The remains of Archibald Huston, who died in Columbus Tuesday, were interred in Woodlawn cemetery this afternoon.
The funeral party consisting of twenty-one persons, arrived in the city in a private are attached to the O.& M.V. train and were taken to the Putnam deport. In the party were Mrs. Huston, two sons and one daughter.The pall bearers were Messrs. Buckmaster, Marrull, Walker, Killian, Huston and Broadback, all of Columbus.
Before leaving Columbus a funeral srevice was held, conducted by Rev. I.S. King, who accompanied the remains here and performed the last sad services at the grave.
The remains were met at the depot by a number of Zanesville citizens who had been life-long friends of the deceased.
"Zanesville Courier" 21 July 1898
The funeral party consisting of twenty-one persons, arrived in the city in a private are attached to the O.& M.V. train and were taken to the Putnam deport. In the party were Mrs. Huston, two sons and one daughter.The pall bearers were Messrs. Buckmaster, Marrull, Walker, Killian, Huston and Broadback, all of Columbus.
Before leaving Columbus a funeral srevice was held, conducted by Rev. I.S. King, who accompanied the remains here and performed the last sad services at the grave.
The remains were met at the depot by a number of Zanesville citizens who had been life-long friends of the deceased.
"Zanesville Courier" 21 July 1898
The remains of Archibald Huston, who died in Columbus Tuesday, were interred in Woodlawn cemetery this afternoon.
The funeral party consisting of twenty-one persons, arrived in the city in a private are attached to the O.& M.V. train and were taken to the Putnam deport. In the party were Mrs. Huston, two sons and one daughter.The pall bearers were Messrs. Buckmaster, Marrull, Walker, Killian, Huston and Broadback, all of Columbus.
Before leaving Columbus a funeral srevice was held, conducted by Rev. I.S. King, who accompanied the remains here and performed the last sad services at the grave.
The remains were met at the depot by a number of Zanesville citizens who had been life-long friends of the deceased.
"Zanesville Courier" 21 July 1898
The funeral party consisting of twenty-one persons, arrived in the city in a private are attached to the O.& M.V. train and were taken to the Putnam deport. In the party were Mrs. Huston, two sons and one daughter.The pall bearers were Messrs. Buckmaster, Marrull, Walker, Killian, Huston and Broadback, all of Columbus.
Before leaving Columbus a funeral srevice was held, conducted by Rev. I.S. King, who accompanied the remains here and performed the last sad services at the grave.
The remains were met at the depot by a number of Zanesville citizens who had been life-long friends of the deceased.
"Zanesville Courier" 21 July 1898
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