MltS A MlIfItT PHOUASCO.Abigail Wo »d whs born in ^eiiena County. New York, February Bth, 1830, whs murrie; to Albert Probasco in Iteneva, New York .June 2*2ud, 1858. After their marriage they immediately removed to Brush Creek, and have lived here nearly all the time since. For the j past two or three venrs, site has spent a' part of the time in South Dakota. There were born to them seven children one dying in infancy. All the rest urn lott to mount her loss. Agnes, wife of lienj. MoClanion Elizabeth, who lives in South Dakota, .Joseph who also lives in Dakota, .Vary, Minnie and Alice,! All were present at the funeral except! Elizebelli. After a very brief sickness, caused by blood poison lug from a boil on the neck near the jugular vein. She ! suddenly passed away at 12:30 a. m.1 Thursday, Januarj 28th, 1892 It was a' sad blow' to the family. Only two of! her immediate family w*ere present when she passed away, Mrs, McClar-rion and Minnie, but the husband, Mary, Alice and Joseph, called by telegram, soon arrived. She was a kind and thoughtful Christian mother and wife, and it was hard indeed to lay aside such a near and dear friend from our sight. The funeral took place from the house on Saturday at T.30 p. m. Jan. j 29th 199*. She wat so highly esteemed I that the neighbors from far and near gathered to pay their respects, and sympathise with the bereaved family. Key. W. W. Carltou preached the sermon from the text found in Peter 1:11 “For* eo an entrance shall be ministered unto \ yon abundantly iato the everlasting i kingdom of our J/ord and Saviour Jesss ’ Christ.1’ She was laid away in ths Tayiomville cemetery, there to rest and! await the resurrection morn.