Obituaries (January 1934 - March 1934) (251 pages)

BEY m4 ay mite Sue £iahi ie Rite ae o roe 64 iis. ioabolelh trose Hc om rin sicsipton, wl 0 Los Angeles ten days from few hotrs Stay. n‘'home at Montrose, les, was entirely dolood of December 31*. and: ‘Mrs. ‘Crampton, ed.in mining at Remeens, ‘Nevada . county, b ‘the flood scene until ‘ad, were only able 2nt here and: there or gollections of . orienpapers: and personal ic Mok . l ini the:. Montrose 2. was‘far more deye Long Beach earthered more than 600 tely penniless and ture Found tal Examination old, 30, Sicrra counteged reported to ng basal fracture of the an accident ens the Jones Memorial y upon simulténcous le was not suffering cture and Ahad © da: to a aiahidats and eraington Hill’ ional 7 Me _ Friends, Mine ¥ i ‘dite “ass ange frionds, helthbore saa tective iucague attende d. the services of the late Matthey at Son F uneral Parlors yesterdg y morning at 10 o’clock: conducted: ‘tthe chapel service livered the benediction at Wellows. cemetery, took place. Pallbearers were: Frank Bevins, J. P. Funk, William Rowett, Simon U. Mitchell, 0% 1 funeral Frank. ithe. Odd where’ interment bert. Wills. apes Brother of Lika I Man. bs. Cornish Spicerroad, Exeter, formerly of Recruth, /Cornwall, a brother of James Horo/ ‘of this city. . Perth took place October 11, 1933. Su fviving relatives are ai. widow, yrs Jane Ann Hore and a: ‘daughter, Miss' Winifred Madge Hore, who will an estate valued, between and: 16,990 pounds. James Wore of this city ig one of three re enathing children of a ily of ten, Aottowing the reeent death of his brother; a sister residing in London and a brother tn Redruth. inherit "19,255 as fami i Sierra. founty oMes,; forkers : members of thé Ming. Work rs’ “Broi the chapel of the W. R. Te: ord and ¥ Rev. A.’ Y,. Pratt } and de-: and Al4 Died at Exeter, England . newspapers . ‘ernie ia Grass Valley tell of the _ death of Charles Henry Hore of Wdmonde, . = Per Week 7 prose . ‘Entered as mail matter Act lof Congress, March 6 . GRASS AateY Bon cht =r = : FE ECT a Be OT Te WOOD {FOR SALH—DRY BI ' oak, stove wood; 14 jnch chunks, .$2.50 a tier. Dry oak, stove wood wor chunks, Ta tier. Dry manzanita, $2.) tier. Write or phone J. Sut oO Box 733, Phone 1121 6: m Manrice Buysse, 6 .foot 5 ineh 9:00. p. .

BEY m4 ay mite Sue £iahi ie Rite ae o roe 64 iis. ioabolelh trose Hc om rin sicsipton, wl 0 Los Angeles ten days from few hotrs Stay. n‘'home at Montrose, les, was entirely dolood of December 31*. and: ‘Mrs. ‘Crampton, ed.in mining at Remeens, ‘Nevada . county, b ‘the flood scene until ‘ad, were only able 2nt here and: there or gollections of . orienpapers: and personal ic Mok . l ini the:. Montrose 2. was‘far more deye Long Beach earthered more than 600 tely penniless and ture Found tal Examination old, 30, Sicrra counteged reported to ng basal fracture of the an accident ens the Jones Memorial y upon simulténcous le was not suffering cture and Ahad © da: to a aiahidats and eraington Hill’ ional 7 Me _ Friends, Mine ¥ i ‘dite “ass ange frionds, helthbore saa tective iucague attende d. the services of the late Matthey at Son F uneral Parlors yesterdg y morning at 10 o’clock: conducted: ‘tthe chapel service livered the benediction at Wellows. cemetery, took place. Pallbearers were: Frank Bevins, J. P. Funk, William Rowett, Simon U. Mitchell, 0% 1 funeral Frank. ithe. Odd

where’ interment bert. Wills. apes Brother of Lika I Man. bs. Cornish Spicerroad, Exeter, formerly of Recruth, /Cornwall, a brother of James Horo/ ‘of this city. . Perth took place October 11, 1933. Su fviving relatives are ai. widow, yrs Jane Ann Hore and a: ‘daughter, Miss' Winifred Madge Hore, who will an estate valued, between and: 16,990 pounds. James Wore of this city ig one of three re enathing children of a ily of ten, Aottowing the reeent death of his brother; a sister residing in London and a brother tn Redruth. inherit "19,255 as fami i Sierra. founty oMes,; forkers : members of thé Ming. Work rs’ “Broi the chapel of the W. R. Te: ord and ¥ Rev. A.’ Y,. Pratt } and de-: and Al4 Died at Exeter, England . newspapers . ‘ernie ia Grass Valley tell of the _ death of Charles Henry Hore of Wdmonde, . = Per Week 7 prose . ‘Entered as mail matter Act lof Congress, March 6 . GRASS AateY Bon cht =r = : FE ECT a Be OT Te WOOD {FOR SALH—DRY BI ' oak, stove wood; 14 jnch chunks, .$2.50 a tier. Dry oak, stove wood wor chunks, Ta tier. Dry manzanita, $2.) tier. Write or phone J. Sut oO Box 733, Phone 1121 6: m Manrice Buysse, 6 .foot 5 ineh 9:00. p. .