The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22

Ing, April Is. at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Nettie
Brady beloved wife of ]. c. Brady, OF
The remains were brought to
Rathdrum ON the morning train on
Sunday and were met at the depot
by members of the X. of p. Lodge
and the Rathbone Sisters, and
escorted to the X. of p. hall.
At 2 O'Clock funeral services were
held Id tie Presbyterian church,
where the Rev. T. c. Hodgson, pas
tor Of The NJ. e. church. pronounced,
with tears coilrsing down his cheeks,
todchihe eulogy. At the cemetery
the beautlflil burial rites of the
Rathbone Sisters, of which deceased
was ilieihtet, were observed.
The renialhs were followed to their
last restihs plate ~ a large number
Of friends, there belng number
from, Spokane ahd tianS from Post
Falls. 'rhe flineral arrangements
were dndef the surettlsio1 of Under
taket Hunt, Of SPOKANE
Mrs. Nettie Brady was born in
Polo, Illinois, Feb. %, 1859. She
taught school for a number of terms;
was student at the Iowa state
normal iii. 1912. and was married
to Mr.. ]. G. Brady in St. Paul,
Minnesota, on January 3, 1893. She
was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal church. To mourn her
loss is Il sorrowing husband and two
bright little children, Arva and
Elmer. 1t was her last request that
she be buried ir the Pine Tree ceme-
terry at Rathdrum, that, even 10
death she might be near her loved
ones. 1t seemed to give consolation
to know that she should lie where
husband and children could tendery
watch over her grave-and was there
not q hope in the heart of the mother
and wife that, through the goodness
of the All Wise, the invisible world
might swing close and whisper, 4
touch, message of love leap across
the dark abyss?
Mrs. Brady was of charming and
attractive personality. In the few
years the family have lived in Rath-
drum and in Spokane she drew
around her large circle of fiienGs
who now sincerely mourn her I'M
timely death.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented by the Rathbone Sisters:
WHEREAS, Once more a voice i.
hushed. Once more form lies colo
and still. Once more beloved ant
respected sister has been taken froa
our ranks. AS We gaze on that sal
reminder. the "vacant chair" let u
ever remember though she i
absent from US, yet is she with us, 70
the influence Of her labors in Purity
Love, Equality and Fidelity still liv
in our hearts together with tn
memory or her chaste and gentl
spirit. Gone to her eternal home
that Temple above not made will
hands and where partings are know
no more forever.
Be 1t Resolved, That the sym
pathy of our Temple be extended t
the bereaved husband aud family /
this the sad hour of their Athletic
and we Recommend them to tn
Heavenly Father from whom alon
true consolation can come.
. Resolved, That these resolution
be spread upon the records of Syring
Temple No. 4. That copy be ser
to the family, also copy he sent |
The SILVER BLADE for publication
: and also that our charter be drape
for 80 days.
precious one from US Fas gone,
voice we lOved Is Stilled;
, A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled.
God in His Wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given;
And though the body lnoulders here,
: The soul Is safe in heaven.
: MRS. DELLA HOLLISTER.
= MRS. RNBECCA DAVIS
MRS RIRDIE WRIGHT