Wife of J.W. Baty
MRS. BATY"S FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Baty,wife of J.W. Baty,one of the well known residents of Oregon city,were conducted at the family home on Duane street Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,Rev. F.L. Cook,pastor of the Central Christian church of Portland officiating. Many friends of the deceased and of the family attended the services. The interment was in the Mountain View cemetery and many of the friends of the family followed the remains to the last resting place.
The pall bearers were J. Gorbett, A. Mautz, E. W. Bailey, John Lewellen, A. O. Van Hoy and A.R. Stevens. The funeral offerings were beautiful,among those sending flowers being the police and detective departments of Portland and the Crown Mills of Portland.The casket was hidden by the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Baty's maiden name was Mary Thomas,she was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas. She was born in Indiana.From Indiana she moved with her parents to Missouri, and at St. Joseph was married to J. W. Baty. They lived in Missouri for some time and later went to Kansas,where she lived for nine years. On June 20,1885 Mrs. Baty and family came to Oregon. They lived at the Dalles for eight years.
Mrs. Baty is survived by her husband and the following children: T.J. Baty,C.E. Baty,A.E. Baty, and Claude Baty of Portland,and Mrs. L. Shank also of Portland.She leaves the following grandchildren: Miss Alice Ware,of Oregon City,who has made her home with her grandparent Mrs. E. Davis, Lura,Leslie, Iris Baty, of Portland; Alma,Clara,Wesley Baty of Portland; Fay and Grace Shank,of Portland,and three great-grandchildren, Clayton,Richard and Vera Davis,of Portland.
Morning Enterprise
Wednesday, April 3,1912
MRS. BATY"S FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Baty,wife of J.W. Baty,one of the well known residents of Oregon city,were conducted at the family home on Duane street Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,Rev. F.L. Cook,pastor of the Central Christian church of Portland officiating. Many friends of the deceased and of the family attended the services. The interment was in the Mountain View cemetery and many of the friends of the family followed the remains to the last resting place.
The pall bearers were J. Gorbett, A. Mautz, E. W. Bailey, John Lewellen, A. O. Van Hoy and A.R. Stevens. The funeral offerings were beautiful,among those sending flowers being the police and detective departments of Portland and the Crown Mills of Portland.The casket was hidden by the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Baty's maiden name was Mary Thomas,she was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas. She was born in Indiana.From Indiana she moved with her parents to Missouri, and at St. Joseph was married to J. W. Baty. They lived in Missouri for some time and later went to Kansas,where she lived for nine years. On June 20,1885 Mrs. Baty and family came to Oregon. They lived at the Dalles for eight years.
Mrs. Baty is survived by her husband and the following children: T.J. Baty,C.E. Baty,A.E. Baty, and Claude Baty of Portland,and Mrs. L. Shank also of Portland.She leaves the following grandchildren: Miss Alice Ware,of Oregon City,who has made her home with her grandparent Mrs. E. Davis, Lura,Leslie, Iris Baty, of Portland; Alma,Clara,Wesley Baty of Portland; Fay and Grace Shank,of Portland,and three great-grandchildren, Clayton,Richard and Vera Davis,of Portland.
Morning Enterprise
Wednesday, April 3,1912
Wife of J.W. Baty
MRS. BATY"S FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Baty,wife of J.W. Baty,one of the well known residents of Oregon city,were conducted at the family home on Duane street Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,Rev. F.L. Cook,pastor of the Central Christian church of Portland officiating. Many friends of the deceased and of the family attended the services. The interment was in the Mountain View cemetery and many of the friends of the family followed the remains to the last resting place.
The pall bearers were J. Gorbett, A. Mautz, E. W. Bailey, John Lewellen, A. O. Van Hoy and A.R. Stevens. The funeral offerings were beautiful,among those sending flowers being the police and detective departments of Portland and the Crown Mills of Portland.The casket was hidden by the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Baty's maiden name was Mary Thomas,she was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas. She was born in Indiana.From Indiana she moved with her parents to Missouri, and at St. Joseph was married to J. W. Baty. They lived in Missouri for some time and later went to Kansas,where she lived for nine years. On June 20,1885 Mrs. Baty and family came to Oregon. They lived at the Dalles for eight years.
Mrs. Baty is survived by her husband and the following children: T.J. Baty,C.E. Baty,A.E. Baty, and Claude Baty of Portland,and Mrs. L. Shank also of Portland.She leaves the following grandchildren: Miss Alice Ware,of Oregon City,who has made her home with her grandparent Mrs. E. Davis, Lura,Leslie, Iris Baty, of Portland; Alma,Clara,Wesley Baty of Portland; Fay and Grace Shank,of Portland,and three great-grandchildren, Clayton,Richard and Vera Davis,of Portland.
Morning Enterprise
Wednesday, April 3,1912
MRS. BATY"S FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Baty,wife of J.W. Baty,one of the well known residents of Oregon city,were conducted at the family home on Duane street Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,Rev. F.L. Cook,pastor of the Central Christian church of Portland officiating. Many friends of the deceased and of the family attended the services. The interment was in the Mountain View cemetery and many of the friends of the family followed the remains to the last resting place.
The pall bearers were J. Gorbett, A. Mautz, E. W. Bailey, John Lewellen, A. O. Van Hoy and A.R. Stevens. The funeral offerings were beautiful,among those sending flowers being the police and detective departments of Portland and the Crown Mills of Portland.The casket was hidden by the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Baty's maiden name was Mary Thomas,she was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas. She was born in Indiana.From Indiana she moved with her parents to Missouri, and at St. Joseph was married to J. W. Baty. They lived in Missouri for some time and later went to Kansas,where she lived for nine years. On June 20,1885 Mrs. Baty and family came to Oregon. They lived at the Dalles for eight years.
Mrs. Baty is survived by her husband and the following children: T.J. Baty,C.E. Baty,A.E. Baty, and Claude Baty of Portland,and Mrs. L. Shank also of Portland.She leaves the following grandchildren: Miss Alice Ware,of Oregon City,who has made her home with her grandparent Mrs. E. Davis, Lura,Leslie, Iris Baty, of Portland; Alma,Clara,Wesley Baty of Portland; Fay and Grace Shank,of Portland,and three great-grandchildren, Clayton,Richard and Vera Davis,of Portland.
Morning Enterprise
Wednesday, April 3,1912
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