Emma Saul, 91, passed away unexpectedly Dec. 24 at her home in Douglas on North Third Street. She came to Wyoming with her husband, Willard Saul, in 1901. Previous to that time, Mr. Saul with his brothers, Henry C. and Charles, had formed the LaBonte Livestock Company on LaBonte. The family lived on LaBonte until 1913, when Mr. Saul and his brother, Henry C., purchased the 4T Ranch on Horseshoe. Later, the family moved to Douglas where Mr. Saul engaged in the hardware business with his son, Veldon, in 1930. Mr. Saul died in 1947. Mrs. Saul is survived by two sons, Veldon of Douglas, and Vernon of Marysville, California; a daughter, Vera Saul Trumper of Douglas; her sister, Lillian Gibson, with whom she made her home; three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. (Information was obtained from her obituary and cemetery records.)
Emma Saul, 91, passed away unexpectedly Dec. 24 at her home in Douglas on North Third Street. She came to Wyoming with her husband, Willard Saul, in 1901. Previous to that time, Mr. Saul with his brothers, Henry C. and Charles, had formed the LaBonte Livestock Company on LaBonte. The family lived on LaBonte until 1913, when Mr. Saul and his brother, Henry C., purchased the 4T Ranch on Horseshoe. Later, the family moved to Douglas where Mr. Saul engaged in the hardware business with his son, Veldon, in 1930. Mr. Saul died in 1947. Mrs. Saul is survived by two sons, Veldon of Douglas, and Vernon of Marysville, California; a daughter, Vera Saul Trumper of Douglas; her sister, Lillian Gibson, with whom she made her home; three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. (Information was obtained from her obituary and cemetery records.)
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