v Death of Mr#. X rum bo. ,jMrs. Mary F, Trutnbo, wife of Hod C- W. Trutnbo died at their home in this city Monday after, noon, Aug. 22d. 1904 at 4 o’clock, after a lingering illness of heart trouble. Funeral services wi be conducted at the family residence today at one o’clock p m , by Elder Ambrose Nickell and the interment will-occur at Russell cemetery north of town.].1(Mrs Trutnbo was born May 21st, 1841 in the state of Ohio,and three years later camef with her parents to Livingston county. Mo., where she grew to womanhood. Her father was Captain Thomas Carter, a well known pioneer citizen. On the 7th of May, 1861 the deceased was married to C- W. Trutnbo. Her husband and the following three sons and three daughters survive her; Frank A. Trutnbo of near Purdin.C. fiiward Trurn* bo of Coweta, tnd. Ter.; Geo M. Trutnbo of St. Louis, Mrs. Florence H. Henry of Livingston, Mont., Miss Rmtna Trumbo off Linneus and Mrs L of Liberty, Mo. She also leavesbrothers and sisters as follows:Messrs. Sidney, Frank and John Carter of Browning. Mo., Henry