The Chanute times., 1900-03-16
carleton Echoes.

| Wednesday, March 14.-Mike Crane
is making his home in carleton again.
VIM. Moran is again a citizen of
carleton.
A great deal of moving is going on
around carleton at present
Trade is again looming up in Earle
ton and the merchants are happy.
The funeral of Comrade ID. NJ. Bur-
we'll was well attended last Monday.
Adam Chicadonz is moving onto the
VIM. Ames farm northwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn, east of town,
have a son visiting with them at pres
ent.
MIR. and Mrs. Robertson, south Of
town, took dinner Monday with Mrs.
DR.. Riley
j. w. Crane is rustler at buying
stock, he will soon ship another car
load of cattle.
The few warm days this week made
everybody think Of making garden,
but don't be in a hurry.
Mr.. Orr, a brother of Mrs. Charles
Burk, west Of town, is moving on the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman spent last
Sunday visiting their daughter Mrs.
Jean Huffman near Austin.
G. w. Riley has gone to Erie to as
sist the probate judge inspect the
business in the county treasurer's Of
fee.
Ed French is again a resident of
carlton, having moved into Mrs.
Huffman's house vacated by Mrs. Roe
bu TX.
We understand that Wesley Hamil-
ton is progressing finely in learning
telegraphy at Kansas City, and nope
there is a bright future for him.
carleton is herself again after the
small pOx scare is over, and true
enough it was only a scare for we have
heard of number of cases which
were broken out as bad or perhaps
even worse than the famous Will
Moran case, but the people went on
about their business and now there is
no attention paid to it.
Died, at his home in carleton, Sun
day, March IL, 1900, at 2 p. m, d. M.
Burwell. Having been citizen of
Neosho county for about 16 years he
was well known and respected by all.
He was an old soldier having faithful
ly served his country and fought to
save the old flag for nearly three years
in the civil war, receiving wounds
from which he never fully recovered
and from which he had suffered for
many years. He was Sc years 8 months
and II days old, and leaves wife and
four daughters to mourn the loss of a
husband and father The remains
were laid to rest in the carleton cem
etery, the funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Chambers who beaut-
fully portrayed the life beyond of one
who fought the good fight in the army
of the Lord, Mr.. Burwell was faith
full christian for many years. He was
buried under the auspices Of the G.
A. r. Post of carleton.
Thus we re crossing the river one by one,
To that land of perfect day,
Fought good fight, the victory won,
At the feet of Jesus our trophies lay
Our parting here is of short duration,
Soon we to must cross the tide
This life of trials and its tribulations,
And all its cares will be laid aside.
In that sunbright cline with all its glory,
With loved ones again we'll clasp glad hands
Well sing with them the old, old story.
Through ages of eternity.
The grave with all its gloom and terror
The spirit freed does not contain,
But we have promise from our Father,
To meet that spirit friend again.
The Lord our council and our comfort,
Will lead us through the dreary way:
five put our hand within his,
He will guide us day by day