Ooldio Maria Lillian llagberg, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Ilag-berg, died at the N. 1*. Sanitarium on Saturday morning at 3:30 o’clock, of ecrebro spinai moningitin. aged 10 years and three months. An operation for appendicitis had been por-f rmed by Dr. Courtney on the pro-ams Wednesday afternoon, which halt;! been successful, and for two days 'lie little patient seemed to be doing icely, when meningitis developed, f.nd in spite of every care that medi-il skill could render, the little suf-attendance was very large the spacioushigher grades in the Lincoln schooltheir great loss.AwRw 0 f I 1!uli1SIforer departed from this earthly life. The death of this iittle one was particularly sad. as it is the sixth child ^ho sorely afflicted parents have lost. 1’he funeral services were held on I j(Tuesday afternoon last at the Congre-1 gational church, Rev. (i. VV. (lalla- j her conducting the services. Theauditorium not being able to seat all 1 nrosent. The scholars of the twonsattended the funeral in a body. Many L very beautiful floral offerings wore sent by loving friends and companions. ^1'he afflicted parents have the sympa ilt; iliy of .every one in the community mit