MRS. W. B. EATON DIES Mrs. Sarah Eaton succumbed to Bright's disease at her home on First street Tuesday morning, aged 72 years Although she has been in poor health during the sumx'ner death came as a shock to many of her friends, who were not aware of the serious nature of her illness. The funeral took place from the Baptist Church, impressive services being conducted hy Rev. H. n. Allen.,qnll Revi Baht. Johnson delivered the memorium by special request of the deceased, The little church was. crowded with rriemls anagmonrrr-rs; and a large procession followed ,h‘e‘l remains to their last restin'g lire. A profusion oi flowers, in which gtlie' deceased took great interest, bowe’rml‘ her casket. l’ Sarah J. Jack was born in liul'u lllil., September 2, 1844, and at {H- age of ion years mnved with l‘ r pli wins to Iowa, whli'h- was tl» ' t'oulltl‘y. When still young :ille unit ml with the United Brethren (‘hilfl'll alul ariei- with the Baptist church; In 1880 she was married to W. B.‘ Eaton, and came to Mason County: with him in 1887. She leaves behind! to mourn besides her faithful hun- band, one son by a former husband, Bert. Wheeler, now in California, and another son, B. G. Eaton, now in Alaska, two brothers and a sis-tel in Iowa; and an adopted daughter Rhoda at home, for whom there is es- pecial sympathy. Mrs. Eaton was a woman a! forceful character, a stal~ wart Christian and helpful wife and mother, and was generally liked by all who knew her. * , OCR Text: MRS. W. B. EATON DIES Mrs. Sarah Eaton succumbed to Bright's disease at her home on First street Tuesday morning, aged 72 years Although she has been in poor health during the sumx'ner death came as a shock to many of her friends, who were not aware of the serious nature of her illness. The funeral took place from the Baptist Church, impressive services being conducted hy Rev. H. n. Allen.,qnll Revi Baht. Johnson delivered the memorium by special request of the deceased, The little church was. crowded with rriemls anagmonrrr-rs; and a large procession followed ,h‘e‘l remains to their last restin'g lire. A profusion oi flowers, in which gtlie' deceased took great interest, bowe’rml‘ her casket. l’ Sarah J. Jack was born in liul'u lllil., September 2, 1844, and at {H- age of ion years mnved with l‘ r pli wins to Iowa, whli'h- was tl» ' t'oulltl‘y. When still young :ille unit ml with the United Brethren (‘hilfl'll alul ariei- with the Baptist church; In 1880 she was married to W. B.‘ Eaton, and came to Mason County: with him in 1887. She leaves behind! to mourn besides her faithful hun- band, one son by a former husband, Bert. Wheeler, now in California, and another son, B. G. Eaton, now in Alaska, two brothers and a sis-tel in Iowa; and an adopted daughter Rhoda at home, for whom there is es- pecial sympathy. Mrs. Eaton was a woman a! forceful character, a stal~ wart Christian and helpful wife and mother, and was generally liked by all who knew her. * , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,E Last Name,Eaton, Sarah.tif,Eaton, Sarah.tif, Eaton, Sarah.tif