The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
DIED.

o da. old. While she was very
young her parents came west and
settled In st. Louis where she was
left an orphan at an early age.
She remained in st. Louis until
shortly before her marriage to
Samuel Culbcrtson. Although
Uncle Sam, as he was generally
known, was then approaching his
Goth year, his already more than
average life n heightened by
nearly n quarter of n century, dur
ing which time his every want was
attended by a kind and loving wife
No sacrifice for his comfort was
too great.
For nearly twenty-five years
Aunt Annie and Uncle Sam
journcyed through life together
and II was Gods will to separate
them only n few short months.
Unexpected by friends and re-
lativcs her spirit has gone to Join
her lifc's partner.
Mrs. Culbcrtson leaves n sister,,
Mrs Runzi of st. Louis, four nicccs
mud two ncphcws TO mourn her
death. Funeral services wcrr on
Quoted by G. a. Mitchell nj the
home af deceased after which her
remains were laid to rest by the
side of her husband In the Mont
gomery City cemetery.
KENpRIcK-Mrs. Louisa Helen
Kcndrick born May Il, 1857,
died March 1, 1902 age iiyrs. De-
ceased was born IN this, Mont
gomcry county o miles south Of
D~anvillc. She was married to Mr..
Louis Kcndrick May ~, lss2. To
this union was born one child. BY
ron. who with his father mourns
their irrcpairablc loss. She was
converted at the age Of II. united
with the Methodist church after
ward joined Loutrc Valley church,
aud was n member Mt the time OF
her dcccnsc. Besides n husband
and sou, three brothers and two
sisters survive her.
Mrs. Kcndrick died triumphant
In the faith III Jesus Christ, often
spoke Of death NJ n welcome mcs-
sengcr. Funeral services were
conducted 10y EldcrC. A Mitchell.
on the afternoon of March ., after
which the body was laid Ia rest
In the city cemetery.
G. A. MITCHELL
CLEMENT--Joscph Clement or
Uncle Joe IA he was known TO all.
died nj the home OF Chus. Clement
Feb. ~, and was buried nj High
=. Point Feb. ~. Mr.. Clement was
born In Virginia in 1872 hut did
not come to the county In which hc
died until 1867. In 1863 he was
) united In marriage to Mary A. BIZ
! shop. a wife and ten children
now mournc their loss.
| To have lived well the long, ac-
tive, useful life TINT Mr.. Clement
/ lived was nm achievement of much
= good. Those who knew him
= longest appreciated his true worth
= the most.
\ The loss of the sorrowing ones
il Heavens eternal gain and we
= would point them to him, who do
e eth all things we'll, for consolation
q In their hour Of sorrow.
MCCAFFERTY--Ollic McCancrty
died at her home In this City FRI
n day Feb. 81, 1902. She was born the
n 9th of August 1872, In Clinton
ILL.,, making her 20 years, I months
and IL days of ngc. She left r.
C mourn her death, 2 children, n hus'
d band and an aged mother. Hel
n funeral was preached by Rev. 7
= Penn after which her body wa
laid to rest In the city cemetery
g. Gone but not forgotten.
CLARK-Amos Clark died o
pneumonia at his home near TUX
10 ton Wednesday March 8, at ! "A. III
- Mr.. Clark was 90 years old and a
y old resident Of that communit,
!" and has many friends and neigh
bors will be sorry to learn OF hi
death. Funeral services wer
conducted yesterday Thursday,
d by Rev. Emes after which the bod,
. was laid to rest in the cemetery a
that place.
ir BURNsIDE-Georg Burnside diet