The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

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When the dread messenger Ii ex.
pected, and we are la manner pre-.
pared for the death OF d neishbor or
friend there IL always more or less
OF q shock In such an announcement,
hui when the announcement comes
unexpectedly like lightning from q
clear sky the shock benumbs the
senses. When the report became
current on the strict Saturday morn.
Ing that Mrs. Gustaye II. Quarles
had answered the fiHal summons very
suddenly before midnight the presi.
GUS evening, there were few who
we're aDie 10 believe the reports.
Mrs. Quarles gave her life that az )
other might live. A daughter viii
more than likely grow 10 beantiful
womanhood without realizing the
depths OF "A mothers love. In the
early evening IL was reported on the
streets that the patient WIS out OF
danger, hut In a few hours rejoicing
was turned 10 gloom. All that low
in1 hands and medical skill could do
10 save her life was done, but her
fate was taken out OF the hands Of
human agencies.
Anna Hupe Mccaleb was born In
this city April ~, 1874 and died July
n, 1907, aged 81 years. J months and
= days She was the eldest child
and only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse McCaleh. She spent oil OF her
life In tbis city, with the exception
Of the four years that she attended
the Northwestern University, near
Chicago, Ills. In Salmon she laid
the foundation for her education
here she grew from alrlhood TO beau-
tifnl womanbo.d-one OF the most
beautiful types.
After she grew 10 maturity and
secured her education she taught for
y lev years 10 the public schools OF
this county until she was elected
county superintendent of schools,
which occurred In 1855. taking The
position In the following January.
During her fsrst term OF two years
she gave such universal satisfaction
that no one Was found 70 make the
race against her nj the close Of her
term. and she was again eiected.to
serve two seark.
She was haprii y married October
Is. 1902 10 Gustsse Il. Qusrles. who
still survives her. TO this union
has been born two children, boy
-four years OF age, and . daughter.
sbe united with the Methodist
church In early airibood. and has al-
ways been faithful worker In The
cause OF her Master. when her
health would permit she was IN the
lead IN all church york; and the
younger membership of the church
always deferred TO her judgment.
The deceased was a woman who
was sincerely respected b. all who
knew her for her kindly Christian
character. and tbougbtfulness of the
feelings u others She sas never
known 60 say sD unkind word OF any
cne esse. The writer heard an ex.
presssion recently Of one who had
known the deceased all her life.
which thought seems 10 hare so ina.
pressed others. In speaking OF herl
virtues this ren ark ~as made n
have knowu Hope Quarles from the
time she sas q little sirl. and DO not
teliere IL possible that she ever had
an impure thought
The funeral services we're held at
The home Tuesday afternoon and the
iBtsrmept occurred at the cemetery
southeast Of the city. The services
~ere sery sbert, q qusrtette consist
ing Of Mesdames whitsell, Meitzler
and Watkins and Messrs furbee and
Watkins singing = few selections
Rey. Allen led in PRAYER and read
passage of scripture. The easket
Was simply banked In flowers. con.
tributed BY the friends and admirers