John W. Pugh, was born in Portland, Ore., on January 3. 1870. and died on April 12, 1917, aged forty-eight years. He came to Fowler in 1911, and prior to that he was in business for two years in Newman. Miss Lillie I. Lockie, was married in 1913 to John W.Pugh. When his life closed, the Fowler Independent very fitly paid him this tribute:
"Mr. Pugh was a successful business man, respected and admired as an honest and upright citizen, and his death will be deeply felt by all who came to know him in social and business life. He was a friend of the children of the town, and was anxious to provide pleasure for them. His broad and sympathetic nature found response in numberless friends. He was a Royal Arch Mason."
"Mr. Pugh was a successful business man, respected and admired as an honest and upright citizen, and his death will be deeply felt by all who came to know him in social and business life. He was a friend of the children of the town, and was anxious to provide pleasure for them. His broad and sympathetic nature found response in numberless friends. He was a Royal Arch Mason."
John W. Pugh, was born in Portland, Ore., on January 3. 1870. and died on April 12, 1917, aged forty-eight years. He came to Fowler in 1911, and prior to that he was in business for two years in Newman. Miss Lillie I. Lockie, was married in 1913 to John W.Pugh. When his life closed, the Fowler Independent very fitly paid him this tribute:
"Mr. Pugh was a successful business man, respected and admired as an honest and upright citizen, and his death will be deeply felt by all who came to know him in social and business life. He was a friend of the children of the town, and was anxious to provide pleasure for them. His broad and sympathetic nature found response in numberless friends. He was a Royal Arch Mason."
"Mr. Pugh was a successful business man, respected and admired as an honest and upright citizen, and his death will be deeply felt by all who came to know him in social and business life. He was a friend of the children of the town, and was anxious to provide pleasure for them. His broad and sympathetic nature found response in numberless friends. He was a Royal Arch Mason."
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