The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25
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prscd him with good collection which |
was presented to him by SupcIin,cn-
dent John llulscy.
The revival services ut NJ i. church
under the directions Of the Salvation
Army Brigade are still in progress,
great interest is still manifested, and
souls are being converted daily. Other
members from st. Louis will join them
next Saturday to assist in the work.
Died March II, 1904, at her home
in Doe Run, Mrs. Ssebs Polk, after one
weeks illness of pneumonia, aged 81
years and lG days Her son John
died with the same disease just five days
before. She was member Of the
United Baptis Church and for years
has led faithful Christian life. She
was of kind mothcrly disposition aud
always ready to do all she could IoI
lessen the suffering Of Others, hence
was greatly loved by all. Her dnugh-
ter, Mrs. sharp, son, ThomnS Polk
aud sister Mrs Short, were with her
during her illness, Funeral services
were conducted on Saturday ut thu
Missionary Baptist Church by the pas
tor, Rev n. o. Fleming, thence to the
Masonis cemetery. The entire com.
mun,y extend sympathy to the berca-
we'd ones.
Died, ut the home Of her brother,
| Melvin Mathews, on March JIG, l9Vl
"Auut" Julia Mathews, aged ~ year,
after an illness of two weeks She
| with her sister came here from Tenn.
csscc about four years ago aud since
that time both have made their home
with their brother "Aunt' Julia, As
she was Familiarity called by every one,
has been crippled for several years,
the result of fall. but by her patient
suffering and lovely christian character
ssc had cndcarcl herself 10 all and cy-
cry one who knew her loved her She
has been a christian for fifty uinc years
She leaves Il brother aud sister rs well
n u host ul friends to mourn for her.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Kocth an Friday mt the NJ. T.
Church. Two beautiful solos were
sung by Captain Wood and Cadet Br'.
sic Smith, also song by the Salvation
Army Brigade, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest IN the ! q. q.
+. cemetery. The entire community
extend sympathy TO the hcrea'rd
ones in their great sorrow.
Died Mntch q, ut her home IN Doe
Run, Mrs. julia Boswell, wife "i doe
Boswell, after an illness Of only five
days of pneumonia, aged ~ years, 10
month sand - days. She was the
mother of three children, who survive
hcr-Ermc, Everett and Randol. OG
Tuesday of last week just before she
was taken sick, she was converted ni
the NJ. +. Church where services are
now being held, and stood up before
the congregation and told her expert.
cncc, saying she knew she had been
saved. Just before she died she SAID
al am going to my heavenly home,
and the question was asked by one
standing near (Which home do you love
best? aud she answered, al love my
earthly home, but my heavenly home
far BETTER aud to her oldest child,
little Ernie, she said, "hayc the lIltl'
ones to be good and all of You meet
me in heaven. Funeral services were
conducted on Tuesday ut the NJ. l..
Church. In the absence of the pastor,
Rev koeth, the Salvation Army Brl.
gade took charge of the services, they
being conducted by Ensign Timber
line. Scvernl beautiful selections were
sung by them. The bcreavcd husband,
daughter and little sons have the sym
patty Of the entire community IN tins
their first great bereavement, but to
them we can only uphold onr SAVIOR
and say, put your trust in Him and
meet wife and mama in Heaven