OF CHURCH DIES(*. U. BiiJ/fXGS CAMTK TO THE COUNTY IX 1871.!iVor y\ntiy Yaws lt;Wns JtiMico in fV-Jithu* Township-Charles (5. Hillings. a well-known j and longiimn resident of the county,, died last night. The fminral wHl lie; held from Westminster Presbyterian ! church at. 1{ o’clock tomorrow Sifter-1 noon, with short services ut Hie home; at. 2:3f‘, The pastor, Rev. W. 1_ JSanrlford. will be. in charge, assisted |by Rev, C. If. Purmorl of Hcs; Moines, a former pastor and friend; of the family. Ihi his hist Illness Mr. Rilling? was j tenderly nursed by bis wife and his:sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie McKinnon/ C ft a ides G. Hill/ngs was horn in SolmcclHdy. Saratoga county. N. V.T | On. 10, 1843. His e?irly ynrs wm’o ; spent in HivJngtou county, N. V. For ■ 1L! years enr*d for his invalid; mother. Me. was (wir* married, llisifirst wife and two children by that!union premier! him in death. On ! Jan. 118. 1871. he was married to j Margaret Shaw. In 1ST A tlmy cam^; to Iowa, settling on a farm near! Wash burn. la., where ih^y raided j about twenty years. Afterwards the family moved to a farm near Water loo. Mr, Millings moved m Waterloo n£ht years ago anti had made his home hero ever since. ]\c was TO years. 11 months and days old.Mr. Millings had Iktp active in ttm affairs of the county for many For a long tim** was justice ot the pence in t'lt;*r|;ir township.I h* was a devoted member of Westminster rhurcb. an indulgent father, and Mud and loving husband.Two children of ilm second unionprecod him in d*AMi.