The Paducah evening sun., 1909-06-28
ROSEBUD FOWLER
CALLED BY MAKER
TO ETERNAL HOME
Beautiful Life Passes Out
Saturday Night TO Shock
Of Many Friends.
Funeral Of Mr.. Hawkins will
be Held Tomorrow.
a. W. FERGUSON. OF RossINGToN

Inc Qeath OF MISS hOSeDud FOWler
on Saturday night at 10:45 O'Clock
at her home. 619 Kentucky avenue,
caused widespread sorrow throughout
the city. where the Fowler family is
one OF the most prominently known
and widely connected. Miss Fowler
had been III for three weeks from
malarial fever. but was not consid-
cred dangerously so until Saturday
afternoon. when her heart became
involved and her condition was pro-
nounced critical. She sank into a
deep sleep and the end came peace
fully. II was a passing as gentle as
the rarely beautiful earth-life II
closed. A life so typical Of flower
that its going with the June before
the blight of a frost could touch II.
leaving a shgulariy gracious person
allty TO linger as an exquisite fra
grance. seems especially ftting. She
did not belong here. and has but gone
to her rightful home.
She was the youngest daughter OF
the late Captain Joseph II. Fowler
and Mrs. Matte Leech Fowler, and
was the beloved of the home as well
as It's sunshine. She was essentially
home person and found her greatest
happiness within its four walls. As
absolutely self-less as a human being
can be she lived for her home. No
outside cares distracted her attention,
r'he was ever at leisure from the
world TO soothe and sympathize.
Beautiful In personality and gentle
In spirit. she was gifted mentally and
talented more than ordinary, and
was a great lover of books. These
together with a delightful sense Of
humor made her charming com
psnion. and her friends were all who
we're permitted TO know her. She
drew them and bound them to her
with the strong cords OF love.
Miss Fowler was born and reared
in Paducah and all OF her life was
spent here. Besides her mother. she
leaves four ssters: Mrs. Mildred
Fowler Davis. Mrs. Cook Husbands.
OF Buffalo. n. Y; Miss Matte Fow-
Ter and Mrs. Edmund NJ. Post: one
brother. Mr.. Given Fowler; a niece.
Mrs. Edward II. Brlnghurst. and two
nephews. Mr.. Frank F. Davis and
Fowler Post. All OF the immediate
family we're with her when she died
except Mr.. and Mrs. Husbands. who
had started from Buffalo. but did not
reach here until this morning.
She left wide circle OF relatives.
Her first cousins are: Mrs. w. A.
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders A.
Fowler. Messrs. Thomas and William
I,eech. of this city; Mrs. G. II. War
neken and Mrs. Anne Bergman, OF
lclarksville. Tenn. Mr.. and. Mrs
warneken and Mrs. Bergman will
not be able to attend the funeral
owing to the illness of Mrs. Warne-
ken at her home in Clafksville.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at o'clock at the Fowler
home. els Kentucky avenue. The
services win be conducted by the
Rev. G. T. Sullivan. Of the Broadway
Methodist church. OF which Miss Fow.
Ter was a member. assisted by the
Rev. David C. Wright, Of Grace Epis'
copal church. The burial will be In
the family lot in Oak Grove GENE
tery.
The pallbearers are: Messrs. Rich
ard. Rudy, A. s. Thompson, James p
Smith, DR. |. B. Howell, DR.. Franz
Boyd and DR.. j. q. Taylor.