Oak Forest Cemetery frequently cited in obituaries is the current Bronswood Cemetery located on North Madison Street in Hinsdale.

Miss Fanny R. Rea, oldest sister of Mrs. S. T. Kimbell, died at the Homeopathic Hospital in Chicago Saturday, December 28, 1899. … Interred in C. B. Kimbell family lot in Oak Forest Cemetery New Year’s Day. She was a native of Rockford where she lived until seventeen years ago when with her mother and sisters came to Chicago. … Engaged in the office of the Phoenix Insurance Company for twelve years. Volume V, Number 15, Saturday, January 6, 1899 [sic, actual date of newspaper January 6, 1900]

Mrs. Joal Wiant of West Chicago, mother if Circuit Clerk Wiant, died Wednesday … 75 years of age, widow … Wheaton, Illinois. January 6, 1900

Miss Keith visited the homes of her sisters, Mesdames Raftree and Hayes. January 6, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph have returned to Philadelphia after visiting with their son, J. F. Joseph. January 6, 1900

Peter Fleming of Rockford is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Ross. January 6, 1900

Mr. Lonlegon visited his sister Mrs. Guy Lilly this week. ¶ Mr. and Mrs. Davis visited Dr. Lilly last week. ¶ John Lilly of Chicago is the guest of his uncle Dr. Guy Lilly. ¶ Pauline Peyton of Denver, Col., visited the home of Dr. Lilly this week. January 6, 1900

Robt. Buck of Downers Grove, known to many Hinsdaleans as an old time resident, passed away Thursday morning. January 6, 1900

Harry Barker will make his home in Chicago; Mr. Barker has for many years resided with his uncle, Philip Barker of Third street. January 6, 1900

Charlotte Merrill entertained a number of his friends in honor of her birthday last Saturday. January 6, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Racine, Wisc., visited at the home of Will J. Landis. Mr. and Mrs. Adams were married December 28^th and were on their wedding trip. January 6, 1900

Mattie Pfeifer entertained a number of little friends last Tuesday, it being a birthday occasion. Volume V, Number 16, Saturday, January 13, 1900

H. D. Wyllie who has been a resident of Hinsdale for a number of years will move his family to Chicago … will reside at 6062 Jefferson avenue. January 13, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. Stanford of Duluth visited Mrs. Willis Blackman and returned taking the children who have been visiting their cousins in Hinsdale. January 13, 1900

Miss Harriet Merrill visited her sister Mrs. L. Briggs in Chicago. January 13, 1900

F. G. Pilsen of Baltimore visited his niece, Mrs. Keith of Garfield avenue. January 13, 1900

Born -- Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Denis, a son. January 13, 1900

Marguerite Barr was pleasantly surprised last Saturday by her young friends, the occasion being her fifteenth birthday. January 13, 1900

Messrs James Bradley and Frank Smith attended the wedding of Mr. Ralph Bradley at Ft. Madison, Iowa, on Wednesday. A full account appeared in Thursday’s Times-Herald. January 13, 1900

Miss Violet Thompson of Chicago is [visiting] her grandmother, Mrs. Edwin Thompson. January 13, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, Jr., of Fourth street celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary. Mr. Burton’s father, sisters and brothers came out from the city. Volume V, Number 17, Saturday, January 20, 1900

Mrs. Hiram Roth with her two sons and nephew are here from Iowa visiting relatives. January 20, 1900

Mrs. Thomas Murray of Chicago was a guest of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Ross. January 20, 1900

Mrs. Birdena E. Merritt [visited] her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Ross. January 20, 1900

Mrs. L. C. Newell entertained her father, Chas. K. Williams of Chicago, and Mrs. Hutchins from Evanston. January 20, 1900 [Mrs. Hutchins of Evanston … guest of her niece, Mrs. L. C. Newell. March 3, 1900]

Mrs. F. M. Merrill was visited by her brother, H. B. Graves of Rochester, N.Y. January 20, 1900 [Mrs. F. M. Merrill … started for Rochester {NY} her former home. March 3, 1900]

