~bes, 77, died. at hJs
'home on South''wmow St., Sunday evening at 6 :30 o'clock. He had been in falling health for some time· but his condition was not serious until recently.
Bom In McMinnville, Oregon, August 2, 1864, he came here about 55 years ago. He followed · the carpent.ery trade until his retirement. He was malTied t.c> Miss•'Jennle Montgomery, a member of early settlers of thb comm.unity.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. E. L. Whitcomb, Portland, ~ sister,· Mrs. Ellis Malone, Portland, and a brother, Thomas N: Hughes, Dayt,on.
:nrrs. A"mcr.icn. llnghes. Mrs. America Hughes, wife of C. C.
Hughes, of tllis city, pnssed away at the" family· home Saturday, March 30, '. aged 81 years, one month and 14 days~! The funeral was held from the Chris . ttan church at 2 o'clock P, m. Suuday, 1
Rev. F. T. Porter officiating. . The deceased was a native of Ken
tuckY, but lived in Mlssoul"i for a number of years after her marriage to Mr. Hughes. The family crossed the plains fn 1862 and have ~eslded in Dayton : for about thirty years.
The deceased is survived' by her husband, C. C. Hughes, two sons, . T. N Hughes and W. J. Hughes of Dayt~n, and a daughter, Mrs. J. G. Malone, of Portland.
Bill tlughes Dies Friday Of Saw Cut · The body ~f W. G. (Bill) i
Hughes of Dayton was found · about eight o'clock Monday evening, December 17, by Sheriff E. E. "Duke"· Warwick in the shop building behind the Hughes home at 314 North Sixth street.
Coroner Roy Cahill' reported that Hughes bled to death ~er his left wrist had bef:!n severely cut by the power saw which he was usiµg in hJs shop. Death was accidental, Cahill declared, as he placed the time of -.death as late •Friday evening, December -14.
Absence Not Missed Hughes' absence had not
alarmed his· friends because it was believed he was in a Walla Walla hospital for minor surgery on his hand. Friends called Sher. iff W ~rwick after they had noted that his name was not listed as a hospital patient in the Walla Walla daily new~paper.
Funeral services for Mr. Hughes will be held Thursday at ·2 p. m. from the Hubbard-Rogg chapel. The Rev. Melvin Fenner, pastor : of the Congregational church, ! wlll officiate. Interment wlll be I in Dayton City Cemetery. '
William Garfield Hughes, age 70, was born in Russell Gulch, Colorado.
He came to Payton in 1919 from Salt Lake City. For a num,ber. of years he operated the Chevrolet garage and later an!~dependent garage. From 1940, with the exception of a four-year period, he was manager of the Day.tPP:,stor.e , fo~ :the Washington State Liquor Control Commission.
Married ID 1916 He was married in Butte, Mon
tana, in 1916. His wife, Rhea, preceded him in death on Noveµtber 21, 1948.
Mr. Hughes was active in city and civic affairs. He was a former city councilman, served as superintendent of the fall fair, Srnd was a member of Kiwanis club, Elks and Eagles. · Survivors include two sons,
: Wi.lliam N. of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Richard N. of Everett; a sister-in-law, Miss Fern Cheshire of Walla Walla, and two grand. children.
Members of the BPOE lodge of Walla Walla will assist in the funeral services.
were_~ed Hl-.1~i~.iollowing the ~_ge the· Hughes-· lived. for .. a short ·time· in bdth Salt Lake City, Utah, and Preston, Idaho. ·
They came to DSNton in July 1918 and have since made this their home: So long as her health permitted Mrs Hughes was very· active in the Con: gregatiomu church and the Elizabeth Forrest-Day club. The mem: bers ~oted her an honorary mem:
/ bersh!p after her health no longer ~emutted her to take an active part m the club work. She was also intensely interested in dramatics and
J. ,S-~ / 141 devoted much of her time to th.is work during the early days of her
RBEA CBESB'.IRE HUGHES residence in Dayton. Mrs. W. G. Hughes died at Brin- B~ides her husband, Mrs. Hughes
ing hospital Swrday ·after a critical survivors are two sons, Richard N. illness of about a week. : Cerebral Hughes, Everett, and William N. hemorrhage is given as the ca~e of !~hes, yienn~. Austria; and one death. Mrs. Hughes had been in n-r er, Miss Fem Cheshire, Walla failin· h 1th "'Bili!, g ea more or less for the past ten or fifteen years, Funeral services were held from
Rhea Cheshire ·was born br Tren- tbe Congregation~ church Wedneston, Missouri, .November 21 1885 ~Y. aft.ernoon with Rev. J. Logan
• · Permger offi · tin She was a graduate of Trenton high ~-------- __ Cl_!~ __ ~ _ schoo~ and had attended a dramatic -school hr Chicago.
