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Mrs. Phebyperson
2 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. Grandma Pheby
G. O. Smithperson
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a.k.a. G. O. Smith
Rev. R. E. Pierceperson
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a.k.a. Rev. Pierce, Rev. R. E. Pierce
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Cohn, Fred Simon, St. Joe; E. E. Bos-
tick, H. M. Clark, New York; Con Deoliege,
Milwaukee; W. T. Sharpe, Washington; W. G.
Whitaker, Cincinnati; H. Wufin, Dubuque; E.
J. McLean, A. Singer, Albuquerque; Walter C.
Hadley, Hadley; Chas. A. Thayer, Las Vegas;
Ben Myer, El Paso.
Mrs. Pheby, the aged mother of Thomas
B. and James Pheby and Mrs. Frank Lenoir, of
Georgetown, died at the residence of her daugh-
ter there, on Friday last, April 17. The burial
took place at Georgetown on Sunday, Rev. R. E.
Pierce officiating at the funeral. “Grandma”
Pheby was a noble, true woman who had
grandly filled her mission on earth and goes to
the reward of the righteous and just. Rest in
peace. — Sentinel.
G. O. Smith, while out driving with his
beautiful stallion, Chester, met with a slight
accident. Some of the bolts came loose and the
buggy box slipped off throwing Mr. Smith be-
tween the wheels. The stallion shied, breaking
the shafts. He ran a short distance then quieted
down. Mr. Smith was bruised up a little, but
escaped luckily.
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