Estate of Charles E. Hinds, deceased, administratrix Mariette G. Hinds. January 20, 1900

Estate of Andrew T. Heaphy, deceased, administratrix Estell M. Heaphy. January 20, 1900

Miss Louise Landis visited her aunt, Mrs. Roland Landis of Chicago. January 20, 1900

Mr. Burke of South Washington street will move his family to Cleveland this week. January 20, 1900

Mrs. Emily Yale, sister of James A. Blood and Mrs. A. A. Lincoln of Hinsdale, died at her home corner of Rush street and Chicago avenue, Chicago, 8:20 Monday evening ... funeral was Wednesday from the house, burial Graceland. …resided in this village about a dozen years ago … husband John Yale died a year ago. Volume V, Number 18, Saturday, January 27, 1900

Mrs. Mary Ann Beidler of Chicago, widow of Jacob and mother of Augustus F. Beidler of Hinsdale, died Thursday at her home, Jackson boulevard and Sangamon street, age 78. Shortly after her marriage in 1884 [sic], Mr. and Mrs. Beidler came to Chicago … husband died two years ago. Surviving children Augustus F., Francis, David and George, and Mrs. Emma B. Camp. January 27, 1900

Mrs. Lydia M. Talmadge formerly of Hinsdale, died Sunday, January 14^th, at San Marcos, Texas. January 27, 1900

Estate of John F. Hinkle, deceased, to Henry Heinke, Dietrich Heinke, William Heinke, Sophia Rieskers, and Mary Nodolff sole heirs, John McClintock, executor. January 27, 1900

Miss Nellie Linsley of Marion, Ohio, visited her cousin Theron Linsley in Hinsdale. January 27, 1900

Mrs. Frank Warden of Waukesha visited her aunt, Mrs. L. P. Haskell. January 27, 1900

Mrs. Pape and children return from Bedford, Conn., where they have been visiting relatives. January 27, 1900

The friends of Mr. Charles M. Scoville, formerly of Hinsdale, will be interested to know he has moved to Corona, Calif. January 27, 1900

Robert Banghart was surprised last Wednesday by his friends. The occasion being his birthday. January 27, 1900

Miss June Bird spent a week visiting relatives in Burlington, Iowa. January 27, 1900

Miss Sarah Hobert, aged 76 years, sister of Madame Van Liew, broke her leg. January 27, 1900

Miss Lydia Swigart of Chicago, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. O. D. Cook January 27, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Miller of Sterling, Ill., are visiting Mrs. Miller’s brother, W. E. Scott, the night operator. January 27, 1900

Jay McCoy of New York is visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. McCoy. January 27, 1900

John W. Reed left for Opdyke, Ill., where he and Mrs. Reed and son, Alanson will make their home. January 27, 1900

Mrs. Edgar Davis entertained in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Jansen Noble. January 27, 1900

Twenty fifth anniversary party. "In Reading, Mass., January 27, 1875 at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Adden, by Rev. William H. Willcox , Mr. Frank F. Temple to Ida George all of Reading." Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Temple at the party were Mrs. Adden, sister, and Mr. Willard Adden, nephew of Mrs. Temple. Volume V, Number 19, Saturday, February 3, 1900

Surprise party given for C. D. Bird on occasion of his birthday. ¶ Mrs. M. R. Long of Perry, Iowa, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. D. Bird in Hinsdale. ¶ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thomas of Buffalo were guests of Mrs. C. D. Bird. February 3, 1900

O. K. Hoffman for many years a telegraph operator in Hinsdale died suddenly Thursday, February 1, 1900. The deceased came here from Lynn Grove, Indiana, in 1891. His father came to take the body back to Indiana. February 3, 1900 [Letter regarding death. February 10, 1900]

Henry Heinke died at his home on North Lincoln street Tuesday. Funeral largely attended by early settlers occurred yesterday. … was 61 years old and leaves a widow, three sons, and three daughters. He came to this country 34 years ago from Hanover, Germany, settling in Downers Grove. February 3, 1900

