The Topeka Daily Capital Sunday July 11, 1920 Was A Pioneer Topekan. Body of Mrs. W.L. Trump Will Be Buried at Ottawa Today. The body of Mrs. William L. TRUMP, who died at her home, 1254 Van Buren street, Friday afternoon, was taken last night to Ottawa, where she will be buried beside her father and grandfather. With the passing of Mrs. Trump, Topeka, which has been her home since her marriage twenty-six years ago, loses a woman who, by her social and church activities, had acquired a great number of friends. A life-long member and active Sunday school worker in the Methodist church, she gave her services untintingly until her last illness. Nellie KITTS was born in Ottawa, the daughter of John KITTS, one of the pioneer editors of the state. He died while she was an infant. Her maternal grandfather, Dr. Jesse I. PARAMORE, was one of the first surgeons connected with the Santa Fe railroad. In November, 1894, Miss KITTS was married to William L. TRUMP, of Topeka, who has been for many years connected with the W.W. Mills company and the Pelletier company. Besides her husband, Mrs. Trump is survived by their son, Robert, her mother,, Mrs. Josephine KITTS, and her uncle, Horace PARAMORE. Robert Trump, formerly a wireless operator in the navy, arrived yesterday from Arizona to attend his mother's funeral.