Historical Clippings Book - Nevada County Citizens (HC-07) (296 pages)

Fred M. Miller, son of the ee 4 2 2 _ deceased, who has been making i M re Ouse Rites . his home in Sacramento since é 0 : his appointment to the State potl ‘to he Tomorrow; @ Judge 41 Years MILLER in Funeral services for one of Nev‘ada county’s prominent and dis‘tinguished citizens, Charles A. ‘Morehouse, 84, will be held tor = ‘Morrow at-2 p.m. at the Hooper’ 4 e. . 4 Weaver Chapel, with the Rev. a J. V. Best 4 the Congregational Mother of State Engineei st “Chureh officiating. : Passes Shortly Before _. Judge Morchouse, who had been Midnight at Home of Grass’ Valley: Judicial District Her Sister. judge for 41 years, died yesterday at the Sierra Nevada Memorial ‘phe death of Mrs. Mary H. Hospital after being a patient yfayer, mother of Pred MEMO there since July 8. es ae ene fine Sito: Tagan forced his retirement from the judiciary position four years age and he had been receiviiig hospitalization for intermittent periods ‘since that time. foo erent Soo pore tinct shock to her many friends house kept’ up’ with fishing even * bi after his retirement at 80 years im this oltys . a of age. However he spent a very Bote BUer was Silene et i tirement at his home a week-end with her ‘ea er. dst Fe though troubled to some extent gaearper siieet, h by her health her condition was A native of Grass Valley, ht not considered alarming. Yesterwas born Nov. 27, 1875, the sor tay” Gn Rue Rall: aaun “aa of early day pioneer parents. Ben usual, the first smyptom of the @ nett street in Grass Valley i fatal attack coming shortly after named after his grandparents. Hc 10 o'clock Iast night when she was educated in Grass Valley retired. he family physician schools, quitting high school anc was summoned, but yeas he arnt k in the ticket office rived her condition was beyond aa o Wauace County Narrow medieal aid, In less than an hour 0 e % h ro! after she was stricken the disGauge Railroad where he prog: ition ocenrred. Continued. on nese pare Mrs. Miller was the widow of’ 5 TE Charles 1. Miller who passed Re OF MISS away about ten years ago. Sho TOLD AT BERKELEY 1870 came to Grass Valley, re! siding here continuously ever e since. AS a young woman she ye welectuay ies Mscers ~ sae taught in the local schools in the en ee of this city, to Buena Vista district. Her marae ae a age a Jv., was announc-,; riage to Chailés EE. Miller took % mes =e eon given in her . place in this city. ed a terday. The . Mrs. Miller was a woman of at Berkeley yes so Nana Se pee avas held at the home of ay marked nobility of character and w jt, Jenkins, 935 ‘Mendocino Drive, , one whose strength of character Miss Morgan. \ nis aaa apericeley, Wn Of yery well, known . left its stamp on the many works Miss Mor i with which she was associated. “ t > here, having 2 33 Val=. tended ria Of a sociable nature, she made liey High seine Scans gradua-) % host of friends both in this oO a class of 730. tion the city and at points where she had ae epee a previously made her home, The College of aes to take a secre-. news of her passing will be removing to lay ses Wederal Land} ceived with genuine regret, temial position ity. The family relations of Mrs. ae s oe ae native of New ae Miller wee of a peculiarly afae the University eS. “fectionate nature, Kind and symI George Washington. Lge duintnis pathetic, she performed many J Louis, Missouri, Prior pane? tHe charities, but ever with the unto California to make his {showing hand. is now employed il > the Union Oj) ae om ‘ Contra Costa) Mrs. Miller was an untiring ment of Corporations, which oceurred suddenly at 11:30 last night at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Upton of Neal street, Grass Valley, will come as a disComneny at Oleum, worker for the Woman’s Imcok {provement Club and at the time oe of her death was one of the directors of the organization. sition, left Sucramento immediately upon receiving the sad tidings, He is coming by auto and will ayvive here ¢arly this morning. Mrs, Miller is. survived by her son and two sisters: Mrs. A, J. Upton of this city and Mars. G. +. Herrick of Madison, Maine. DEATH CLAIMED ARCHIE MOORE LAST TUESDAY . Archie oore, » Member of 2, prominent GYass Valley family of . several decades ago, and a receny resident of this city, died last Tues-. day in Oaklkand following a long iliness, according to advices receivec \by friends in this city. Deceased was a native of this clty, ithe son of the late Mr. and Mrs. WLiam Moore, prominent in musicat jand Congregational church circzes many years ago. He attended the jlocal schools, and later entered Calitjornia Institute of Technology. Fotlowing his technical studies, he associated with the Otis Elevator Comjpany, and became manager of its {Oakland branch. . Resigning about three years ago jdue to ill health, he came to this city jwith his wife and purchased a home jon the old Colfax road near the Le/Duc ranch. Summers were spent at ithe home, and winters at the Bret . Harte Inn. Less than a year ago he went to Oakland for medical treatment, but never sufficiently recovered to return here, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Moore and a sister, Mrs. Lucilie Smith of Clarksburg. His mother, . Mrs. Emma Moore, died at Clarksburg only a few weeks ago. Funeral services and cremation were held at Oakland, and it is believed the ashes will be interred in this city, . Moore was a member of Quartz Parlor No. 58, Native Sons of the Golden West, who received official word of his passing in the eastbav.