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CENSUS INDEX (This index includes every given name on the census record)
HUKILLo HUl(ILLe HUKILL• HUKILL• HUKILLo HUKILLo HUIC.ILLo HUKILL o HUK.ILLo ""~!:h
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8 May 1909-Miss Frankie Hukill was the guest of Pomeroy friends a few days this week.
22 May 1909-The following teachers have been seleced for next year: Miss Frankie Hukill.
29 May 1909-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson delightfully entertained a number of their friends with a _picnic_party on the Tucanon last Sunday. The d~y was spent in fishing, story telling and feasting. Among those present: Alice, Mary, Frankie Hukill.
29 May 1909-"Display Manual Worlc": Misses Mamie Foss and Frankie Hukill have a display of manual training work, which was done by the_pupils of their respective school rooms, on exhibition in the windows of the Sprout & Barnhart Merchantile Company store. The Worlc is very excellent and shows that a great deal of pains and effort has been put forth to make a good showing.
12 June 1909-The Misses Hukill and Heuton and Mr. L.F. Paulin entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Sprout Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Charles Ust, who leaves in a few days for St. Joe, Idaho. the evening was delightfully $pent at_playing games and music at the conclusion of which dainty refreshments were served.
19 June 1909-Miss Frankie Hukill returned Sunday from a short visit with friends at Eureka Flat.
19 June 1909-A. Hukill, who has been very ill for some time, is reported to be on the road to recovery.
19 June 1909-Mrs. E. Hukill, Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Vannice, of Dayton, and Mrs. L. Latimer of Walla Walla, were in the city a few d~ys this week having been called here on account of the illness of A. W. Hukill.
26 June 1909-"Card of Thanks' and obituary of Allen Wiley Hukill.
1 O July 1909-Messrs. Geppart and Christfield are busily engaged this week building a porch on the residence of the Misses Hukill.
17 July 1909-The Hukill residence is being decorated with a new coat ofpaint this week.
17 July 1909-The Misses Mary and Francis Hukill are at the C. W. Pearson farm at Eureka Flat this week taking a vacation.
18 Sept 1909-School opened Monday with the following rooms: Miss Hukill 2nd grade.
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9 Oct 1909-Miss Alice Hukill is a Garden City caller, attending the fair.
9 Oct 1909-Misses Foss, Hukill, Lampbelle, Dickenson and Principal Shelton are attending the teachers institute at Dayton this week.
6 Nov 1909-A party of young people were invited to a chicken dinner at Mrs. C. W. Pearson's ranch on Eureka Flat. Those present were: Frankie and Alice Hukill. (Refer to Pearson history for more names.)
11 Dec 1909-A linen shower was given at Mrs. Herbert Bamhar's this week for Miss Mary Hukill. Starbuck will soon lose one of its society girls. Can't say who the lucky man is, but will later on.
8 Jan 1910-Misses Mary and Frankie Hukill spent Christmas in Spokane at the home of Mrs. Samuel Waller.
15 Jan 1910-A marriage license was issued at Walla Walla to Miss Mary Hukill and Mr. Jim McDonough. Miss Hukill is one of the best ladies of Starbuck, and Mr. McDonough is well known here. The Chronicle joins in wishing them happiness and prosperity.
