FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR MRS. SARAH REIDFuneral fur Mr-* r*uahHold of Mite who ilk - .night, wm- held .it tin* fi**rn»- T*i»• -*-day afternoon.!h»* services (*i»nlt;iu«tlt;I i\ |»r.J. Hoagland of ioux Fall*. as-it-b? (• \ i - • tans. The music w .*furnished t»v Prof. .uni Mrs. Leslie it.Putnam. The pallbearers \v» r» \V:u. \j.M. ^rnitli. M. P. Butterlhdd, Ree*. *Jon»‘, .f. I.. Look. F. L. Moyer, and K S. i.lirist **n **n.Mrs. Held was 73 \ears of age at thy time of her d*ath. -‘jo* was horn ffield. Fug., uml grow young womanhood there. When ,*;t of ag • she oamotu Amerie i for a \i»-it with two of her bredhoi who ih**d at \\ ausau. Wis. -he did not return to England and two years later was married to WiHiajn Aided Hied.Mr. and Mrs H»dd mow,| to |la\i.lt;i»ncounty in 1**5. locating on a farm near Mt. Vernon, where tlmy iiv d until 1'an-j. when Mr. Reid passed awa. Th* hav» Ii\ed in Mitelnli sine** ttiat i time, and Mrs. K**id has b**en a prom-inent member of th Methodist Episoo-• pal church lire.Mrs. Retd is survived h four children, William R»*id of Kansas L»iy Mo.. \lis Anna Reid and Miss LktaR* id of Mitcliell. and Mrs. Alice Miiis of Alexandria.