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SHE LIVED IN GREEN TP. ALL HER LIFE

Mrs. William Dalziel Fails to Recover From Operation for Appendicitis at Hospital 
Sanitarium

From Monday's Daily Pioneer - June 4, 1908

Mrs. William Dalziel died at 12:30 Saturday, at Mercy Hospital sanitarium after an 
operation for appendicitis, which was performed in the forenoon.  She was brought to
the hospital only the day before.

Mrs. Dalziel was born in Green township February 19, 1870.  She was the daughter of 
James Smith.  He girlhood days were passed on the farm home.  For a time she 
attended the Ferris Institute and later taught school in the county.

She was married on Feb. 28, 1901, and was the mother of four children, Edna, Donald, 
Claude and Ethel, who together with her husband, survive her.  She also leaves a 
brother, James Smith, and sister, Mrs. Will Turk.  Both her mother and father are 
dead.

She was an active member of the Vangilder Congregational Church.

The funeral will be held fro the farm residence, in Green township, Tuesday, forenoon
at 10 o'clock; Rev. D.G. Blair will officiate.