Tri-County Bulletin, 1912-01-25

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Her msdien name mu Maty Morehead. She was born Oct. 9, 183a, in Huron county and there her marriage to Philip Hey. men took place on October 9, 1849. They came to this Coun County - ty County in 185a with a team and #900 in money. They purchased a farm in what ia now Grand Rap Rapid* - id* Rapid* township, and which is the present home of their eon Lester. Mr. and Mrs. Heyman were members of the U.B. Church, Grand Rapids, and both did much to establish andcontinue the church here. Up Until hla death Mr. Heyman waa its -most liberal supporter, and Jgive the lot on which the church stands, also keeping the church repaired. Card of Thanks. ,4. [ We wish to express our thanks to all those who assisted - ns during the sickness and after the death of our husband aad father; to the G. A. R., the ':%"i R. C. and to Rev. Baker fend Rev. Schloter for their words of ' sym sympathy - pathy sympathy and, cheer. * rV; Mrs. S. H.. Weaver and family. - - * '1 V*'* r' v

Monday, at 2 o'clock, atliis late hotae, aad the bddy taken to ^bitchouseforjntertla^nt. HIS. PHILIP REYMAN Of Weston, Succumbed To Ap> tack Of Pneumonia. : Mrs. Philip Herman died Mon Monday - day Monday morning at six o'clock at her home on West Main street, Weston, after a three weeks' ill illness - ness illness with pneumonia. Short services were conducted at the house Wednesday at t p. m. and funeral services followed at Bear Bearer - er Bearer Creek church. Interment at the latter place. Rev. Mr. Fin* kenhiser, of the U. B. church, Dayton, conducted the services. Surviving her are four child children: - ren: children: Mrs. William Ross and Al Albert - bert Albert Heyman, of Weston; Mrs. Floyd McKee, of near this place; and. Lester Heyman, south of town.""