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THE LUDINGTON RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, October 27, 1881
VOL. XV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 8
VOL. II  NEW SERIES, NO. 23

        Mrs. L. G. LAMARRE died in the Third ward, at her residence,
      last Monday evening.  The venerable lady was 71 years old, and
      her children carried the remains for burial to Canada.
      
        Mr. C. O. HOLMES a resident, of Sherman, was killed in a well
      he was digging last week.  Mr. HOLMES was well known by many of
      our citizens, and in his own locality was popular for his sturdy
      manly qualities of head and heart.  He was one of the pioneers of
      the county and made for himself and those dependent on him a home
      in the wilderness.
      
        Miss MARY M. MORTON, of Riverton, daughter of ALEX MORTON, died
      in this city at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. WM. BUSH, in the
      Fourth ward, on Tuesday evening.  The deceased was scarcely 17
      years of age but a bright and intelligent girl.  She received a
      certificate from the county examiners last month passing a credit-
      able examination, and hoped to have taught school this winter.
      A bereaved and fond family mourn unfilled hopes and a bright promis-
      ing young life gone out, a desolated hearth-stone, a sad home.
      Death's mysteries close those still greater mysteries of life.  A
      wide circle of friends sympathize with the stricken parents and
      friends.