Yes, it's gonna be alright. Yeah, the worst is over now...
I have strep throat! Does anyone wanna french-kiss? I'm only contagious for 3 more hours, so if you want my disease, you had better hurry up. The doctor said "lets see what's going on back there, open up." so I did. She stuck her popsical stick on my tounge, took a peek and said, "ooo...woah... yeah. lets swab that." No wonder I've been feeling so sick. Ah to be me.
Lindsay and Erin... where did you go?
posted by mmmollie @ 9:16 AM
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mollie i am sitting in my english class and i looked up your name on google and this is what i found...........
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mollie Gove Fish
February 11, 1916
Mrs. Mollie Fish, the deceased daughter of Steven A., and Mary (unreadable except for Ja) Gove, was born November 15, 1858 in the town of Argentine, Genesee County, Michigan, where she spent the greatest part of her childhood days. She was united in marriage to Dr. Wilson Fish, June (missing) 1902, at the city of Detroit, where they have resided until moving to Shepherd two weeks ago.
She passed away peacefully at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Black of this place on the evening of February 11, 1916.
She leaves to mourn their loss, besides the husband, one daughter, Mrs. Myron Morse of Birch Run, Mich., one son William Hazeu; two sisters, Mrs. (C----villa) Highdeld of Davisburg, Mich., and Mrs. James Black of Shepherd and one brother, Wm Gove of St. Louis, Mich., besides many other relatives and hosts of devoted and admiring friends. The remains well be taken to Detroit early in March for interment following funeral services to be held at the First Spiritual Temple, of which church she was a worthy member many years, unselfishly contributing her time, her means and unusual talents for the enlightenment and upliftment of humanity.
All who knew her loved her and her passing, though long expected, is decided shock to her many friends.
For many years Mrs. Fish has been a member of the order of Maccabe...(rest missing) who will take part at Detroit in the funeral obseques, the exact date of which will appear in Detroit papers during the first week of March.
(mollie is there something your not telling me?)
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