FUNERAL OF MRS. A. W. ROSS Rev. William Wykoff officiated at the funeral services of Mrs. A. W. ROSS (Elizabeth J. HORNER) from her late home on Vine Street Sunday afternoon at 2 o¹clock. Music was rendered by a quartet composed of W. W. MOWRER, L. r. RUTH, Miss. Blanche BRACHER and Mrs. F. W. WHEAT. A number of beautiful floral designs surrounded the casket. The primary class which she taught in the Sunday school at Bolton were present in a body. The internment was made at the Alliance cemetery. (Daughter Effie Felicia ROSS married Edwin Melville SEBRELL) ELIZABETH J. ROSS Of Alliance, Dies From Internal Hemorrhage Following Brief Illness Mrs. Elizabeth J. Ross, widow of the late A. W. Ross, died Friday morning at 4:25 o¹clock at the home near the corner of Vine and Rockhill avenue, following a brief illness from internal hemorrhage. She was 65 years of age. Mrs. Ross¹s maiden name was HORNER, she being born at Carmichael, PA October 25, 1844. Her marriage with Mr. Ross took place in June 1864, the home being made at Smithfield, PA until 1883, when they came to Alliance, residing at the farm where death occurred. Deceased was a most estimiable woman, enjoying the friendship of all with whom she was acquainted, and her death comes with a tinge of deep regret. She was a member of the M. E. church from girlhood and ever the zealous Christian worker. Of the family she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. E. M. Sebrell of Alliance, Miss Serepta E. ROSS, a teacher in the schools at Plattsburg. N.Y., and Miss Rhoda R. ROSS, who is associated with the health department of school in New York City. Two brothers are also living, Samuel and Amos HORNER, both the Carmichael, PA. The husband and father died three years ago.