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FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 17. 1924
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DEATH OF VETER LAVDERBACK
The Orlm Reaper Bas ISken Another Oaa at Older Resldeats of Flora.
Peter Lajiderbsck. pioneer reel- Aagt ot this city, died at the home ot his danghter, Mra. H. F. Thomas. oa Frtday morntng, Jannary 11, 1114.
He had been In poor health for ttgrna time, and had been living in ¦rookport, lit., wtth another danch¬ tor, Hra. Chas. Wallace, tor the past four months. He csme back for the holidays snd grew wnrSe eaeh 4a7. until desth relieved hta ot his sntterlng.
Faaeral service was held at the home on Sunday attemoon at l:tS, oaadscted by Rev. Duff of the Bap¬ tlat ehurch. Interment in Blmwood eemetery.'
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Poter Lauderbaek, son of Thamas aad Jsne Lauderbaek was born in Seloto county, Ohio, April S 1848. Departed this life Jsnuary 11, 1924. aged 75 years. 8 months and 8 days. Re came to Illlnola when but ftve yaars of age, and has lived in Flora and vicinity moat ot hts life.
He was one of s family of 11 chil¬ dren. Two sisters and one brothor anrvive him,, namely: Mrs. Mary Williams, ot Texss, snd Mrs. Julia Williams and Mr. Jetf Lauderbaek, of Flora. He was thrice marrted. He was united In marriage to Miss Sarah Oelestia Fordyce March 29, 1886. She paseed to the great beyond No¬ vember 29, 1918. There were sis children of thts unton, one dted in Infancy.
There are 10 children left to monrn, Lee Lauderbaek, Mrs. Mary Davis. Mrs. Elsie Manning, ot Chi¬ cago; Lewis I.,auderback. ot Los Angeles, Cat., and Mrs. Mlssonri Wsllace. of Brookport. III.; Mrs. Lanra Thomas. Mrs. Hazel Orimes, John O.. Samuel D., and Wm. J., all ot Flora.
Also 19 grandchildren and three great grand-children and a host of other reltattves and frtends.
OARD OF THANKS
We desire to 'express our sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors for thetr lifndness and help durtng the illness and after the death of our deerly beloved father, also tor tbe beautiful floral offerings. Also wish to thsnk Rev. Dnff for bis comfort¬ ing words and tbe singers tor thetr asststsnce.
Lee Lauderbaek, Laura B. Thomas, S. D. Lauderlutek, John O. Lauderbaek, Haset D. Orimea, Wm. t. Lauderbaek.
HAVB  SOLD  RESIDENCE
Hr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett have sold their residence property . on Sixth and Locust Streets to Mr. and Urs. C. C. Ripley, the transaction was closed Wednesday for $8900. Ifr. and Mrs. Bennet will probably move to Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Ben¬ nett is tn the railroad mall service and hts layover is at Cincinnati.
The RIpleys have made their Main atreet property, which ia known as the P. P. Brown property, their home tor several years, but ths lafge home seemed too much room for their needs and they decided upon a smaller home.
EXTENDED PASTORAL OALL
Rev. James C. Reeser of Des Moines. Iowa, filled the pulpit at the Flora Christlsn church lsst Sunday morntng and eventng. He made a food impression on the congrega¬ tion and the official board snd pul¬ pit commtttee extended htm a unani¬ mous call to the pastorate, effective within 80 days.
A. O. Oaddis annonnces to the publto tb^t he wtll carry a select line of furniture. Some new arrivals now on display at his store on Nortb avenue. He mil alao handle' a ape¬ cial line ot drapery from a leading interior decorating establishment. In this connection will also have a tall line ot wall paper, new deeisns aad prices that are right.
Mr. Oaddis was tormerly In the fnrnitnre bnslness in this cMy and is familiar with this line of business and knows what quality is. He is in position to gtve the public the Iteat ot service. Mr. Oaddis will be on the alert for something thst wtll sdd to this new business and make it worth while to visit his store.
K. OF P. INSTALLATION
Tuesdsy night the Flora K. ot P. lodge installed the following officers tor the ensuing yesr:
H. S. Williams—C. C.
Chas Ricketts—V. C.
Fred  Greenwood—K.  ot R,
Faye Msck—Prelate.
Fred B. Mack—M. of B.
W.  E.  Harris—M.  ot K.
Buster Greenwood—H. at A
Olen Stanford—^I. Q.
Thos.   Winn—O.   O.
Trustees—Isaac ' McLtn