A**i* •«I - .* *:r• iTURDAY1Hilary I. Headley, age 84, well♦ «• -* mknown, ictired fanner, died at 9:30o’clock Thuraday night at theBlooming tan hospital. He had beenill. several years, suffering from a complication of diseases brought * on by hit advanced age. He became seriously ill last week andof this city. Among his nephewsare County Clerk Samuel J, Hinkleand Charles and George Hinkle. Mrs. Fred Fennunoan, -wife of thewell known plumbing contractor, isa. niece. . ; ,■ * % «Funeral services will be held Saturday, afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Day chape! and’ will bewas taken to the hospital from the [conducted by the Rev. W. E.home of iris nephew. Charles Hinkle, east Ilth street, where, he had been making his home. ?Mr. Headley was born in Olive, Ohio, the son of Mr. and * MP5.Benjamin F. Head’ev, deceased,bat had soent almost his entire life■in Monroe county. He was one ofthe. oldest members of the Knights of Fythiao lodge in this city. Henry B»-_!Ecnirner Is the other oldest member of the lodge.Survivors are two brothers, Charleii -1 feadley of this city andIsaac Headley of Eondondery, O.,and^oiie sister, Mrs. Ed AndrewsMoore. Interment will be in Rose-The Knigh-s of Pythias willconduct their ritualistic services at~ • * , j , | r 1 * ■ *the cemetery.Active pallbeaiers will he W. A. Stoute, M. Borden, MauriceHeadley, Hugh Hinkle, George Hinkle and Howard Headley. Honorary pallbearers: Walter Robertson, Henry P. Tourner, John H. Hinkle. James Hinkle, Frank Rogers, Harry Matlock, Ellsworth Cooper and Frank Myers.The body will lie in state at the Day funeral home until the hour of the services.:llt;tA- - *