PIOV1 KK BLM !ll 06 Mrs ing l:i B ngforl of lt;arroll isUti st ars old today, *drmn In Hiis |»ilt; tun* during a tainlK cil*-bfatmn %• sf* nl,i Mrs B^nxftHrt recalls sit* *\.»s just a girl 6111-mg fl|oitf*ii Mm' Lincoln’* adncnist ration. sh* also r* rvttmbftnfleeing from Indian* when '-Nr* lived in \VKnHf**hf«»llt; count j liraBcnrfort’4 hohin nailing nd i pin| tt|i with n-nivMrs. Bengfort 96 Today;Once Fled From IndiansIowa Pioneer a C»irl When Lincoln President; I lonored at Birthday PartyA ngeiaaItM rnLincoln war nre#id» titt. wh » 06 vlt; a iold thr nf • d a t a f a mil v pariy vrditv in thlt;Mu tv I *f?ti r s* n. 0**2 MAdams atirtiiM'il girl when Abraham day Her bo \ hday war eHc-home of her daughter, Mrs A t h.eken dinner was servedat 1 iiVkm k li v* M rs* % et ern**n andher daughter. MiU lan Zavitz.I hr*-* sister*of Mrs. B* rig fort s iirn* gucs**, Mra. ||i tlt; - * ^f* siii.m I rankBut it- and Mrs Johanna I one s all lt;»f t arroll. Mrs. lt;omcft, the *mngrsf of thelour, h 7*1 *Srs old.No EditionOn ThurdayOthers at the dining table wereMr and Mr# Louis Jan King Mr. and Mm. John Putt man, Mrs, P«t-ersen and Mr and Mm ZavHz and their anna. Ronnie, Jerry iThe Daily Times Her-aid will not be published( hristmas day, Thursday, December 25.D uangfort’s only daughter and Mrs Za vi tz. her only grandchild. Thf7 ivitf i KilHren rttsilii* on t h#