Presbyterian church notes: Dr. Johnson leaves Monday … he will officiate at the marriage of his son, Willard Johnson, in New York City. February 3, 1900

Miss Mabel Stewart of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will J. Beckwith. February 3, 1900

Mrs. Wm. Pollock is visiting relatives in Burlington, Iowa. February 3, 1900

Mr. Bowles of Chicago [visited] his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Jeffers. February 3, 1900

Webster Evernden will entertain this afternoon in honor of his birthday. February 3, 1900

Estate of Athalia A. Walker, deceased, Henry C. Middaugh, Administrator. February 3, 1900

Clyde Van Camp and his bride, formerly Miss Kate Palmer of Girard, Penn., visited their cousin Lillian Hinds. February 3, 1900

Mrs. Louise Hinds of Cleveland, formerly of Hinsdale, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Curtis and her sister, Mrs. E. P. Hinds. February 3, 1900

Mrs. Mary J. Keyes wife of George Keyes of Hinsdale, died Monday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Sturtevant of Oak Park. She was born in Wayne County, N.Y. March 18, 1834, married George Keyes of Chicago in 1855, … survived by husband and the one child, Mrs. Sturtevant. Funeral held Wednesday at home of her brother, James Van Inwagen, buried Graceland. Pallbearers James Van Inwagen. Jr., Fred Van Inwagen, H. O. Foster, John Stewart, C. A. Sturtevant, and J. B. Page. … Stricken with apoplexy during wedding of grandson Chester Sturtevant in Oak Park last Wednesday. Funeral at 150 Warren avenue. … Almost 65 years old … came to Chicago in 1855 and married that year in her father’s home on Van Buren near Michigan. February 3, 1900

Died January 29th, John B. Doane aged 86 … resident of Hinsdale since the early 80’s having moved here from Chicago … engaged in practice of medicine … at one time captain in the merchant marine. Survived by his wife and one son. Funeral at his late residence Thursday afternoon. C. F. Elliott of Unity church officiating. … His body was placed in the tomb beside his daughter Alice who died in 1898. February 3, 1900

Born -- To Mr. and Mrs. William Percy Cortis, a daughter on last Sunday. Volume V, Number 20, Saturday, February 10, 1900

Arthur Elting of Chicago [visited] his aunt, Mrs. F. S. Cable. February 10, 1900

Will Noble of Chicago [visited] his uncle, George Noble. February 10, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross attended the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Freeport, Ill., last week. February 10, 1900

Mr. Lee of Garfield avenue arrives from Dayton, Ohio, where he has been visiting his mother. February 10, 1900

Miss Julia Froscher was surprised by friends last Monday evening. The occasion being [her] birthday. February 10, 1900

Mrs. Prentiss of Rockford [visited] her sister Mrs. Crocker. Mrs. Crocker left for Europe. February 10, 1900

Miss Butzel of Chicago [visited] her sister, Mrs. Holverscheid. February 10, 1900

Mrs. Shaw of Paxton is visiting her brother, W. H. Holcomb. February 10, 1900

Miss Nina Wadington [visited] her aunt, Mrs. Fowler in Chicago. February 10, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crossette left … for a trip thru the East … will attend the wedding of Mrs. Crossett’s niece, Miss Dunning of Deckertown, N. J. February 10, 1900

Chandler Lemmon was out from the city and [visited] his sister, Mrs. James McDonald. He was accompanied by Miss Roma Adams of Aurora. February 10, 1900

Born -- To Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Steele on Wednesday, a daughter. ¶ E. C. Steele arrived February 15^th from Iowa Falls, Iowa, to welcome the advent of his daughter. Volume V, Number 21, Saturday, February 17, 1900

Born -- On February 14^th to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Prior, a daughter. February 17, 1900

Miss Lucy Burton of Chicago, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. R. Thayer. February 17, 1900

Mrs. L. E. Ingalls visited her sister, Mrs. C. B. Kimbell. February 17, 1900

Mrs. Ledia [sic] Humphrey of Racine, Wis., is [visiting] her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Landis. February 17, 1900

