The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-07

BOGGS-on Friday. July s. 1900. after a short
Louise Boegs at the age OF years.
Funeral will take place from family residence.
No. 22li South Seventh street. at l ?. Funeral
private.
Denver. Colo. and Cincinnati papers please
copy.
Bo 1as5 Thg eSs JgIy 1872 at q 5iS
saret R5vd tnee ISx, and ,st5ep of Iohn i1 y
Boyd and Mrs. Blanche Hines tnee Boyd.
Funeral from family residence. No 1874 North
rs Nineteenth street. Saturday. July Z. at ..
m, to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited 10 at
tend. In life he was member Of Cote Briliiante
Lodge. No. IS. A. %. L. W.
dRIFFIN-suddenly. Friday morning, July 6.
1900. Joseph W. Griffin. in the for.y-ninth year Of
tnee KlootD.
Funeral sunday. July s. 1905. at 2 p m. from
his late residence. 40. 1913 Oregon avenue.
HoGAN-Juy 6. at 3:4s D. m, Robert ]. Hogan.
infant son of Robert ana Mary Hogan (nee t.tz,
gerald, aged ~ months ana days
Funeral from the family residence. No 2e49
Geyer avenue. on Sunday. July 5, at p. M.
Calvary Cemetery. Friends Of the family invited.
MARTING-Entered into rest Thursday, July
5. 1900. at 1:fe p m in the faith Of his Lord
Jesus Christ. Gerhard II. Martlng. our dearly
q years months and Is days. ''-' u
Funeral from residence. 305S Glasgow place.
Sunday. July S, at p. m. thence TO Evanseii-
cal Lutheran Emmanuel Church Fifteenth and
Morgan streets. thence to Western Evangelical
Lutheran Cemetery. Friends and relatives in
tited to attend
McDERMoTT-on Thursday. July 5. 1890. at
1855 a M, Thomas McDermoJt, besoved
Mrs Bridget McJeTmOtt. brother Of Mrs. James
McNulty John and Daniel McDeTmott.
The funeral VIII take place Saturday. 9Th inst,
at o'clock D. m, from family residence. No.
lA7 n. Eighth street. to St. Patrichrs Church.
: thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited
TO attend.
IN MEMORY OF THOMAS RANKEN. JR.
lhe directors OF the Northumberland National
Bank learn with profound sorrow Of the loss OF
itanken. Jr, who had served a member or this
board, ana that OF of the banks which was
tnefSeo INTO this organization. for more than
thrty years His closest friends. the business
strength of character his unswsrving allegiance
10 those who enjoyed his confidence and his gen.
elous readiness to share any and all burdens laid
upon thQse with whom he divided the response
pity OF his business undertakings, but his mod
esty ana simplicity of character were sucn that
pohe save those who knew him Intimately,
oefstood how useful his business career and
now heipful he was at all times to those who
were near him, whether IN business association
or among the circle OF his personal friends.
! reW sen have been mole fortunate in their
business achievements, yet the modes.y ,f the
man was such that his success known only
20 those with whom he brought into most
fntifnate contact Retiring Icy nature. shrinking
from contact with men. rather than inviting fn,
commence and IHtnGsnip Of Others, ne "ct Lrder-
stood Tar bette Lnan ;Hat ne best
way I" MAKE d Friend IL to be one
in the death Of Thomas Rank, a. IT.. this bank
loses d Nalceu M ~ and -sN;a.t. a1! tlS com
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