9 July 1910-Miss Frankie Hukill is visiting at La Grande, Oregon.
23 July 1910-Miss Frankie Hukill arrived home from La Grande, Oregon, Wed.
20 Aug 1910-The Misses Hukill entertained at dinner last Tuesday Mrs. Bell Henderson of Starbuck and Mrs. Joe Chaise of Spokane.
20 Aug 1910-The following teachers have been engaged for Starbuck schools: Frankie Hukill-Second Primary.
25 Oct 1911-A dinner party was given Wednesday evening at Hotel Dayton. Teachers who had at any time attended the Cheney Normal were present: Those were present, Miss Hukill.
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8 Feb 1908-Miss Mary Hukill returned home Sunday, after a few weeks visit with friends at Walla Walla.
7 Mar 1908-Charles Wellman and Mansfield Rayburn were Walla Walla visitors Tuesday and Wednesday, called as witnesses for Miss Ida Hukill in her homestead proof.
7 Mar 1908-Miss Ida Hukill was in the Garden City this week making final proof on her homestead, 9 miles west of here. Five years ago when she filed on the land it was considered of little value, but today is the
reverse. The land producted better than 30 bushels per acre of first class wheat last year, which before had raised only coyote yells. She is to be congradulated on her success as a wheat rancher. But what her friends deem best, however, is that she will no longer have to spend so many lonesome hours so far from them.
25 Apr 1908-Marriage of W.E. Sprout and Ida Hukill-Will copy article. Can be found in another section.
25 Apr 1908-Miss Frankie Hukill, who is attending State Normal School at Cheney, was home to attend her sister's wedding.
9 May 1908-Wa/ters Brothers, successors to J.H. Wa/te,s, have moved their stock of goods into the old Blackman store and expect to add a full line of dry goods. Miss Alice Hukill will be in charge of the department.
13 June 1908-A. W. Hukill and daughter, Mrs. C. W. Pearson are visiting at Walla Walla this week.
13 June 1908-Miss Frankie Hukill returned from Cheney, Wash., Sunday having completed the work in the state normal at that place.
27 June 1908-Miss Franie Hukill is confined to her home with a mild attack of the measles.
11 July 1908-Miss Mary Hukill is visiting in Walls Walla this week.
11 July 1908-Mrs. Latimer, of Walla Walla, sister of A. W. Hukill, who has been visiting at the Hukill home for a few-days, left for home Monday.
12 Sept 1908-School starts in starbuck Monday- teachers: Miss Francis Hukill teachinfJ primary.
26 Sept 1908-School Items: Miss Hukill is planning to have the primary grades do some raffiawork.
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26 Sept 1908-Miss Hukill when asked if her pupils were mischievious enough to be interesting replied. "The pupils are so good that everything is interesting. "
10 Oct 1908-School Items: The boys accidentally broke a pane of glass out of one of the windows in Miss Hukill's room one day this week. The boys were game, however, and had a new glass in the following morning.
31 Oct 1908-Miss Alice Hukill left Saturday for Moscow and other points to visit with friends.
31 Oct 1908-The Misses Hukill have issued invitations for a Hallow'een party. . Judging from the hostesses a jolly time will be had by all those who
accept the hospitality.
7 Nov 1908-The Misses Hukill have issued invitations for a Halloween night.
14 Nov 1908-A. W. Hukill has been confined to his room for the past week, suffering with la grippe.
28 Nov 1908-The Hukill girls and Miss Minnie roust and C.H. Ust were entertained at Manuel Nascimento's Sunday at a big turkey dinner.
5 Dec 1908-Miss Wellman has been refereeing the girl's basketball team during Miss Hukill's absence.
12 Dec 1908-On account of the crowded condition of the room Miss Hukill's pupils are attending school only 112 day. One class going in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. This means a great loss to the scholars and is a financial loss to the district as well in so much as the money appropriated by the state for school purposes is based on the attendance. An addition to the school room is an urgent want. The parents whose children are affected by the new order have vigorously protested against it but so far the board has been unable to solve the difficulty in any more saisfatory manner.
13 Feb 1909-School Notes: Miss Foss and Miss Hukill entertained Miss Miller and the pupils of the high school last Thursday evening. The evening was
pleasant-ly spent in playing games. Dainty refreshments were served.
