Rock Springs Miner no. 4 January 24, 1895
Mrs. Stiers Dead
Mrs. Enoch Stiers died on Tuesday and the funeral takes place to-day from the residence of John L. Dykes, at No. 4 mine.
Mrs. Stiers had been a resident of this country many years and all old timers can bear witness of her kindness of heart and cheerful hospitality. For a number of years she lived with her husband and family on a ranch south of Rock Springs and many a hungry and footsore wayfarer found her home a weary traveler's rest.
She lived an active, busy life and raised a family of children. Now she passes away, the world better that she had lived, a true wife, and exemplary woman, a fond mother and a friend to all. May her ashes rest in peace.
Mrs. Stiers Dead
Mrs. Enoch Stiers died on Tuesday and the funeral takes place to-day from the residence of John L. Dykes, at No. 4 mine.
Mrs. Stiers had been a resident of this country many years and all old timers can bear witness of her kindness of heart and cheerful hospitality. For a number of years she lived with her husband and family on a ranch south of Rock Springs and many a hungry and footsore wayfarer found her home a weary traveler's rest.
She lived an active, busy life and raised a family of children. Now she passes away, the world better that she had lived, a true wife, and exemplary woman, a fond mother and a friend to all. May her ashes rest in peace.
Rock Springs Miner no. 4 January 24, 1895
Mrs. Stiers Dead
Mrs. Enoch Stiers died on Tuesday and the funeral takes place to-day from the residence of John L. Dykes, at No. 4 mine.
Mrs. Stiers had been a resident of this country many years and all old timers can bear witness of her kindness of heart and cheerful hospitality. For a number of years she lived with her husband and family on a ranch south of Rock Springs and many a hungry and footsore wayfarer found her home a weary traveler's rest.
She lived an active, busy life and raised a family of children. Now she passes away, the world better that she had lived, a true wife, and exemplary woman, a fond mother and a friend to all. May her ashes rest in peace.
Mrs. Stiers Dead
Mrs. Enoch Stiers died on Tuesday and the funeral takes place to-day from the residence of John L. Dykes, at No. 4 mine.
Mrs. Stiers had been a resident of this country many years and all old timers can bear witness of her kindness of heart and cheerful hospitality. For a number of years she lived with her husband and family on a ranch south of Rock Springs and many a hungry and footsore wayfarer found her home a weary traveler's rest.
She lived an active, busy life and raised a family of children. Now she passes away, the world better that she had lived, a true wife, and exemplary woman, a fond mother and a friend to all. May her ashes rest in peace.
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