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 Ludington Record-Appeal
 Vol. XXXIX, No. 11
 Thursday, October 26, 1905
 
           MRS. JOHN MacKENZIE
           
        After being sick only five days of
      pneumonia, MRS. JOHN MacKENZIE died
      Sunday evening at her home on north
      Charles street.  The family moved last
      summer from Fourth ward where they
      had lived for many years, and had just
      become comfortably settled in their new
      home which was arranged according to
      MRS. MacKENZIE's  wishes when death
      took her from her friends and family.
        HARRIET BRIDGES was born in England
      November 9, 1842.  She came to Detroit
      when 14 years of age, attended school
      in Ypsilanti and while there met and
      married JOHN MacKENZIE in 1864.  Mr.
      and Mrs. MacKENZIE moved to Ludington
      thirty-three years ago and have since
      lived here.
        Of a modest, retiring nature, MRS.
      MacKENZIE was little known in society
      but her delight was in her home were
      she was untiring in ministering to her
      family.  She was a faithful member of
      the Presbyterian church and was much
      esteemed by the members of that society.
      She leaves a husband and six children.
      Her son DONALD who lives in Manchester,
      England will not be present for the 
      funeral, but JOHN and ROBERT are on
      their way from Portland, Oregon.  Her
      daughters, MRS. GERARD T. SMITH of Moline,
      Ill., MISS HARRIET MacKENZIE of Madison,
      Indiana and MISS FLORA MacKENZIE are
      here now.  The funeral services will
      be held Sunday or Monday from the house,
      the exact hour will be announced in the
      churches Sunday morning.
      
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