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1919 Oct 19, 1948 Burled February 7, 1924. (No Marker)
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STAR OF STARBUCK
NOTIOE FOR PUBLICA'flON. Department of the Interior 1.nnd O.fficc·'a.t
Walla Wolle., Wash, Jan. 18, 1908. Notice is here by given that
·1da Hukill, of Starbuck, Washington, has filed notice of her intention to make fino.1 five year proof in support of her claim viz:· Hpmestead Entr)' No~ 12096 made Feb. 28, l~;J, for theSW¼ NE¼, S½ NWl-4, NEl-4 SWl-4, Scc;:tion 12, 'fownship _12 N.; Range 36 E. _W. M., and that said proof will be made before the Register a1id Receiver at ·walla Wtillt11 Wash., on March 4, 1908. · ......__ . ·/ •
He names the following witn.9,fs"as to prove his COl\tinuous_ residence ~P,voi1".6nd cultivation of the land, viz: - . . -.J.E. Painter, of Clyde, :wash., Mansfield
· Rayburn, C. v. Wellman, C. P. Barger, all of Stu.1·buck, Wash. .
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On Sunday. at 6 p. m. at the home of the bride in East Starbuck, William E. Sprout and Ida Hukill were united in marriage, the Rev. J. L, Hess offlci-
. ating. . The ceremony was followed by th~ presentation of many gifts· from frie~ds~ · and a wedding supper. Mr .. and Mrs. Sprout left on the evening train for the Easf via California, and will be gone about three months.
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TIIE T(l\\"X OF ST.\RilL-CK
There are, ho\\"e,·er, se\·eral Yillages \\·hose records, had \\"e space for them, would afford much matter o f interest. The leading one of these is Starbuck. This has become within the last few years a ra il road po int of much importance, being a di\·is ion and locomotive station on the 0. \\. R. & :t\ . System, and, a s the r esult o f this, providing homes for a numbe r o f families and being the center of a \'cry considerable business. It is the junction of the Pomeroy branch with the main line, and as an immense business is done on that branch, there is the prospect of a steady increase in the business centering at Starbuck. The picturesque and pi scatoria l Tucanon, of historic fame, and the drainage stream of one of the richest and most beau tiful valleys in the state, passes right through the town, and its bright \\"aters impart a needed verdure to the rather arid land as well as diffuse a g ra te ful coolness to the sometimes intense heat which lhc low altitude and blu ffy hill shoulders on either side impose upon the place.
Sta rlmck may be said lo h;n·e come into existence \\·ith the construction of the railroad ;ind the erectio n o f a warehouse and section house in 1882.
Tt is re ferred to in the Chro11 iclc o f Dayton in December, 1886, as Starbuck S tation. l\ [ention is made also o f Col. George Hunter as rccei\· ing a t that time the appointment a s rail road agent. Colonel Hunter was noted as a pioneer and was the author of a book on pioneer life, entitled: "Reminiscences of an Old Timer."
Cpon the complet io n o f the P omeroy branch line in 1886 cons iderable building ensued. ?I [cl ntosh 1 :rothers cs tabli~hcd a store, a depot building and several other buildings were put up. Sad to relate these buildings were destroyed by li re the next year. •
ln ,~SS-9 a nc1r e ra o f building came on, the most important structures being the round-house, 111achinc shop5. section houses. agent's house, turn-table, and ~omc minor buildings, constructed by the ra ilroad compa ny. Dut S tarbuck seems to ha\·c ri\·;ilcd D ayton in di 5;1 :: te rs by fire. O n ]\[ay 18, 1893. the valuable structures of the railroad company. with much oi l and coal and a number o f locomo tives, became Yirti,11s of a fi re. The loss to the company \\·as $500,000;
ln 1R9-1 :\lrs. :\Iary :\ fclntosh undertook to lay ou t a l01rn site. The plat was filed on ,Tune 1st . In October of the same year \ ,. oodencl"s Addition was platted. ln ,~(i Starbuck became incorporated as a city o f the fourth class.
