Mrs. George S. Hall died of heart trouble at her home near Orafino last Saturday afternoon about three o’clcok.

Mrs. Hall had not been in very good health for some time but was able to be up and around the house, and did her own housework. She felt a little worse than usual in the morning but was apparently alright later in the day.

She had been out to the chicken house to gather the eggs and had evidently just closed the door when she was stricken. She lay almost against the chicken house door when found.

A physician was summoned at once and pronounced the cause of death as heart trouble.

A short service was held at the home and more extended services were held in the Evangelical church at Orafino Monday, conducted by Rev. Jacob Snell. Interment was made in teh Orafino cemetery.

Besides her husband, Mrs. Hall leaves five children as follows: Sim Hall, Frank Hall and Roy Hall, all of whom live in the eastern part of the county, Mrs. Grace Harvey of Benkelman, and Mrs. H. O. Rogers of Yuma, Colorado. All were present at the funeral.

Mrs. Hall has been a resident of that vicinity for many years and has hosts of friends who will learn of her death with sadness.

Mrs. Hall was about sixty-two years of age.

The sympathy of all is extended to the grief-stricken husband and breaved children.

The Faber 31(20):1 Thursday, February 18, 1915