Mrs. J. E. Sarver, 59, a resident of the Mockonema district for many years, died Saturday at St. Ignatius' hospital following an illness of several months.
She was born in Saint Maries, Idaho, and lived in Whitman County most of her life, making her home in Colfax and at Almotas before locating in the Mockonema neighborhood. She was a member of Rebel Flat Grange and the Mockonema Community Club.
Among her survivors are her mother, Mrs. Ella Cornelius of Colfax; the widower; six sons, Howard and De Lance Sarver of Spokane; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Lawrence, Paul, and Stanley Sarver of Colfax; and a daughter, Mrs. Taft Hergrt of Endicott.
Spokane Chronicle 23 Mar 1953, Mon · Page 39
She was born in Saint Maries, Idaho, and lived in Whitman County most of her life, making her home in Colfax and at Almotas before locating in the Mockonema neighborhood. She was a member of Rebel Flat Grange and the Mockonema Community Club.
Among her survivors are her mother, Mrs. Ella Cornelius of Colfax; the widower; six sons, Howard and De Lance Sarver of Spokane; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Lawrence, Paul, and Stanley Sarver of Colfax; and a daughter, Mrs. Taft Hergrt of Endicott.
Spokane Chronicle 23 Mar 1953, Mon · Page 39
Mrs. J. E. Sarver, 59, a resident of the Mockonema district for many years, died Saturday at St. Ignatius' hospital following an illness of several months.
She was born in Saint Maries, Idaho, and lived in Whitman County most of her life, making her home in Colfax and at Almotas before locating in the Mockonema neighborhood. She was a member of Rebel Flat Grange and the Mockonema Community Club.
Among her survivors are her mother, Mrs. Ella Cornelius of Colfax; the widower; six sons, Howard and De Lance Sarver of Spokane; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Lawrence, Paul, and Stanley Sarver of Colfax; and a daughter, Mrs. Taft Hergrt of Endicott.
Spokane Chronicle 23 Mar 1953, Mon · Page 39
She was born in Saint Maries, Idaho, and lived in Whitman County most of her life, making her home in Colfax and at Almotas before locating in the Mockonema neighborhood. She was a member of Rebel Flat Grange and the Mockonema Community Club.
Among her survivors are her mother, Mrs. Ella Cornelius of Colfax; the widower; six sons, Howard and De Lance Sarver of Spokane; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Harold Sarver of Seattle; Lawrence, Paul, and Stanley Sarver of Colfax; and a daughter, Mrs. Taft Hergrt of Endicott.
Spokane Chronicle 23 Mar 1953, Mon · Page 39
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