The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-26
IN MEMORIAM.
A Beautiful Tribute TO the Memory oG
Mrs. Daisy LAHORE NeIms-By
Friend Who Knew Her.

J. I've weeks ago. MNtu tue sNAhtAAAh j
night had parted aud Monday dawn |
drew near. Daisy LaFlorc NclmS
closed her beautiful eyes forever ON
this earth. lust aS the morning star
had risen. her gentle spirit PASSED bc-
yond its glory to her God.
The night before. tine golden gates
on high stood ajar and an angel babe
passed through. only 10 touch the
confines of this life, and becSun the
weary and suffering mother hack with
IL 10 heaven.
She called for her babe here. but Il
could not hc given. II smiles from
her bosom now under the smile ~
God.
Daisy LAHORE was a christian: hut
of which denomination the writer
knows not. II little rccks. God had
already made her guod.
There were ab>e nj hearts that achud
iu silence over thy untimclv fate.
sweet little friend. Hearts that fore
bore 10 look upon thy last Suffering
when powerle>s 10 appeaSc q single
pang. or stay the cbbing tide; iond
hearts that would fain preserve. uu-
eiTaced. memory's last picture ~ thee
in the first flush uf thy marriage
morn. in all thy youth. thy beauty
aud thy lovclincSS. Sweet. patient
LITTLE sufferer. When love and human
skill stood dumb aud balilcd beside
her dying bed. Gods unseen angel. in
pity. kissed her aching brow. aad size
slept. over thai lcthcan sleep All
pain j. powcrle>>. II is that sleep
God givcth his beloved.
But a little while after her mar
riagc. tho writer broke bread at the
cheerful board of herself and
her cultured husband. II was
there he saw her last With a sweet
hospitality and tender grace. sic
lifted. for the time ~ least. the bur
den uf her guest accommodating wears
and thc carking ragc. shat cN,g come
. Herewith.
While hut child at college. Daisy
. I-aFiurc camc under the immediate
care 80 one a~ if au eldest sister: and
iu the wears ~ tuirlagc which fol-
lowed, sisters love grew upictwcrn
them. which time only strengthened
auj >wceteucj tiil the lass.
with a ~ad heart The survivor JOHN,
in this tribute. Twiucd with thc
flower thc writer lay, upon the late
made grave. is ole 90 her Offering.
loyclier tlau hi> hy far: Scr O., j. wet
with wornu'> t-1r> aud i fragrant
with her love.
Every advantage that an indulgrut
, father could he~tu,e wa~ l1yi~hrd uu
this lovely daughter.
At college. with unru heart aud
purse, size anticipated even every
petty want of her companions.
Like ali uf hcr uJmc aud hirud.
Daisy LaFlurr Ncim> VA, tenacious
and intense in her attachments
She WAS "a duiirui daughter. q fond
sister. a noble wife. Amiablc. cul-
turcd. lu,ing. refined. ali admired
her
To thu>s hearts most bcrcft the
writer can only shy. ''t;ud help you. d"
For that sickness earth hath no
halm- There j. un physician here.
Peace to thy early grave. sweet lit
Tie friend. Tie spring j. here with
it, trophies To- adorn IL. while the soft
sunny skies ~ tIy native southland
bend over thee. Naught will break
the silence where YOU sleep. save the
signing wind or the song 10 the mock
ing bird whose little throat will pour
forth it> sweetest mrludic, in thy
praise. aud sing its tcndcrc>t uutc>
- tiny lullaby.
sunday. April 2Gth. ls6.