The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-12-09

Vardeman, who was her pastor TO
twelve years, at Heath Creel
church.
After the funeral services tn,
casket was removed to the grav,
by the pail bearers, Walter Pyle
r. A. Tussey, c. c. Clark, Jerom,
Younger, Frank Hess, Reuber
George, and after prayer by Rev
Vardeman was placed beneath the
sod. A Friend
CHARLES GILPIN, the little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Gilpin, died
at their home north OF town We'd
nesday, Dec. 7th, after month OF
suffering, OF spinal meningitis. The
boy was nearly three years old
and his case was an unusually sad
one as he was at the point ,of
death for weeks. The parents
have the community's sympathy.
JACK RICHART LARUE was
h"in Oct. 10, 1900 and died Nov. 2s
1910. He was the son of John and
za;c Larue and was born in Sa-
line county, Mo-, and lived there
the greater part of his life. He
came to Melrose, N. NJ, with his
parents Oct. 6, 1909 and lived here
until his death. Jack was a good
boy and was Liked by all of his
school mates and they hated very
much to see him taken from their
midst. He was taken sick Nov. Il
with typhoid fever and died Nov.
20 at 8 p. m.
The doctor couldn't find any
thing to relieve him. He lust
seemed to grow weaker from day
to day and at last when he had
bore the pains of life as long as he
could stand the death angel called
him home to rest where pain and
sorrows are unknown. Jack was
conscious and knew every one
until he passed away he talked OF
his school mates a great deal OF
the time and wanted to 20 home
10 rest.
The funeral services were held
at the home OF his parents on Nov
20 and was attended by large
number. His remains were laid to
rest in the Melrose cemetery. He
caves a father, mother, two sis
.ers and three brothers to mourn
lis death. A large number of
riends join them in their bereav-
nent. The following songs were
ung at the funeral: ~ must need
20 homo by way of the cross, "My
Kings Business" "Gather them inn
they We're Jacks favorite hymns
Which he liked to sing at Sunday
'chool. A Friend
MRS. M. T. BRANDON died at
ler home near Herndon Friday,
>ec. I'd as the result Of paraly-
lc stroke several days before. Our
ierndon correspondent gives par /
iculars.
MRS. SARAH M. ADHESION, re-
ct OF Warren Adkisson, died at
he home of her son Houston Ad-
isson of near Napton on Wednes
ay, Dec. 7th at 10 a. m. of heart
rouble and dropsy. She is sur ,
ived by two sons, Huston and Wal !
er and two daughters, Mrs Armen =
'out, Mich, and Mrs. Allie Smith, ,
larshall. Mrs. Adkisson had been ,
cry sick for three months. Rev. ,
aris conducted her funeral SER :
ices at Smiths Chapel yesterday ;
fternoon. ,
MRS. F. A, SOUTHER died at the I
ONE of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. +
hepherd, of Mt. Leonard, Tues d
ny evening of heart failure.
he was about II years old and {
'lendid woman. Elder Wharton d
'nducted services at the residence
at 10 a. m. and her re- r
aims were then laid to rest at =
lit Springs. Mrs. Souther form
ly lived here and was a sister 8
Mrs. T. P. Vawter. a
DANIEL GAME, night electric D
for the Colony, died at Denver, K
no, at 4 a. m. Tuesday after an B
ness of several weeks. Mr.. Caine o
came i'll about "a month ago and Z
> two sons took him home last A
lursday. He stood the trip mice 81
and seemed to be getting bet
T. His remains were taken ITO st
seph for burial.
During the several years that
:. Caine was among us he made y y
my friends and was found to be f"
ways pleasant and genial. While