The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-03-26
MRS. LILLIAN BRADLEY.

AT her HON, in this city on Fri
day morning, March nj neteenth, in
the year OF our Lord, One Tho us
and, Nine Hundred and Nine, oc-
Cured the sad death. OF Mrs. Lii
liam Bradley, the wife Of Horace
L. Bradley. She was b orn at Will
mot. South Dakota, on December
the ninth, in the year Of our Lord,
One Thousand, Eight Hundred
and Eighty-Seve and was at the
time of her death agsd twenty-one
years, three months and ten days.
At the age Of two years she came
with her parents to Idaho, and
settled in this city She has re-
S ded here continuously to the time
of her death. She attended the
public schools here and graduated
with honors in the class of June,
1901.
After leaving school she remain
ed at home with her brothers and
sisters and devoted her time to
their welfare and especially to car
ing for her younger sisters. BY
her cheerfulness and her ever un-
ceaseless efforts she accomplished
much, and their home was one of
happiness. Of cheerful and hap
py disposition, she made friends
of all who knew her. Her presence
. was always as ray Of sunshine
and brought gladness wherever
she went.
/ She was married to Horace L.
Bradley on September the eleventh
1907. Her married life was blessed
with happiness from the day of
her wedding until the day of her
departure from this life. She was
, devoted to her home and for the
bright and happy future she look
! ed forward to, she had planned so
4. many happy things. She was
passionately fond of children and
! it was one of her plea sures to be
with a group of the little ones.
That she should be taken away
so sudden on the eve Of what was
to be such blessing to her happy
; home, seems SO extremely sad.
t We wonder why the m other could
not be spared to her ba be, but we
0 know "He doeth all things well''
t and, sometime we will understand.
Our Heavenly Father needed her
and called her to the mansion he
e has prepared for her. Her trust
: has ever been in Him, who watch
! es over us, and with her Savior
: she is happy. Her life has been
! one OF good deeds, alw avs striving
r to do right and ever lending a
helping hand to others, her life's
. work though short, has left behind
an everlasting memory and she
will be everlastingly rewarded by
Him, in whom she placed her
faith and trust.
: Although not a member, she has
g been a regular attendant of the
$ Presbyterian church. During the
late revivals she was unable to
! attend, but comforted herself by
p taking care of the children of
others, that they might attend.
e She took a 'ery deep interest in
e the revival meetings and always
: awaited the home cor ming of her
= brothers and sisters from these
s meetings, with pleasure as she
would talk tn, m over at her HON
n one often repeated how much good
u and benefit she derived from them
9 in this way Words can not ex ,res $
the Joy it brought her when her
r brothers and sisters and relatives
were converted at these meetings
; The funeral services were held
at the Presbyterian church last
3 sunday afternoon, Revs Bell and
thompson ofhciating. The re-
y mans were followed by long con-
course OF FIRE and relatives to
. their last resting place in Pine
Grove cemetery.
+ sne leaves to mour n her loss,
her husband II. L. B 4 ldley, and
an infant son, besides her father
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