HOPE, KOEHLER, HYDE John HOPE was caught by a fall of slate in Laurel Hill mine at ... Monday, February 5. He was taken to his home nearby and Dr. .... summoned. It was found that he was injured internally and he died ... after three o'clock. Mr. HOPE ... quiet disposition and well esteemed by those who knew him. He was born in Dallbette, Scotland, fifty years ... where he came to McDonald. He was an old and experienced ... and had resided here a number of years. His wife and four children, William, __zie (Mrs. George Edwards), Mag___ ... Mary survive him. The funeral Wednesday afternoon was in charge of the Knights of Pythias lodge of Sturgeon and divine services were conducted by Rev. W. D. IRONS, D. D., in the presence of a large assemblage. Interment was made at Arlington. Mrs. Jennie KOEHLER, wife of ___ KOEHLER, died at her home at Magn___, Ohio, Friday, February 2. The deceased was 55 years old and died very suddenly from blood poisoning, following an injury to a leg received by a fall. Mrs. KOEHLER is survived by her husband and three children; also six brothers and one sister who all live in or near McDonald. They are William, Isaac, Samuel, Alexander, John and James AYE__, and Mrs. Sadie CRAVEN. The funeral took place Sunday. *I'm making a guess the maiden name was AYERS, but you should confirm this. Mrs. Anne SCOTT HYDE, aged 72, died of general debility Friday, February 2, at the home of her son, D. H. HYDE of Venice, who survived her together with a daughter, Mrs. Mattie C. HOCKENBURY of Bradford, Pa., a brother, J. Emery ____ of Goshen, N. Y., and a sister ... S. LA FEBER of Brooklyn, New York. Mrs. HYDE's home was formerly ... Y. The funeral service ... ___beth at 2:30 p.m., conducted by ... G. CONNER. Interment ... *Damaged page