• .iwt lai?LAST SADrH.r-’-SERVICESAre HeM Saturday Morning Over Remains of Mrs. Margaret W. BlackAt Home of Son on West Wheeling Street,—Body is Laid to.Rest in Forest Rose CemeteryThe la^t sad services over the remains of. Mrs. Margaret Wright.| Black were beJd at nine o'clock Saturday morning at the home of her son, C. R,. Black on West Wheeling street, Rev. E. M. Ellsworth was; the officiating minister,. Miss Mil-tired Blac)$, .graunddaughter of the deceased sweetly sang 'Face to Face and Miss B|ack and Miss Catherine Iiovvers rendered “Abide With Me, in an effective manner. Mrs. Earl Houser was . the piano accompanist Mrs. Black was 79 years of age and was the mother of eleven children, three daughters, Mrs. Philip Pharr of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. W. Pomor- j osky of Los Angeles, Ca., and Mrs. N. E. Wallace of Bed Land, Cai., were unable to attend the funeral.Among the out of town relatives! who were in attendance at the obsequies were Mr. y. S. Clover and family of Columbus. Mrs. William Milligan of Perry county, Mr. A. L. Clover of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs., Vernon lllack and children of Mans-1 field, Ohio.,The pall bearers were Messrs. J.S. Sites,; Charles Fl icker, E. B, Burgess, George Hcigle, L. E. Eyman and A, A. Danison. The body was laid to rest in Forest Rose cemetery.