Walker Lake Bulletin, 7/28/1886:
DIED. GODAT – In Aurora, July 24th, 1886, Ida Ellen, wife of Eugene M. Godat, 20 years 6 months 19 days.
Walker Lake Bulletin, 7/28/1886:
Sad News From Aurora.
Aurora, July 26, 1886, Ed Bulletin. – Two deaths on Saturday, followed by two funerals on Sunday have changed many of our usually cheerful and happy homes into houses of mourning. Mrs. Godat whose death occurred on Saturday morning was the daughter of our fellow townsman W.H. Hoops. Mrs. Godat was raised and educated in our midst, and much esteemed by her friends and acquaintances. Her funeral services were performed by the Rev. I.P. Hale, at the residence of deceased’s parents, and at two o’clock her remains were followed to the burial place by the citizens and residents of Aurora and the surrounding neighborhood, and much sympathy was manifested for the surviving relatives….[see Henry Langley for next portion]…These occurrences remind us that life at best is but of short duration, and that we should all improve opportunities that God has given us and prepare for the life to come.
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Esmeralda Herald, 7/29/1882:
MARRIED. HOOPES-GODAT – At the residence of the bride’s parents at Aurora, July 26th, 1882, by Wm. McKinley, Justice of the Peace, Eugene Godat and Miss Ida E. Hoopes. (A number of friends were present to witness the ceremony and offer congratulations to the smiling groom and blusing bride. After partaking of cake and wine the entire company adjourned to Wingate Hall and spent a few hours tripping the light fantastic. May the happy pair enjoy life as fully as did the company enjoy the dance.
Nevada Marriages, 1860-1987: Ida Ellen Hoops of Aurora to Eugene Godat of Aurora, married at Aurora 7/26/1882. (Esmeralda Co. Marriage Book Vol. B, p. 111).
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Note: For more information on the Hoopes and Godat families, please refer to the book titled, Aurora Nevada's Silent City on the Hill (Sue Silver; 2011).
DIED. GODAT – In Aurora, July 24th, 1886, Ida Ellen, wife of Eugene M. Godat, 20 years 6 months 19 days.
Walker Lake Bulletin, 7/28/1886:
Sad News From Aurora.
Aurora, July 26, 1886, Ed Bulletin. – Two deaths on Saturday, followed by two funerals on Sunday have changed many of our usually cheerful and happy homes into houses of mourning. Mrs. Godat whose death occurred on Saturday morning was the daughter of our fellow townsman W.H. Hoops. Mrs. Godat was raised and educated in our midst, and much esteemed by her friends and acquaintances. Her funeral services were performed by the Rev. I.P. Hale, at the residence of deceased’s parents, and at two o’clock her remains were followed to the burial place by the citizens and residents of Aurora and the surrounding neighborhood, and much sympathy was manifested for the surviving relatives….[see Henry Langley for next portion]…These occurrences remind us that life at best is but of short duration, and that we should all improve opportunities that God has given us and prepare for the life to come.
*****
Esmeralda Herald, 7/29/1882:
MARRIED. HOOPES-GODAT – At the residence of the bride’s parents at Aurora, July 26th, 1882, by Wm. McKinley, Justice of the Peace, Eugene Godat and Miss Ida E. Hoopes. (A number of friends were present to witness the ceremony and offer congratulations to the smiling groom and blusing bride. After partaking of cake and wine the entire company adjourned to Wingate Hall and spent a few hours tripping the light fantastic. May the happy pair enjoy life as fully as did the company enjoy the dance.
Nevada Marriages, 1860-1987: Ida Ellen Hoops of Aurora to Eugene Godat of Aurora, married at Aurora 7/26/1882. (Esmeralda Co. Marriage Book Vol. B, p. 111).
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Note: For more information on the Hoopes and Godat families, please refer to the book titled, Aurora Nevada's Silent City on the Hill (Sue Silver; 2011).
