DIED
LYON — In Sacramento, December 10, 1908, Mrs. Harriet Lyon, beloved mother of Mrs. A. F. Pauli of Sonoma, Mrs. C. L. Ennis of Berkeley, Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Sacramento, and sister of Mrs. Charles Dillon of Petaluma, Mrs. Ellen Cassabaum and Mrs. William Goodman of Sonoma and M. P. Ackers of Shellville, Sonoma county; a native of Missouri, aged 71 years, 11 months and 9 days.
[Petaluma Argus-Courier, 14 December 1908, Monday, Page 6, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
The Funeral of Mrs. Lyon
The largely attended funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet Lyon was held from the El Verano depot last Saturday morning after the arrival of the 10 o'clock Southern Pacific train. The long cortege slowly wended its solemn course to Mountain Cemetery in this city, where the remains of the deceased were tenderly laid to rest beside those of her late husband in the family plot. Rev. Lee of the M. E. church conducted the services at the grave, speaking feelingly of the many virtues and high Christian character of the beloved mother whose spirit and flight to that better and brighter world. The pall-bearers were:—C. E. Johnson, G. H. Hotz, Geo. Breitenbach, T. J. McGimsey, R. A. Poppe and J. B. Small.
[Sonoma Valley Expositor, 18 Dec 1908, Friday, Page 1, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
LYON — In Sacramento, December 10, 1908, Mrs. Harriet Lyon, beloved mother of Mrs. A. F. Pauli of Sonoma, Mrs. C. L. Ennis of Berkeley, Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Sacramento, and sister of Mrs. Charles Dillon of Petaluma, Mrs. Ellen Cassabaum and Mrs. William Goodman of Sonoma and M. P. Ackers of Shellville, Sonoma county; a native of Missouri, aged 71 years, 11 months and 9 days.
[Petaluma Argus-Courier, 14 December 1908, Monday, Page 6, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
The Funeral of Mrs. Lyon
The largely attended funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet Lyon was held from the El Verano depot last Saturday morning after the arrival of the 10 o'clock Southern Pacific train. The long cortege slowly wended its solemn course to Mountain Cemetery in this city, where the remains of the deceased were tenderly laid to rest beside those of her late husband in the family plot. Rev. Lee of the M. E. church conducted the services at the grave, speaking feelingly of the many virtues and high Christian character of the beloved mother whose spirit and flight to that better and brighter world. The pall-bearers were:—C. E. Johnson, G. H. Hotz, Geo. Breitenbach, T. J. McGimsey, R. A. Poppe and J. B. Small.
[Sonoma Valley Expositor, 18 Dec 1908, Friday, Page 1, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
DIED
LYON — In Sacramento, December 10, 1908, Mrs. Harriet Lyon, beloved mother of Mrs. A. F. Pauli of Sonoma, Mrs. C. L. Ennis of Berkeley, Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Sacramento, and sister of Mrs. Charles Dillon of Petaluma, Mrs. Ellen Cassabaum and Mrs. William Goodman of Sonoma and M. P. Ackers of Shellville, Sonoma county; a native of Missouri, aged 71 years, 11 months and 9 days.
[Petaluma Argus-Courier, 14 December 1908, Monday, Page 6, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
The Funeral of Mrs. Lyon
The largely attended funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet Lyon was held from the El Verano depot last Saturday morning after the arrival of the 10 o'clock Southern Pacific train. The long cortege slowly wended its solemn course to Mountain Cemetery in this city, where the remains of the deceased were tenderly laid to rest beside those of her late husband in the family plot. Rev. Lee of the M. E. church conducted the services at the grave, speaking feelingly of the many virtues and high Christian character of the beloved mother whose spirit and flight to that better and brighter world. The pall-bearers were:—C. E. Johnson, G. H. Hotz, Geo. Breitenbach, T. J. McGimsey, R. A. Poppe and J. B. Small.
[Sonoma Valley Expositor, 18 Dec 1908, Friday, Page 1, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
LYON — In Sacramento, December 10, 1908, Mrs. Harriet Lyon, beloved mother of Mrs. A. F. Pauli of Sonoma, Mrs. C. L. Ennis of Berkeley, Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Sacramento, and sister of Mrs. Charles Dillon of Petaluma, Mrs. Ellen Cassabaum and Mrs. William Goodman of Sonoma and M. P. Ackers of Shellville, Sonoma county; a native of Missouri, aged 71 years, 11 months and 9 days.
[Petaluma Argus-Courier, 14 December 1908, Monday, Page 6, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
The Funeral of Mrs. Lyon
The largely attended funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet Lyon was held from the El Verano depot last Saturday morning after the arrival of the 10 o'clock Southern Pacific train. The long cortege slowly wended its solemn course to Mountain Cemetery in this city, where the remains of the deceased were tenderly laid to rest beside those of her late husband in the family plot. Rev. Lee of the M. E. church conducted the services at the grave, speaking feelingly of the many virtues and high Christian character of the beloved mother whose spirit and flight to that better and brighter world. The pall-bearers were:—C. E. Johnson, G. H. Hotz, Geo. Breitenbach, T. J. McGimsey, R. A. Poppe and J. B. Small.
[Sonoma Valley Expositor, 18 Dec 1908, Friday, Page 1, California Digital Newspaper Collection]
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