Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Taylor, Ida Stilwell 1931
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The Payette Independent 12-17-1931
The Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, December 17, 1931
 
Mrs. Harry Taylor Passes Suddenly
 
The whole community was shocked and saddened last Thursday afternoon when word 
came of the death of Mrs. Harry Taylor, which occurred suddenly at her home 
that afternoon at 3 o'clock, following an hours illness.
 
Mrs. Taylor had been in her usual good health, and was doing her regular work 
that day.  She had prepared dinner and when Mr. Taylor came in to eat, she 
complained of a pain in her chest and left arm.  Dr. Palmer was summoned but 
she passed away before he or any of her neighbors could get to her side.  
Death was attributed to angina pectoris.
 
Mrs. Taylor was a kind and loving wife and neighbor, always ready to help any 
one in need of help.  It has always been said of her here that no other person 
has done any more or as much to help her friends, as she has.
 
Ida Stilwell was born in Wisconsin, June 5th, 1863.  She lived there several 
years and then moved to Nebraska.  From Nebraska she moved to Payette, Idaho 
in 1887.  Here she met Mr. Taylor, and they were married in Payette in 1909.  
They moved at once to their ranch southeast of town, where they have lived 
ever since.
 
Besides her husband, she is survived by 5 sisters -- Mrs. Bert Pilgrim of San 
Jose, California; Mrs. Mary Verley of Tieton, Washington; Mrs. Dora Smith of 
Downs, Kansas, Mrs. Pearl Carter of Boise, Idaho and Mrs. Edd Weavers of 
Fruitland and one brother, Bert Stilwell of Boise, Idaho.  She is also 
survived by a large circle of friends in the community, who join with Mr. 
Taylor and Mrs. Weaver in mourning her passing.
 
Funeral services were held from the Baptist Church here Saturday afternoon at 
2 o'clock, conducted by Reverend Boyten, pastor of the Adventist church in 
Caldwell.  Interment was made in Riverside cemetery in Payette.
 
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many friends and kind neighbors of our dear wife, aunt 
and sister for the kind acts and words of sympathy to us, and also for the 
beautiful floral pieces which proves to us the love you had for her.
Harry Taylor, Thelma Bailey, Cecil Brown and her sisters and brother and their 
families.

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