Mrs. Delano and daughter, Isabelle left for St. Louis to visit Mrs. Delano’s sister, Mrs. Miller. February 17, 1900 [Mrs. S. M. Delano left for St. Louis to visit her sister. February 24, 1900]

D. D. Hall of Lansing, Mich., [visited] his nephew, Geo. W. Hall. February 17, 1900

Harry Colburn leaves for New York city to accept a good position. February 17, 1900

Obituary from the Berue (Ind.) Witness: Orestes K. Hoffman, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman died instantly at Chicago on Thursday, February 1, 1900. Orestes born Adams County, Indiana, March 24, 1868, and died in Chicago, February 1, 1900, 31 years, 10 months, 7 days. … employed at the railroad office of the C. B. & O. at Hinsdale. His mother died before he was three. Survivors … father, stepmother, one sister, three brothers. Services at Evangelical Church Tuesday morning, Greenwood Cemetery. Coroner’s report … heart problem. February 17, 1900

Real estate transfers, February 17, 1900, issue:
Louise Bohlander to John A. Schriber
Peter McGuin to Frank A Puffer
Julia McFarland to Blanche M. Bunday
Catherine M. Doolittle to Norman Jefferson

Mrs. Williams of Chicago visited her daughter, Mrs. Harry Dana. February 17, 1900

Miss Violet Wakefield of California, who has been in Boston, visited her cousin, W. T. Barr. February 17, 1900

Mrs. Jeffers [visited] her sister, Mrs. Arthur of Chicago. February 17, 1900

Albert Long of Chicago will spend Sunday with his sister, Mrs. C. D. Bird. February 17, 1900

Miss Lizzie Lehmann married John Wappenhope of Union Hill, Kankakee County, Ill., Wednesday, at her mother’s home. Volume V, Number 22, Saturday, February 24, 1900

Mrs. H. L. Edwards [is] in Germany visiting relatives … near her old home, Ermsleben [in the Harz Mountains.] February 24, 1900

Cousin with army in the Philippines James Parker Chadwick writes to Mrs. Ada Chadwick Williams, Hinsdale. …would also like to correspond with Mr. Williams, Albert or Constance. February 24, 1900

Mrs. Kelley, a missionary of the Christian church is visiting her father, Rev. A. R. Knox. February 24, 1900

N. N. Fox and wife of St. Joseph, Mo., returned home after visiting their daughter, Mrs. Will Fox. February 24, 1900

Miss Delia Cunningham of Madison, Wis., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Kelley, returns home this week. February 24, 1900

Miss Roach of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. A. Myers. February 24, 1900

Little Elizabeth Clark of Chicago is visiting her aunt Mrs. W. T. Barr. ¶ Mrs. W. T. Barr has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. Clark of Chicago. February 24, 1900

Martha Mueller, age 11, died Thursday of diphtheria, daughter of Henry Mueller, buried Proviso. February 24, 1900

Miss Anna M. English of Chicago married Harry Johnston of Hinsdale Wednesday noon at the home of Bishop Fallows who performed the ceremony. … will reside in Chicago. February 24, 1900

Walter Bromley married Miss Grace McCann of Hinsdale Monday evening in Chicago. February 24, 1900

Miss Katherine Morse of Ellenville, New York, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. S. Cable. February 24, 1900 [Miss Morse … left for Omaha to {visit} her brother. March 17, 1900]

Alfred Emerson of Ithaca, N.Y., visited his brother, W. H. Edwards [sic] February 24, 1900

Mrs. Ralph Leohr is sick … at the home of her father, D. A. Russell, of West Hinsdale. February 24, 1900

Arthur Foster and Frank Folk left Hinsdale for Waterloo, Mich., where they will stay permanently. February 24, 1900

Rev. George H. Wilson preaches his farewell sermon at Paxton tomorrow and begins his new pastorate at DeKalb … friends and former parishioners here … February 24, 1900

[Long list of students with perfect school attendance in the February 24, 1900, issue.]

