DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER.

Samuel Harris, an old resident of Lyle township, died at the residence of his son A. W. Harris at Sibley, Iowa, March 1, 1888, at 9:05 pm., aged 80 years, nine months and 18 days.

Mr. Harris was born near Hamilton, Canada, May 12, 1808, had lived on the old homestead in Lyle for twenty years and until about one year ago when he went to Sibley to reside with his son.

Died.

ROLPH. – In Lyle township, August 23d, 1868, Mrs. Ann Rolph, Aged 22 years.

WATKINS. – In Cedar City, August 28th, 1868, Louelly, daughter of Mr. E. and Mrs. F. Watkins—Aged 10 months, 21 days.

Rev. Cressey Found Dead

DEATH CLAIMS PIONEER

Caleb Powers passed away at his home 409 Garfield Sunday night. He was one of the few remaining of the boys and girls who came to Mower county, in those early days when the red men still set up his tepees on the banks of the Cedar and hunted the deer on the prairies.

OBITUARY

We copy the following obituary of an old and respected citizen of this county, from the Transcript.

"At his home in Cedar City, Feb. 28, 1903, of cancer, Welcome Osborn, aged 78 years. He has been in failing health for over two years, and for much of the time has suffered intensely and death came as a sweet relief.

He was born near Montreal, Canada, Jan. 11, 1825, being the oldest son of Isaac and Sarah Osborn. Early left without a father's care, he learned self-dependence and knew from boyhood what hard and constant toil was.

CEDAR CITY

Old Settlers Meet.

Bold Robbery.
On Saturday before Christmas, John Chandler and his brother suffered a savy loss by theft and incendiarism, near Austin. By some means it leaked out that a boy by name of Welch was concerned in the matter, and was prevailed upon to turn States evidence in the case.