Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-04


ions of some as to the merits and qualities Of
our dear one who has been removed from us,
mayi seem exaggerated, we, who had day
by day observed the growing intellect and
the development Of the laughing, blithesome
girl into the cheerful, pure and noble wom-
an, whose sympathy made the burdens of life
| easier and whose presence was the light Of
the family life, cannot but realize their truth.
The light has indeed gone out, and we walk
in the shadows of sadness. With her our
fondest hopes are buried. We may try to ac-
cept the inevitable with resignation, know
ing that what to us Is death Is to her but the
beginning of higher life, but our sorrow
abides with us.
Editor AXE, of the Ironton REGISTER, has
our sympathy in the loss of his only daugh-
ter. Miss Nettie AXE died on the 18th inst.
in the 23d year of her age.-JacksOn Cash
Book.
Miss Nettie AXE, only daughter of Eli D.
AXE, of the IrontOn REGISTER, died on the
10th inst. She was an accomplished young
lady and her death is sadly deplored By large
circle of friends.-Doniphan Ne,os.
The many friends of Mr.. Eli ID. AXE, of the
Ironton REGISTER, in this county will be
panied to learn Of the death of his only
daughter, Miss Nettie. She died very sud
denly last Sunday of congestion.-Farmtng-
Miss Nettie AXE, daughter of E. D. AXE,
editor of the IrOnton REGISTER, died on
Sunday last, aged % years and months.
We extend our heartfelt sympathies to
Bro. AXE in his sad observation-disclosures
Girdrdeau Neacs.
A special from Ironton to the Republican,
of the 18th inst, notes the death of Miss
Nettie Axe, only daughter of Eli D. AXE, Of
the 1rontOn REGISTER. We tender our sim
cere sympathy to Bro. AXE in his sad be-
reavement.-Mar6le Hill Herald.
Miss Nettie AXE, the bright and accom-
plished daughter of Eli D. AXE, Esq, editor
of the Ironton REGISTER, died of congestion
on the 18th inst. She was a very attractive
and popular young lady, and her death is
mourned by host Of friends.-Neto Madrid
Record.
We are sorry to learn of the sudden death
on Sunday, Sept. 16. Miss Nettie was the
only daughter of Eli D. AXE, publisher Of
the IrontOn REGISTER, and was as highly
cultured and attractive young lady as could
be found in any commuDity.-Piedmon
Leader.
We notice in the st. Louis Chronicle of the
18th the death of Miss Nettie AXE, the only
daughter of Mr.. Ell AXE, editor of the Iron
ton REGISTER. Miss Nettie was one of the
most beautiful and accomplished young la
dies of 1ronton; and Bro. AXE has our SYM
patty in his bereavement.-Poplar Bluff
Citizen.
Died, on Sunday evening, 10th inst, at
1ronton, Miss Nettie AXE, aged % years and
4 months. She was the only daughter of Eli
d. Axe, editor of the IRON COUNTY REGIS
TER. She was a consistent, active, jealous
member of the church, and was one of the
most popular of all the young ladies of Iron
ton. Bro. AXE and family have our most
sincere sympathy in their sad bereavement.
|-D0niphGn Prospect.
We are sorry to learn of the sudden death
of Miss Nettie AXE. daughter of Eli D. AXE.
of the IRON COUNTY REGISTER, which &C.
Cured at TrOnton, Mo-, on the 10th inst, of
congestion. Miss AXE has been the assistant
of her father for several years on the REGIS
TER, WIS very attractive and accomplished,
and highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Her sudden death has cast gloom over the
Bloomfield Vindicdtor.
We learn with regret Of the death Of Miss
Nettie Axe, only daughter of Mr.. Z. D. AXE,
Of the Ironton REGISTER. Her death was
day night. Miss AXE was bright and shin
ing light in the circles In which she moved,
and her demise leaves vacancy in the
home her presence has adorned that cannot
be filled. Bro. AXE has the sympathy Of
host of friends in this severe and sudden be-
reavement.-Frederickt Pldindealer.
1t Is with feeling of sorrow that we chron-
Gle the death of Miss Nettie Axe, only daugh-
ter of Eli D. AXE, of the Ironton REGISTER,
which occurred last week. She was young
prettiest flowers Of the Arcadia Valley. the
pride of her parents, and the sun
shine of that printing office. It can
be truly said of her, "None knew thee but to
mark" Her parents have our heartfelt
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Miss Nettie AXE, daughter Of Eli d. AXE,
editor of the IRON COUNTY REGISTER,
inst, of congestion. Her death was quite
sudden, having had no illness but very
light chill on Friday previous. The grief
stricken parents have our most tender sym
pathy in their doubly sad bereavement, with
the hope that they will find consolation and
healing in the conviction and belief that their
bright, youthful and joyous Nettie is far hap
pier than "mortals here below."-Centre-
nile Outlook.
Miss Nettie AXE, daughter of E. D. AXE,
Of the IRON COUNTY REGISTER, died very
suddenly Sunday, 10Th, of congestion, aged
p years, four months. She was attacked
with chill on Saturday, but it did not seem
serious to her parents or attending physician.
On sunday she was in her usual gay spirits,
till about ten O'Clock in the evening, when
she took suddenly worse, and died in thirty
five minutes, in spite of the efforts of two
physicians who were summoned instantly.
The procession to her funeral Tuesday was
the largest ever seen in Ironton.-.Steesrille
Sentinel.
Died, on September 10th, at her home, in
Ironton, Mo-, Miss Nettie Axe, aged % years
and months, Of congestive chill, after only
two or three days. Illness. 1t is with sad
heart we have to chronicle the above sad
event. Nettie, always the embodiment of
life and vivacity, dead. 1t is hardly realiza-
BILE. Never beat . truer, more kind, more
loving and unselfish heart. The light of a
happy home, where is now darkness and
distress. Cousin Nettie, the last in the world
with whom to associate the thought of death
-ligl Hearted, merry and free. How her
many friends will miss her, look for her,
long for her! Her parents, upon whom the
blow must rest terribly, have the deep-seat-
ed and sincere heartfelt sympathy of num-
berless friends, to which we add ours with
feeling unutterable and indescribable.~ Our
playmate for years, in the days of yore, we
cannot think of her as gone before, our gay,
sympathetic little cousin. Her light has dis
appeared from this to blaze in better world.
-Bonne Terre Reporter.
The sad intelligence Of the death Of Miss
Nettie AXE, which occurred suddenly last
Sunday night at her home in Ironton, was
received at this place last Monday with gen.
uine sorrow and sympathy by her friends and
acquaintance, and she had a large circle of
"a ILL T.