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Show Mrs. Gleason's Death THE hosts of friends of Miss Nora Gleason will deeply sympathize with her over the death of her devoted mother. Mrs. Gleason went early to the Comstock. For many years her husband was a trusted engineer of the great Hoisting engines on the famous lode. We think he was the engineer of the Hale and Norcross works for some ten consecutive years, and at different periods was at the Ophir, Savage and Gould and Curry. He was one of the most capable men on the lode. Miss Nora was born there. The family came to this region about thirty years ago, and if we remember correctly the husband and father was several years employed at Park City. Mr. Gleason died here some fifteen or eighteen years ago. Since then Nora and her mother have lived here and been all and all to each other. The mother's death will overwhelm Nora, and she will need the support of the warm affection of friends around her, to give her the courage to live. If profound sympathy can carry any balm to a wounded heart she will have that, at least. i , |
