Mr. Ball sold liquor (from 1910 census)
Mendocino Beacon Mendocino, Mendocino Co., CA 7 July 1917, Page 5
Life Ball Passes Away At Albion
Albion, July 6 - Dreeme Life Ball passed away Wednesday at 2:30 P.M., after a lingering illness of many months.
Until about two years ago Mr. Ball had always been in robust health, following the outdoor life as much as possible. Nothing pleased him more than taking relatives or friends, when the opportunity offered, out on trips over the mountains in pursuit of his favorite pastimes of fishing and hunting, and after they had noticed he was failing in health, they had always hoped his rugged constitution would overcome his illness and that he would again be placed among them as they had always known him. After it was found that skilled medical hands could no [sic] nothing to restore him, death came only as a relief to his many sufferings.
Deceased was born in Boonville, Mendocino County, California, October 9, 1873, at which place he had spent his boyhood days, being one of a family of several children. After growing into manhood and receiving a good education he started out in life for himself and taught successfully for a term of years in our public schools.
It was while following this vocation that he became engaged to Miss Louise Rice Handley, whose parents for years owned and conducted what was always familiarly known as Handley's Resort on the Ukiah Road.
They were married July 4, 1897, and shortly afterwards moved to Albion where they have always made their home.
The community at large feels that they are losing an honest and upright citizen, one who always stood ready to assist, and in whose presence and home you could always feel welcome.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to his sorrowing wife and the following relatives who survive him: a brother, E. B. Ball, of Ukiah; and three sisters: Mrs. J. B. Hunt of Bakersfield, Cal., Mrs. J. J. Smalley of Cloverdale, Cal., and Mrs. G. M. Miller of Boonville, Cal.
The funeral services will be held at the home Sunday, July 7, at 1:30 p.m., from there they will proceed to the Little River cemetery, where after short services, the body will be laid to rest. Rev. Chapman of Fort Bragg will conduct the funeral.
Mr. Ball sold liquor (from 1910 census)
Mendocino Beacon Mendocino, Mendocino Co., CA 7 July 1917, Page 5
Life Ball Passes Away At Albion
Albion, July 6 - Dreeme Life Ball passed away Wednesday at 2:30 P.M., after a lingering illness of many months.
Until about two years ago Mr. Ball had always been in robust health, following the outdoor life as much as possible. Nothing pleased him more than taking relatives or friends, when the opportunity offered, out on trips over the mountains in pursuit of his favorite pastimes of fishing and hunting, and after they had noticed he was failing in health, they had always hoped his rugged constitution would overcome his illness and that he would again be placed among them as they had always known him. After it was found that skilled medical hands could no [sic] nothing to restore him, death came only as a relief to his many sufferings.
Deceased was born in Boonville, Mendocino County, California, October 9, 1873, at which place he had spent his boyhood days, being one of a family of several children. After growing into manhood and receiving a good education he started out in life for himself and taught successfully for a term of years in our public schools.
It was while following this vocation that he became engaged to Miss Louise Rice Handley, whose parents for years owned and conducted what was always familiarly known as Handley's Resort on the Ukiah Road.
They were married July 4, 1897, and shortly afterwards moved to Albion where they have always made their home.
The community at large feels that they are losing an honest and upright citizen, one who always stood ready to assist, and in whose presence and home you could always feel welcome.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to his sorrowing wife and the following relatives who survive him: a brother, E. B. Ball, of Ukiah; and three sisters: Mrs. J. B. Hunt of Bakersfield, Cal., Mrs. J. J. Smalley of Cloverdale, Cal., and Mrs. G. M. Miller of Boonville, Cal.
The funeral services will be held at the home Sunday, July 7, at 1:30 p.m., from there they will proceed to the Little River cemetery, where after short services, the body will be laid to rest. Rev. Chapman of Fort Bragg will conduct the funeral.
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Family Members
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Ella Melissa Sheffield Ewer Filkins
1852–1902
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Ethel Alamanza Sheffield Smalley
1853–1930
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Julia Flavilla Ball Wightman
1856–1900
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Mary Paralee Ball Hale
1859–1911
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Martha Merinda Ball Hunt
1860–1920
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Jay Dee Ball
1863–1915
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Chardon Scott Ball
1865–1896
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Emmett Burnham Ball
1868–1941
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Emily Ermanonda Ball Miller
1877–1956
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