Walker Lake Bulletin, 7/28/1886:
DIED. GODAT – In Aurora, July 24th, 1886, Ida Ellen, wife of Eugene M. Godat, 20 years 6 months 19 days.
Walker Lake Bulletin, 7/28/1886:
Sad News From Aurora.
Aurora, July 26, 1886, Ed Bulletin. – Two deaths on Saturday, followed by two funerals on Sunday have changed many of our usually cheerful and happy homes into houses of mourning. Mrs. Godat whose death occurred on Saturday morning was the daughter of our fellow townsman W.H. Hoops. Mrs. Godat was raised and educated in our midst, and much esteemed by her friends and acquaintances. Her funeral services were performed by the Rev. I.P. Hale, at the residence of deceased’s parents, and at two o’clock her remains were followed to the burial place by the citizens and residents of Aurora and the surrounding neighborhood, and much sympathy was manifested for the surviving relatives….[see Henry Langley for next portion]…These occurrences remind us that life at best is but of short duration, and that we should all improve opportunities that God has given us and prepare for the life to come.
*****
Esmeralda Herald, 7/29/1882:
MARRIED. HOOPES-GODAT – At the residence of the bride’s parents at Aurora, July 26th, 1882, by Wm. McKinley, Justice of the Peace, Eugene Godat and Miss Ida E. Hoopes. (A number of friends were present to witness the ceremony and offer congratulations to the smiling groom and blusing bride. After partaking of cake and wine the entire company adjourned to Wingate Hall and spent a few hours tripping the light fantastic. May the happy pair enjoy life as fully as did the company enjoy the dance.
Nevada Marriages, 1860-1987: Ida Ellen Hoops of Aurora to Eugene Godat of Aurora, married at Aurora 7/26/1882. (Esmeralda Co. Marriage Book Vol. B, p. 111).
*****
Note: For more information on the Hoopes and Godat families, please refer to the book titled, Aurora Nevada's Silent City on the Hill (Sue Silver; 2011).
DIED. GODAT – In Aurora, July 24th, 1886, Ida Ellen, wife of Eugene M. Godat, 20 years 6 months 19 days.
Walker Lake Bulletin, 7/28/1886:
Sad News From Aurora.
Aurora, July 26, 1886, Ed Bulletin. – Two deaths on Saturday, followed by two funerals on Sunday have changed many of our usually cheerful and happy homes into houses of mourning. Mrs. Godat whose death occurred on Saturday morning was the daughter of our fellow townsman W.H. Hoops. Mrs. Godat was raised and educated in our midst, and much esteemed by her friends and acquaintances. Her funeral services were performed by the Rev. I.P. Hale, at the residence of deceased’s parents, and at two o’clock her remains were followed to the burial place by the citizens and residents of Aurora and the surrounding neighborhood, and much sympathy was manifested for the surviving relatives….[see Henry Langley for next portion]…These occurrences remind us that life at best is but of short duration, and that we should all improve opportunities that God has given us and prepare for the life to come.
*****
Esmeralda Herald, 7/29/1882:
MARRIED. HOOPES-GODAT – At the residence of the bride’s parents at Aurora, July 26th, 1882, by Wm. McKinley, Justice of the Peace, Eugene Godat and Miss Ida E. Hoopes. (A number of friends were present to witness the ceremony and offer congratulations to the smiling groom and blusing bride. After partaking of cake and wine the entire company adjourned to Wingate Hall and spent a few hours tripping the light fantastic. May the happy pair enjoy life as fully as did the company enjoy the dance.
Nevada Marriages, 1860-1987: Ida Ellen Hoops of Aurora to Eugene Godat of Aurora, married at Aurora 7/26/1882. (Esmeralda Co. Marriage Book Vol. B, p. 111).
*****
Note: For more information on the Hoopes and Godat families, please refer to the book titled, Aurora Nevada's Silent City on the Hill (Sue Silver; 2011).
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