The municip;il officers of the first go,·ernment were: \\'. E. Sprout, mayor; C. A. nlacl,rnrtn, J ohn 1-!oddy, Frank .\ctor, \V. F. Gardner and i\L Ray, councilmen.
\Vi thi11 the decade follo1ring incorporation. Starbuck has increased in populatic,n from ;ibout four hundred to about seYen hundred and fifty. The increased rail road force and added build ings in connection \\'ith di\·is ion headquarters has made substantial increa,es in bus iness. and ;i t the present the metropolis of the Tucanon is a bu~y, hustling little city. with a fine school building, several churches, a flourishing bank. a number o f stores. and many pleasant homes en1bo1\'ered in trees.
\ ~ he present cit~ go\'e rnment. of S tarbuck is composed of the followi,w: - fa) o r, VI/. H. Bai nhart; councrlmen, W a llis Brundson C H I . t :\I \o' :\IcCool J H Walt · L J' JI · ' · · _,s • - · · G . ' . . , er s, . ·-. trkrl l ; treasurer, Sam \\falter s . clerl· D C
ue, nsey; marsha l, James Smith. ' , , . .
There are three churches in Starbuck : EpisCOJ)al o f ·h· 1 l . R ev J 1 I 1 , I\ 1c 1 tie pastor 1s t~e .pu~p1/; ;;a~1~l~;'.1 a l~o pas to1: o f the Episcopa l Church a t Pomeroy; Christ ia n,
_ . c 1 rs occupied by Rev. ]\[r, Dio-ains o f \Vall \V II . ?lkthod1st, 111 \\'hich scr\'ices are. maintained, but :; present w it~out ~1 as,tattehccl past 0r.
Starbuck Cemetery is Southwest of the town, acr~ the Tucannon river, on the hill.The . ~ldest~grav~-~n the c~metery is f?at of Arthur !!ukill, who ~ied in 1886. _. ~
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: · Card of Thanks. : · We wish to thank the many friends· who so kindly assisted us during the
... Jllness and death of our beloved '.·father. ! MRS. W. E. SPROUT. 1- MRS. C. W. PEARSON. ): ALICE HUKILL. ? LEWIS HUKILL. . • MARY E. HUKILL. , . FRANCES· I. HUKILL.
Obftuary. . Allen Wiley Hukill, one of the old
. est and well respected pioneers of Columbia county, died at his home in
· Starbuck June 21, 1909. He was followed to his last ·resting place by a concourse of" old tline friends from far and near. The nilmerous floral
· offerings show in their silent language the esteem in which he was held.
In . Mr. Hukill's . · death . Columb\a county loses one pioneer who helped to make history of· these western parts. He was a veteran of the Ro~ue River · Indian war of 1851, he also went through the Nez Perce war of 1878. .
Mr .. Hukill was born September 10, 1828, in Switzerland county, Indiana. He c!rossed the plaina with an ox
· team at the early age of nineteen. After a stay of twenty years he returned to his boyhood home, going
. by _ way of Panama, returning west across the plains in 'fi7. In '69 he returned again to Indiana arid was married December 30, 1869, to Miss Caro'."
. Jina· Taylor, then leaving for/Walla . Walla. Later Mr. Hukill settled near
Covello. In March, 1893;.Ml\ Hukill ·_.- moved with hJs fa.mily . to . Starbuck. ;. His wife dying' here in 1898 •. ·· · · : ·· •. : · He . leave~ - to ~o~rn · Iii's loss six I ; children, Mrs~·. W. E. Sprout, Mrs. C. i W. Pearson,· Alice, Lewi~, Mary and I Frances Hukill. L__ ______ ·---'------ --· ·--~-
\ A littl~ boy· of x;·\v/Ha.kill's a ed ~'\Out 2¼ years, died of · memb~angus-' MrE!•;. Hu~ll Pa,ses. ~~ ednesday morning. . · •: .' Mrs. Etta Hukill passed away at the
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~embranous Croup : iphtheria 30tli,': at s·· P, m., aged_ 78 years, 10 - ·-·-··--·· .. --.... _. __ ·····-···· ········-·-------~-···········-···---····-·month and three days. She was born
/ q 7~ / f 9 g i in ~ennsylvania. in 1841, and has been . , 1 . . a resident of Dayton since 1871 .• She
d.DIE}?r.Mre. Hukill,· aged 66 years, 'leaves one son W.m Hukill A daugh 1ed early Thursday rnorlu'ng of diabetie . ' · · · · -
; at her home in Starbuck. ue bas been ter, Mrs. Geo. -Townsend, died here : an (ovalid for over a YE'ar, nt was taken February 3, 1918.' The funeral was do~ D -eerioiiely lH OD T1,i°esday. Her held .Thursday· morning· at 10 o'clock bu,eband .and all .bnt ooe·of ber euryivhfa from the Hubbara &· Rogg chapel children were with here at the time ·of ~ -··-·-· -- .- ____ · ~eatb.-Shlrhuck Signal •.
