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   Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas and
son John, of Lima and Mr. Russell
Davis and Miss Secelia Schlagster, of
Toldeo, were Sunday guests at the J.
E. Davis home.
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  James Williamson
   to Be Buried Today

Death Comes to Employe of Street
    Railway Company.

   James Williamson, for the past
seven years collector for the San Jose
and Peninsular railways, passed away
late Tuesday night at the O'Connor
sanitarium after a short illness.
   The deceased was a native of Eng-
land, but had been in California for
the past 13 years.  He is mourned by
his widow, Mrs. Fannie M. William-
son, and four children.  James H. 
Williamson of Scranton, Pa., George
Williamson of Oakland, Mrs. Lillian 
H. Evans and Mrs. Rose Hanstin of
Scranton, Pa.
   Funeral services will be held at 
2 o'clock today from the parlors of
Hocking & Williams Co., and inter-
ment will be at Oak Hill cemetery.


Noted on the bottom of this article 
in handwriting possibly belonging
to the original owner is...
     "Died March 2, 1920"