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Lillian A. Small,
Wilder, Succumbs
CALDWELL— Lilliam A. Small, 77,Wilder, died Wednesday night at her home.
Services are to be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Wilder Methodist church.
Mrs. Small was born Feb. 14, 1874, at V{Williamstown, Mo. She grew to womanhood there and came to Idaho in 1904, settling on a homestead in the Black Canyon area northeast of Parma. She proved up on the homestead; was married at Salt Lake City Jan. 7, 1910 to Ed M. Small of Wilder. The two lived on the homestead in 1912 when they moved to Wilder.
Small built the Golden Gate store east of Wilder and then the Golden Gate store which was the first business building in what later became the Wilder business section. He died Jan. 21, 1935.
Survivors are three sisters, Lucy Jenkins of Parma, Rettie Stutz of Batavia, Ark.. and Mattie Ramsey of Wilder; and three brothers, J. R. Ramsey of Hermiston, Ore. ; Horace of Quincy, Ill., and Russell of Mojave, Cal.
Mrs. Small was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and of the Christian church.
The Idaho Statesman - Boise, Idaho - 23 Feb 1951, Fri - Page 17
Lillian A. Small,
Wilder, Succumbs
CALDWELL— Lilliam A. Small, 77,Wilder, died Wednesday night at her home.
Services are to be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Wilder Methodist church.
Mrs. Small was born Feb. 14, 1874, at V{Williamstown, Mo. She grew to womanhood there and came to Idaho in 1904, settling on a homestead in the Black Canyon area northeast of Parma. She proved up on the homestead; was married at Salt Lake City Jan. 7, 1910 to Ed M. Small of Wilder. The two lived on the homestead in 1912 when they moved to Wilder.
Small built the Golden Gate store east of Wilder and then the Golden Gate store which was the first business building in what later became the Wilder business section. He died Jan. 21, 1935.
Survivors are three sisters, Lucy Jenkins of Parma, Rettie Stutz of Batavia, Ark.. and Mattie Ramsey of Wilder; and three brothers, J. R. Ramsey of Hermiston, Ore. ; Horace of Quincy, Ill., and Russell of Mojave, Cal.
Mrs. Small was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and of the Christian church.
The Idaho Statesman - Boise, Idaho - 23 Feb 1951, Fri - Page 17
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Lillian A. Small,
Wilder, Succumbs
CALDWELL— Lilliam A. Small, 77,Wilder, died Wednesday night at her home.
Services are to be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Wilder Methodist church.
Mrs. Small was born Feb. 14, 1874, at V{Williamstown, Mo. She grew to womanhood there and came to Idaho in 1904, settling on a homestead in the Black Canyon area northeast of Parma. She proved up on the homestead; was married at Salt Lake City Jan. 7, 1910 to Ed M. Small of Wilder. The two lived on the homestead in 1912 when they moved to Wilder.
Small built the Golden Gate store east of Wilder and then the Golden Gate store which was the first business building in what later became the Wilder business section. He died Jan. 21, 1935.
Survivors are three sisters, Lucy Jenkins of Parma, Rettie Stutz of Batavia, Ark.. and Mattie Ramsey of Wilder; and three brothers, J. R. Ramsey of Hermiston, Ore. ; Horace of Quincy, Ill., and Russell of Mojave, Cal.
Mrs. Small was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and of the Christian church.
The Idaho Statesman - Boise, Idaho - 23 Feb 1951, Fri - Page 17
Lillian A. Small,
Wilder, Succumbs
CALDWELL— Lilliam A. Small, 77,Wilder, died Wednesday night at her home.
Services are to be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Wilder Methodist church.
Mrs. Small was born Feb. 14, 1874, at V{Williamstown, Mo. She grew to womanhood there and came to Idaho in 1904, settling on a homestead in the Black Canyon area northeast of Parma. She proved up on the homestead; was married at Salt Lake City Jan. 7, 1910 to Ed M. Small of Wilder. The two lived on the homestead in 1912 when they moved to Wilder.
Small built the Golden Gate store east of Wilder and then the Golden Gate store which was the first business building in what later became the Wilder business section. He died Jan. 21, 1935.
Survivors are three sisters, Lucy Jenkins of Parma, Rettie Stutz of Batavia, Ark.. and Mattie Ramsey of Wilder; and three brothers, J. R. Ramsey of Hermiston, Ore. ; Horace of Quincy, Ill., and Russell of Mojave, Cal.
Mrs. Small was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and of the Christian church.
The Idaho Statesman - Boise, Idaho - 23 Feb 1951, Fri - Page 17
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