The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
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ulcu a CIOch lnl> morning ~
the residence OF his parents, Fuu.-
teenth and Engineer streets, after a
short illness.
The deceased was a san Of Officer
Frank Shackles and Lack eighteen
DAYS OF being one year old. Herbert
had been sick for number of days,
and at four o'clock this morning was
very bright and his parents went TO
rest with happier hearts. But their
hopes were blasted when a few hours
later Herbert was taken with a SpaSm.
The sympathy of the community goes
out to Mr.. and Mrs. ShackleS in their
sad atiliction. The funeral will take
place tO-mIrrO afternoon, at go
o'clock, from the residence of the
parents.
HENDERSON Rev. j. T. A. Hender-
son. one of the h-st tn""'n ministers
.rsrrcs IurI, die at his home I'm the
southern part OF the city last night
at midnight.
Rev. Henderson organized the
Cumberland Presbyterian church of
this city and was also for years in
charge of churches Of this faith at
Knobnos.er and other points in this
state. A few years ago he lost mis-
first wife in this city and then re-
moved to Pennsylvania, where he at
one time lived and preached and
where he married the second time.
Early last spring he came to this city
with his wife, but his health was not
good and since that time he has been
ailing, for the past few weeks serious
ly. He was eighty-fve years of age
at the time of his death and leaves
seven children by his first wife to
mourn the loss of father, who in all
respects was most remarkable
man. Mrs. Il. L. Miller and Mrs. A.
IL. Stephens. of this city, are daugh
tiers of Mr.. Henderson, Mrs. Brain
ard, of Kirksville, Mo-, and Mrs.
Trumbull. of Dallas, Tex, are also
daughters: John L. Henderson, of
West Point, RJber; and George Hen.
dersOn are sons. The remains of the |
aged minister will be buried Friday,
absent members of the family being |
unable to reach here until that time. |
TIE funeral will take pace az 10
o clock from the Cumberland PreSby-
t2rian church OF This city, the Rev.
Black, president of the Missouri
Valley College, Marshall, Mo-, ofiici-
a'irg.
BRATToS.-Pat II. Bratton, aged fl
years 5 months and IL days, died of
cancer of the liver al his home No. !
Ills E"st Smith Stroot, U'UIUUh
this morning.
Pat Bratton was born in Ohio, June
18th, 1919, where he was reared and
at an earl y age moved to Illinois,
where he taught school for six years
He then moved to Topeka, Kas.,
where he commenced railroading and
that calling until he came
% Sedalia, some fifteen years ago.
He entered the employ of the Mis-
:ouri Pacific railway company for
whom he worked until his demise.
He has worked for the company in
he capacity of engineer, brakeman {
md night foreman round house, he
vas also at one time on the police of
he city. A wife and four children
elmer, aged II years; Lillian and t
-ettie, aged s years; and Arthur,
ged 2 years, are left to mourn his
OSs.
The deceased was a member of X. y
# p. lodge No. 50 and B. of l.. Z. t
70. Us, and held the position {
f first assistant engineer in the
after in which he also had $4,000 in
urance on his life. The funeral will f
axe place at the Montgomery street l
Methodist church Thursday Oct. 2nd c
t 2p. m. Rev. Jump officiating. [
'CHooLE - The infant child of Mr.. 7
and NJ, j. D. Schooler. died at q
10 O'cietk this morning, at the
family Iesidence, 1919 South Ken
lucky sta et
The fun i will take place from
he family residence. The interment 4
I'LL be in the Sedalia city cemetery.
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