MRS. ftlllSE ELSON DIESFrom Wednesday’s Dally.Mrs. Ixniiae Elson, a good woman, died yesterday afternoon at 4:2o o'clock, in the home of her son, Paul Elson, 14T East Mound street.Mrs. F§on was the widow of Joseph T. Elson, who died sixteen years ago, and who was a Central Branch on-ginoer many years.Mrs. Louise (Cleon began failing i? health four years ago, and her Illness became critical three months ago. Her death was due to hardening of the arteries.The funeral services will la* conducted, in the Paul Elson home at 2:.'i0« o’clock tomorrow' lt;Thursday) after-j noon, the Rev. W. E. Wheeler offichd-j ing. Burial will take place in Oak Hill cemetery. 1Mrs. Ivouise Elson was born in Green i County. Ohio, February IK, 1*17. Mr. I* and Mrs. Elson were married Noveiu :t her 10, istlo, and came to Atchison f*1 ! 1 years ago. Mrs. Elson was a splendid r woman, ami suffered patiently during i*] her Illness. For many years she was a * member of fhe Baptist church here. 11 She is survived by three children, four grandchildren and tww great grandchildren. The surviving children |are Paul and Seth Elson, of Atchison, 4and Mrs. William Earhanlt. of Kansas City.ft