'Lébor. Buried Sunday, ' Fall Levislted one" L3 31 Sarah Ella, Labor, 85, and onc‘ of the earlier residents of Mason‘l county. passed away quite sud-1 denly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Binyaiud at South Bend Friday morning. Funeral ser- vices were held in Shniton Sunday“ afternoon largely attended by old friends of the. family with all the children, but one, who is at sea here for the funeral Interment fol- lowed in Shelton memorial park he- 1 side the grave of the husbuno.1 John Labor, who died in 1909. She is survived by fivc‘daug'h-i ters and three sons, Mrs. Agnesl Osborn of Aberdeen, Mrs, Bertha} [Gibson of South Bend, Mrs, Grace} King of Myrtle Point. 0m, M Nettie Binyard, and Miss Mar}; Labor of South Bend, George. 141-. bor of Aberdeen, John L2: or of Shelton, and Vi’alter Lahor, an en- gineer somewhere at 593. There are twelve grandchildren and five; great grandchildren, Mrsl Labor was active in spite of her years, and came to Shelton once a month to visit with her son John and his children. and was last here .the week before her _eath, seemingly 'in usual. health. he»was born in Mexico, N1 Y.. lNov. 19, 1852. Mr. and Mrs. Labor came to ‘Olympia in 1889 and in 1890 lo- cated a homestead in Agate dis- tricth near Booth Lake, with their elder'bhildren, where' they cleared up lands and built a comfortable hon-1e Their first goods were hr ulA ed in to their place on sled by rothers, who then aised hay. e ching the' boats for trail; out to th Walter; , OCR Text: 'Lébor. Buried Sunday, ' Fall Levislted one" L3 31 Sarah Ella, Labor, 85, and onc‘ of the earlier residents of Mason‘l county. passed away quite sud-1 denly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Binyaiud at South Bend Friday morning. Funeral ser- vices were held in Shniton Sunday“ afternoon largely attended by old friends of the. family with all the children, but one, who is at sea here for the funeral Interment fol- lowed in Shelton memorial park he- 1 side the grave of the husbuno.1 John Labor, who died in 1909. She is survived by fivc‘daug'h-i ters and three sons, Mrs. Agnesl Osborn of Aberdeen, Mrs, Bertha} [Gibson of South Bend, Mrs, Grace} King of Myrtle Point. 0m, M Nettie Binyard, and Miss Mar}; Labor of South Bend, George. 141-. bor of Aberdeen, John L2: or of Shelton, and Vi’alter Lahor, an en- gineer somewhere at 593. There are twelve grandchildren and five; great grandchildren, Mrsl Labor was active in spite of her years, and came to Shelton once a month to visit with her son John and his children. and was last here .the week before her _eath, seemingly 'in usual. health. he»was born in Mexico, N1 Y.. lNov. 19, 1852. Mr. and Mrs. Labor came to ‘Olympia in 1889 and in 1890 lo- cated a homestead in Agate dis- tricth near Booth Lake, with their elder'bhildren, where' they cleared up lands and built a comfortable hon-1e Their first goods were hr ulA ed in to their place on sled by rothers, who then aised hay. e ching the' boats for trail; out to th Walter; , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,L Last Name,Labor, John.tif,Labor, John.tif, Labor, John.tif