jm*. MARION OAILI iTAJL MO.VW1’,11111111FIES IS BEADAFTES ACTIVE CABEEB:,z;[ R:.*f iM*-r1 vf r.Survivor of Sulanta te Taken at rSeventy-Nine. hlt;i,, *4f.fi i ' ; 'J - 'FIRE CHIEF HERE FOR TWENTY-YEAR PERIOD *I.Tv/ice City Clark, Serves on Council and School Board- •Funeral Wednesday. ■ :'}rI local .i t. r, fhi iiiv ‘math today of William T^mp Fu*. Manon 1 o*t on?: of fu bcfet-known mddenns. a man who has 5 A* priori L»i^ grc^r pari of hb life in j Made hilt, otJv and highly ^Teemed by ail j Temp « jjo knew him, He was tn* UuL , J h... lt;dayJrij Ion count} survivor of tac JiI_lhome .t* r S u J tan a. I xo. jMr. Fiy* had b*‘-n falling the pabt i^]th war and his death cainu this morn-j ^ ^ si;g Rt 4:30 o'clock at his hom1*, No. '’ ;.H*7 soHth Prospect street, following a cnhral flinch the thra-j week« from Die infirmities of ago. Ho v.m:;Mlt;rl(ElAcB1- fMlty-HUlO.Jud twenty months ago today j *“ Mrs Fieu died and eight months ago; j today a grandson, Donald, ton of 1 Mr. and Mrs. IJarry Fie*, died. j Mr. Fies was actively engager! in 1 bii^mehS in Marlon for many years* |having been in the furniture andunder Lain tig business. Ho also served Lna city !n Rivera J capacities; wa* a veteran of the civil war and prominent in Masonic circles.Native of Germany.October 17, 1841, Mr. Fich was Inun in ISIim end In gen, Baden, Germany. a son of Mr. and Mn. WilliamiJV■ ■ - U m — T ^ ~ ' - ’ ’ ’ - T a A .Firs. He came with his parents tnfinrr_vtunTinii .inthe United States tn 1S4 7 and they located in New York City mid remained there untH the Call oC 1S52,/hen they Ctimc to Marion.AI the age of seventeen Mr. Ties leanioil the cabinet-making trade iiiil when the civil war broke hejoined the army. After his return fro in the army Mr. Kies worked at Ills trade one year and then entered into partnership with ihe lLej Jt[( Munry Schaffner anti Albert Drey or Iti the manufacture and sale oJ furniture, under the firm name ol Fies, SrhalTucr Dreyer, which j TIh lasted until 1877. After that MrToold!(;!ipI.C/* IFIgr engaged in the furniture and' ^,i'imdertalring business for himself whigh he continued until October 1. 1302.Twke Oily Oierk-Tn the following A]ay ho waster