Miss Julia Delany [visited] her aunt, Mrs. A. H. Hoffmeyer. February 24, 1900

Mrs. James Convis returned from Spencer, Indiana, where she has been visiting her mother. February 24, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Line of Galion, Ohio, visited Mrs. Line’s brother, W. F. Krohn, in Hinsdale on their honeymoon. February 24, 1900

Mrs. G. B. Weaber died in Lyons yesterday, daughter Mrs. J. A. Morlock of Hinsdale, …86 years old, … funeral Monday, burial Naperville. Volume V, Number 23, Saturday, March 3, 1900

Mrs. W. Boettiger has received news that her uncle, Frederick Ott, has died in Germany … visited in Hinsdale last summer. March 3, 1900

James E. Aiken of Colorado Springs [visited] his cousin, Mrs. George Beach. March 3, 1900

Mrs. Julia Kremholz has sold her property in Wet Hinsdale to Nichols Houser of Lyons. March 3, 1900

Mrs. A. B. Sherwin came out from Chicago [to visit] her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Kimbell. March 3, 1900

Miss Elsie Sweat of Sault Ste. Marie is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. O. Troeger. March 3, 1900

Agard Ross returned to Madison after visiting his parents. March 3, 1900

Robert Tannery of Downers Grove [visited] his parents in Hinsdale. March 3, 1900

Miss Minnie Carlisle of Chicago [visited] her father in Hinsdale. March 3, 1900

George Noble was … surprised by his friends … last Tuesday evening the occasion being his seventeenth birthday.. March 3, 1900

Dr. D. K. Pearsons of Hinsdale will be 80 on April 14^th. Volume V, Number 24, Saturday, March 10, 1900

Mrs. H. F. Hamill [visited] her sister, Mrs. Robert Clarke. March 10, 1900 [Ruth and Mary Hamill visited their aunt, Mrs. Clarke. March 17, 1900]

Mr. Skinner of DeKalb visited his cousin, Miss Inez Abbott. March 10, 1900

Waldow Bird of LaGrange, was a guest at the home of C. D. Bird. March 10, 1900

Mrs. Hargraves of Buffalo, N. Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Fuller. March 10, 1900 [Miss Holgrave [sic] who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Fuller, returned to Buffalo. March 17, 1900]

Mrs. McGee, sister of Mrs. F. J. Schuyler and a former resident of Hinsdale … is now staying in Atlanta, Ga. March 10, 1900

Miss Atilda Heaphy and her mother are moving to Plainfield, N.J. March 10, 1900

Mrs. Jos. Lozier has gone to Aurora, Neb., where she expects to make her home permanently. March 10, 1900

Miss Zella Briggs of Chicago is visiting her uncle, J. C. F. Merrill. March 10, 1900

Born -- On Wednesday, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fredric [sic] Rueckheim. March 10, 1900

Mrs. Cleobelle Doane of Hinsdale filed a petition for divorce from her husband Truman P. Doane Wednesday. Volume V, Number 25, Saturday, March 17, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hervey are guests of S. I. Redfield, Mr. Hervey’s bride was Miss Nettie Hill of Roswell, N. M., and they go by way of Seattle to British Columbia … being an attorney for a large mining corporation in the northwest. March 17, 1900

The Y. P. H. M. S. held … a celebration of the anniversary of Mrs. Blackman’s birthday. March 17, 1900

Mrs. George Britton of Sioux City, Ia., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Morlock. March 17, 1900

Mrs. William D. Perry, 5317 Washington avenue, Chicago, a former resident of Hinsdale … committed suicide at the Pennoyer Sanitarium. Kenosha, Wis., whither she had been taken by her husband … the cause … was mourning the loss of her young son, who died last July. … Mrs. Perry was a resident of San Francisco when she was married five years ago … she was Spanish … 25 years of age … parents live in California. March 17, 1900

Diphtheria and scarlet fever caused the death of the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolf, Tuesday … Lester was four years old … interment at Oak Forest. March 17, 1900

