Shawnee County KS Archives Obituaries.....PAINE, Mrs. Ada Fisk  August 11, 1920
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The Topeka Daily Capital
Wednesday
August 11, 1920

Old Resident Dies.
Mrs. J.L. Payne Succumbs After Illness of Several Months.

Mrs. Ada Fisk PAINE, wife of J.L. Paine, pioneer Topeka jeweler, died at Christ
hospital yesterday morning following an illness of several months. Mrs. Paine
had been in poor health for a number of years; but it is only recently that her
condition has been regarded as serious.
Mrs. Paine was an old resident of Topeka, having come here with her mother, the
late Mrs. N.B. ARNOLD, in 1876. She was bonr in Patriot, Ind., in 1859, and was
married in Topeka in 1879. The family home for many years was in North Topeka,
altho more recently it has been at 900 Morris avenue.
Beside her husband Mrs. Paine is survived by her four children--Mrs. Custer
DIESEM, of Leavenworth, Miss Claire Paine, Mrs. Annie ATKINSON and Dr. D. R.
Paine of Topeka. 

(Note: Payne and Paine typed as printed in newspaper.)


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