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Pioneer Lady Died Friday
Mrs. W. E. (Ida) Sprout, pio• neer of Columbia county, died Friday at the age of 83. Funeral services were held Tuesday after. noon in the Hubbard-Rogg chapel and interment was in the Odd Fellows cemetery in Walla Walla.
Ida Hukill Sprout was born in Walla Walla, October 19, 1870, the daughter of Allen Wiley and Caroline Hukill. With her family she moved to a homestead near Covello in Columbia county at the age of two. When she was 14 the family moved to a farm on the Willow creek about nine miles from Dayton where she attended the New Hope rural : scheol.
In the spring of 1893 the family moved to Starbuck and in 1903 the ambitious young lady took up a homestead near there where she resided until her marriage to William E. Sprout in 1907. Mr. Sprout preceeded her in death a number of years ago.
She continued to reside in Starbuck until just a few years ago when she moved to Central Ferry to be near the family of her son who operates a cattle ranch there.
Survivors include the son, Al• len M. Sprout; two granddaughters, Mrs. Ehrick Wheeler of Portland, and Mary Margaret Sprout, Central Ferry; one great-grandson, William Allen Wheeler, Portland; and four sisters, Mrs. J. H. McDonough of Pullman, Alice Hukill of Veradale, Mrs. C. W. Pearson and Frances McRae of Chatteroy near Spokane. Her only brother, a well known railroader,
. died in January of this year. I Mrs Sprout was a past matron ' of the Eastern Star and a past noble grand of· the ·Rebekah lodge. She was active in the work of the Methodist church of which she was a men:iber.
Wil{J,f:idlcill ·Fin ~1 ~·.Rife s Held,Scit.
.. :Last rites fe>r:,Willa C8Ul) Hukill, so, .,Jlfe.-long · ·resi~ent of Columbia county, · were held Saturday .morning, October 19,
.. from the Hubbard-Rogg ... chapel. O,fficlating_· · at : the rites was
Ber{ Waddell of Jehovah's Witnesses .. Interment· was in the famjJy .pl~~ :at the'Dayton City Cemetery. ' ·
Mr. Huki1i" died. Mo11day, October 14, a·t his home at 501 West Clay street. .
Bom iii County He was born in Columbia
county in January, 1877 and had lived here during his life. He had been employed as a farm .laborer and later as a janitor for .several Dayton · business fir111s.
Mr. Hukill, who never married is survived by four first cou~ins, Miss Alice Hukill of Walla Walla; Mrs. Gene Pear-. son and Mrs. L. ·Pearson, both of Chattaroy, and ·Mrs. A. McDon·ald of Pullman.
He was preceded in death in }920. py his mother.
Mrs. George Townsend. Mrs. G. N. Townsend passed away
Sunday evening at her home at about · five-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Townsend had been in fa111ng health for some months, but that day was about the house as usual and had company in the house that afternoon. Her death was caused by heart failure .
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from the home and interment . made in. the Dayton cemetery. Mrs. Townsend is survived by her mother, Mrs. Hukill, a brother, W. Huk111, her husband, G. N. Townsend, and one son, Ira Townsend.
Mrs. Townsend was 47 years of age and had lived here the greater part j of her life. where she leaves many : life-!ong _Mmds.