Mrs. William Benton and her daughter, Miss Emeline of Aurora [are quarantined due to small-pox], Mrs. Benton’s children E. L. Benton and Mrs. R. L. Raymond of this village. March 17, 1900

We learned of the death of Mr. Farr of Bristol, Vermont, father of F. D. Farr of this place. Mr. Farr was at his old home being called there by his father’s illness. March 17, 1900

Gladys Gray is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Everret of Highland Park. March 17, 1900

Gilbert Keith entertained friend in honor of his birthday last Wednesday. March 17, 1900

W. H. Kurth of Lincoln, Neb., formerly of Hinsdale, moved his family to Hinsdale this week. March 17, 1900

In the Chicago papers the engagement is announced of Miss Leona Hartman to Mr. Sig Leibenstien, a former summer resident of Hinsdale. March 17, 1900

Mrs. George Blaney and son who have been [visiting her] brother, Harry Dana, returned to her home in Riverside. March 17, 1900

C. B. Kimbell … Thursday announced a sixth grandchild had arrived at his son Horace’s home that morning, a daughter. Grandmothers Sherwin and Kimbell … Volume V, Number 26, Saturday, March 24, 1900 [Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sherwin were out from the city … latest granddaughter at the home of Mrs. Horace M. Kimbell. March 31, 1900]

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Barr will celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding tonight at the home of Mrs. Barr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Haskell. March 24, 1900 [Mr. and Mrs. Barr entertained … March 31, 1900]

Henry Bolte, who lives on the Mayer farm south town, died yesterday of Bright’s disease. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the German Lutheran church, burial being at Fullersburg. March 24, 1900

Mrs. Katherine Redden of Chicago visited her sister, Mrs. B. G. Merrill. March 24, 1900

Miss Belle Vaughan of Aurora will visit her sister, Mrs. Albert Speckman. March 24, 1900

E. P. Hinds, Jr., left for New Orleans, La., where he is now agent for the Armour Car Lines. March 24, 1900

Capt. J. L. Kimbell and his daughter, Miss Hattie, of Sabula, Iowa, visited C. B. Kimbell and the other relatives here. March 24, 1900

Mrs. N. D. Roth of Chicago avenue has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Green, in Davenport, Iowa. March 24, 1900

George Striclar and wife of Grand Rapids, Mich., [visited] his sister, Mrs. H. C. Irish. March 17, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sinclair of Grand Rapids, Mich., [visited] Frank Krohn. March 24, 1900

Edmund Seeley, one of the early settlers of Kendall county, died at his home in Na-an-say township, Mar. 21, age 73. He was a brother in law of N. W. McLain of this place having married Miss Jane McLean. Volume V, Number 27, Saturday, March 31, 1900

Mrs. Mary Ashton of Vienna, S. Dak., daughter of Mrs. Nancy Roth, died … Mrs. Ashton lived here twelve years … Francis Roth left to bring the remains to Hinsdale. March 31, 1900

Real estate transactions, March 31, 1900, issue:
Thos. McNelley to L. R. Brewer
Wm. Garnsey to Thos. McNelley
Peter McGinn to Wm. Klewres
Jacob Arnd to Wm. K. Ketsen
Peter McGinn to D. K. Ketelsen
Nancy Roth to Adolph Froscher

Miss Eleanor M. Weaber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaber, died last Sunday at her parent’s house, 689 Fulton street, Chicago. … was 22 years old. Mrs. Morlock, aunt of the deceased, with daughter, attended the funeral Wednesday. Burial was at Forest Home. March 31, 1900

Born -- On Sunday, to Dr. and Mrs. Lawton, a daughter. March 31, 1900

A surprise party was given last Thursday on Frank Roth, the occasion being his birthday. March 31, 1900

Mr. and Mrs. Ripley went to Amboy Thursday to attend the funeral of a relative. March 31, 1900

Mrs. Keith and daughter, Helen, left for the east … Mrs. Keith will visit her old home in Baltimore. March 31, 1900.