Individual Details

Marriage

HILE, FRANK D., GUIZLO, ZELLA E., 12/18/1888, Book D, pg 0279

The Burlingame Democrat (Burlingame, Kansas) Fri, Dec 21, 1888, Page 3
Mr. Frank D. Hile and Miss Zella Guizlo both of this city were united in marriage Wednesday evening by Rev. A. W. Lawrence at the Presbyterian parsonage. The contracting parties are well known in Burlingame and the Democrat joins their many friends in wishing them a long and happy life.

Death

At Rest.

When spring flowers come again they will blossom in the yellow sunshine over a new made grave where reposes the dust of one who, in life, was among earth's purest and most beloved mortals. Death came to the one of whom we speak at a time when life seemed full of promise--when the end of that which we call earthly joy seemed afar off.
The death to which we refer is that of Mrs. Zella Hile, wife of Frank Hile, of this city, which occurred yesterday afternoon at her home in the south part of town. As many of our readers know, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hile last Sabbath morning. The advent of this little one was hailed with joy, but the gladness with which it was welcomed into the household soon changed to sorrow because of the death of the mother.
The deceased was born in this city November 12th, 1868, making her twenty-one years of age her last birthday. She was united in marriage with Mr. Frank Hile, December 19th, 1888. All of her life was passed in Burlingame. She was born and grew to womanhood, was married and died in the home of her parents. From her earliest childhood Zella was a favorite in this community, and after she had grown to womanhood and enlarged her acquaintance she was esteemed where ever known. When she was married the best wishes of our people were extended to her and her husband and a long, prosperous wedded life was predicted for them. But alas! it was not to be; and we can only bow our heads to-day in humble submission and say: "God's will be done." And although she is gone we still have the memory of her beautiful, kindly face and ever gentle presence, which will live long in all of our hearts.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the interment being in the Burlingame cemetery.

[9 April, 1890 was a Wednesday, making last Sabbath, Sunday April 6]

Burial

Hile, Zella E, d. 9 Apr 1890, aged 21yr 5mo 28days, wife of Frank