r*T» »Ti tTi »Tt tTi tTi iTi tX* tTi tTi tTi tTitTt} \(s * J.1 V 4* V 4» 4* f4* 4*# •Obituary.At the age of 99 years and 7 daysscholastSatua vis fa minoorHadMchileChaiJ. JGrandpa Galler was called to his reward, and today as we looked at the patient face so noble in the sleep ofdeath we thought,1 ‘Grandpa your life work is ended but the memory of your many deeds of kindness and acts of mercy will always live”Many years of his life lie spent at the home of Wesley Saip and liiS'good wife, where the easiest .chair teosiest nook by the fireside were always Grandpas.His faithf ul wife, preceded him years qago to the great beyond but not until they had celebrated their golden wedding. The years without her would co^: indeed have been lonely, had he not stay been in a home with.hisgrandcliildren ards around him, always ready to do all ]yj for Grandpa’S comfort. ,.-His favorite and pet was littleFrances the baby of the household * and had iie seen today hov her little Had heart was breaking at the thought of Car giving up him whom she had loved since babyhood and whose pride she „ . had been, lie would be sad for many days. 'To each member of the household extend—our—heartfelt sympathy ! and may . they find comfort in the Fj'orcthat Gradpa’s last days jrwer spent where they whom he loved best could cheer his last hours and* * •* r *only loving hands. smoothed his pain J raked brow. And today where they j^ra laid him beside his faithful wife with whorfljie had journeyed through lifesalsotempests and sunshine foi^ over fifty Ed 1 years they could feel that the bless- • ings of Grandpa and Grandma Galler swould rest on The' ho'me where each 15spent so many happy years. *** TtheCard of Thanks. r,,dayDear friends and neighbors in be- j£|n half of ouf dear father let us thank i you for the many deeds of thoughtful A kindness you did for him not only spei during his last sickness but-for what fj;you did in making the last years of ....! his life his best.And for us we can only say .what [you did for him you did tenfold for A us, and Heaven forbid that in your itedP * r 1’ lives you should meet the loss that eve has come to us, but should such sor- j row come to ybu ‘ mayr-ynuIflnd'Auch ■. ■. willing hands held out to help you in your hour of greatest need;. We say again thank you our friends andneighbors.'^ . ’ r ./niclMr. and Mrs Wesley Saip and family.. W:* — #**■—»'»■ ■- — m-».■ I.......a.—, .w, UIevefor the