Fred M. Miller, son of the ee 4 2 2 _ deceased, who has been making i M re Ouse Rites . his home in Sacramento since é 0 : his appointment to the State potl ‘to he Tomorrow; @ Judge 41 Years MILLER in Funeral services for one of Nev‘ada county’s prominent and dis‘tinguished citizens, Charles A. ‘Morehouse, 84, will be held tor = ‘Morrow at-2 p.m. at the Hooper’ 4 e. . 4 Weaver Chapel, with the Rev. a J. V. Best 4 the Congregational Mother of State Engineei st “Chureh officiating. : Passes Shortly Before _. Judge Morchouse, who had been Midnight at Home of Grass’ Valley: Judicial District Her Sister. judge for 41 years, died yesterday at the Sierra Nevada Memorial ‘phe death of Mrs. Mary H. Hospital after being a patient yfayer, mother of Pred MEMO there since July 8. es ae ene fine Sito: Tagan forced his retirement from the judiciary position four years age and he had been receiviiig hospitalization for intermittent periods ‘since that time. foo erent Soo pore tinct shock to her many friends house kept’ up’ with fishing even * bi after his retirement at 80 years im this oltys . a of age. However he spent a very Bote BUer was Silene et i tirement at his home a week-end with her ‘ea er. dst Fe though troubled to some extent gaearper siieet, h by her health her condition was A native of Grass Valley, ht not considered alarming. Yesterwas born Nov. 27, 1875, the sor tay” Gn Rue Rall: aaun “aa of early day pioneer parents. Ben usual, the first smyptom of the @ nett street in Grass Valley i fatal attack coming shortly after named after his grandparents. Hc 10 o'clock Iast night when she was educated in Grass Valley retired. he family physician schools, quitting high school anc was summoned, but yeas he arnt k in the ticket office rived her condition was beyond aa o Wauace County Narrow medieal aid, In less than an hour 0 e % h ro! after she was stricken the disGauge Railroad where he prog: ition ocenrred. Continued. on nese pare Mrs. Miller was the widow of’ 5 TE Charles 1. Miller who passed Re OF MISS away about ten years ago. Sho TOLD AT BERKELEY 1870 came to Grass Valley, re! siding here continuously ever e since. AS a young woman she ye welectuay ies Mscers ~ sae taught in the local schools in the en ee of this city, to Buena Vista district. Her marae ae a age a Jv., was announc-,; riage to Chailés EE. Miller took % mes =e eon given in her . place in this city. ed a terday. The . Mrs. Miller was a woman of at Berkeley yes so Nana Se pee avas held at the home of ay marked nobility of character and w jt, Jenkins, 935 ‘Mendocino Drive, , one whose strength of character Miss Morgan. \ nis aaa apericeley, Wn Of yery well, known . left its stamp on the many works Miss Mor i with which she was associated. “ t > here, having 2 33 Val=. tended ria Of a sociable nature, she made liey High seine Scans gradua-) % host of friends both in this oO a

class of 730. tion the city and at points where she had ae epee a previously made her home, The College of aes to take a secre-. news of her passing will be removing to lay ses Wederal Land} ceived with genuine regret, temial position ity. The family relations of Mrs. ae s oe ae native of New ae Miller wee of a peculiarly afae the University eS. “fectionate nature, Kind and symI George Washington. Lge duintnis pathetic, she performed many J Louis, Missouri, Prior pane? tHe charities, but ever with the unto California to make his {showing hand. is now employed il > the Union Oj) ae om ‘ Contra Costa) Mrs. Miller was an untiring ment of Corporations, which oceurred suddenly at 11:30 last night at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Upton of Neal street, Grass Valley, will come as a disComneny at Oleum, worker for the Woman’s Imcok {provement Club and at the time oe of her death was one of the directors of the organization. sition, left Sucramento immediately upon receiving the sad tidings, He is coming by auto and will ayvive here ¢arly this morning. Mrs, Miller is. survived by her son and two sisters: Mrs. A, J. Upton of this city and Mars. G. +. Herrick of Madison, Maine. DEATH CLAIMED ARCHIE MOORE LAST TUESDAY . Archie oore, » Member of 2, prominent GYass Valley family of . several decades ago, and a receny resident of this city, died last Tues-. day in Oaklkand following a long iliness, according to advices receivec \by friends in this city. Deceased was a native of this clty, ithe son of the late Mr. and Mrs. WLiam Moore, prominent in musicat jand Congregational church circzes many years ago. He attended the jlocal schools, and later entered Calitjornia Institute of Technology. Fotlowing his technical studies, he associated with the Otis Elevator Comjpany, and became manager of its {Oakland branch. . Resigning about three years ago jdue to ill health, he came to this city jwith his wife and purchased a home jon the old Colfax road near the Le/Duc ranch. Summers were spent at ithe home, and winters at the Bret . Harte Inn. Less than a year ago he went to Oakland for medical treatment, but never sufficiently recovered to return here, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Moore and a sister, Mrs. Lucilie Smith of Clarksburg. His mother, . Mrs. Emma Moore, died at Clarksburg only a few weeks ago. Funeral services and cremation were held at Oakland, and it is believed the ashes will be interred in this city, . Moore was a member of Quartz Parlor No. 58, Native Sons of the Golden West, who received official word of his passing in the eastbav.