Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-01-03
ROBERT G, PATTY.

ltC la W ava "1 49,
more will his death be deplored by the
poor and needy, to whom he was in
deed a benefactor.
Upright and honest in his dealings
with his fellow men, he was possessed
of a broad christian.chariiy, ready and
willing not.only TO give advice, but to
render material aid at the opportune
time,
By their presence at his funeral, and
tender messages to the bereaved tam
lily, are attcsltd the high esteem in
which he was held by the people
throughout the State.
TO his heart.brokon companion, and
his children, who are bcrctt OF n low
ing and faithful husband and father,
we tender sincerest sympathy in this
their great bereavement.
lie leaves them a rich hcritage-an
unspotted character.
HALL SToCKMAN LODGE No. 10, !, 90. F.
MACON, MISS, Jan. 2 1897
The Lodge having met to take part
in the funeral of our deceased brother
Robert G. Patty. 7. &. NJ, OH motion,
brothers, Geo. &, billiard, j. r. Dins-
more, 4. j. O'Neill, B. j, Allen and A..
T. Dent we're appointed a committee
to draft resolutions of respect for our
deceased brother, and said committee
reports as follows:
Whereas, it has pleased our Heaven.
" Father to take from our midst our
well. beloved brother, Robert 0. Patty,
who was born in the county of Win.
s,on on thc.9th day of July 1916, be.
| came an Odl Fellow and a member OF
this Lodge By Initiation in 1877, was
Grand Master in 1889, and departed
this life'on the 3lst day of december,
1890, therefore,
ReSo1ced /. That in the death OF
Brother Patty, the State has lost n
faithful and useful public servant; the
County a true aid efficient officer; the
community, n just and upright man;
the Lodge, her brightest ornament.
2. That we tender to his bcreavcd
FAMILY Our deepest sympathy and re-
grct at their irreparablc loss, and point
them, 70 T. consolstion, to his manly
virtues and impcrishnblc fame,
3, That, as a token of our rcmem.
brancc, this preamble and resolution
be engrosscd and handed to his be.
loved wife, with assurances OF our
readiness, at all times, to aid and as
sist her, and their children, with all
b%rolhcrly offices.
Ordered spread on The minutes and
published.
Attest LOUIS LUBE,
j. o. FAsER, Nc.
Scc'y.
The following kilograms were re.
cciyed last Thursday morning:
Jackson, Miss, Jan, l.
Hon. G. G. billiard Your telegram
brings sorrow TO us all. shall attend
:he funeral. J. NJ. STONE.
jackson, Miss, Jan. 1.
W, B. Barker: jackson mourns
with Macon. ! shall attend funeral.
J. W. STONE.
Kosciusko, Miss, Jan. lst
Mrs. r G. Patty:-Siatc Church
and Masonry mourn the loss OF yonr
husband. For Grand Lodge cxtcLd
coincidence TO his bcrcavcd family.
JOHN RILEY,
Grand Master.
Jackson, Miss, Jan. J..
Mrs. r.. G. Patty Please accept
sincere sympathy oi..mysclf and family
May God bless you.
J.. Nj. STONE.
Moss Point, Miss, Jan, !.
Mrs. r &C. Patty -lilave just learned
of the death of my dear friend, yon'
: husband. Your sorrow is the sorrow
of the State. May God bless and sus
! tain you in your affection.
:, NJ. NJ. EVANS.
jackson. Miss, Jan. |.
Mrs. r. G, Patty Accept our sin
f cerc sympathy at your sad loss and tn
: loss of the State in your husband Wit
{ WAS our appreciated friend,
| d. p, PORTER, HIRAM CASSIDY.
Grenada, Miss, Jan. l.
Mrs. r. Z. Patty The members o
Grand Masonic Lodge tender mos
} heartfelt sympathy to you and fnmil,
in the great afliclion whiCh the I'M
timely death Of your distinguishes
husband recalls, Adding my person
al coincidence in this hour of you
great bereavement, | am resnectiulI,
yours. Il. NJ uluhl,
W. NJ.
Vicksburg, Miss, Jan. l.
! Mrs. r. c. Patty:-I share in yoi
, grief and in this hour OF sorrow ten
i der most earnest sympathy. May h
who is ever faithful support and CON
: fort you. W.. y, raAlON'
= Natchcz, Miss, Jan l.
] Senator billiard PLEASE convey I
I family of Bro. Patty, our p,ofoun
= sympathy and the assurance that W
share to a largo extent their grief an
o sorrow. C. I. CHAMBERLAIN,