The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
DEATHS

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JOSEPH CATION, one of Mar
shall's eldest and highly respect
ed citizens, departed for the bet
ter world Saturday morn ng, May
q at the advanced age CT near
ly 81 years. Mr.. Cation was born
lin Forkware county, Vao on July
"a, 1928. AS young man he %
Gated at Brunswick, Mo-, and SO
years ago came to Marshall and
until few years ago was active
in the tailoring business. The past
six years he has been too feeble
to follow his business tut had en-
joyed fairly good health until sew
eral weeks ago, when he began to
fail. He made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. G. H. Schanz, who
with her husband did all in their
power to make his declining years
pleasant. The daughter was es-
pecially devoted to him and made
many sacrifices for his welfare and
comfort in caring for him in his
last feeble weeks.
Mr.. Cation was splendid citizen
and fine type of gentleman-al-
ways pleasant and cheerful, ever
ready to assist or encourage, a
staunch Christian and active mem
Der of the M. E. Church, South.
His life was full and useful one,
although he never made h ms slf
conspicuous.
He is survived by three sens ar
two daughters-H. d. Cation, OF
Leavenworth o. o. Cation, of Sal
isbury T. E. Cation, Kansas; Mrs.
Sue DUNN, Bowlder, Colo; Mrs.
a. Schanz, Marshall.
His remains were taken to Bruins
wick early Monday morning via
Kansas City and laid to rest be-
side his wife. The remains were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Schanz and o. o. Cation of Sal g.
bury.
WILLIAM j. BRYAN died atthe
home of his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Bryan, of Malta Bend, at IL p. m
Thursday night of last week, aged
81 years. He was bachelor hav-
ing remained with his mother on
the farm, He died from tubercu-
losis of the throat. He is survived
by the mother, two sisters, Mrs
Abbie Davis and Miss Laura Bryan
and three brothers, Emmett, Mar.
vim and Robert Lee. The sorrow.
Ing reiative.s and friends have thu
community's sympathy. Funera
services were held at the residenc,
at 10 a. m. Saturday and burial a
Grand Pass.
MAC McMAHAN died in Fultol
Friday, May 20 at 8 p. M. aged 2
years. He was born and reare. d (,
Arrtw Rock. His mother Mrs,
Nj. R. McMahan lives m Marsha
and is much respec led by all WI
know her. OF aer relatives of d.
ceased wh- reside here are an au'
Mrs' nm. M. Tyler and Mrs. c.
.Aibler. The remains were broug
here and taken to Arrow Rock 81
day and after a short service
the cemetery conducted by Re
Houston the remains were laid
rest in the Arrow Rock cemeteI
ROBERT SCOTT WISDOM pas
ed away Saturday morning at 7
m. after a long and active life. \
Wisdom has lived in Marshall
20 years and although very mu
Handicapped by physical Athletic
he was able to look after his ste
almost to the end of his life.
gained the esteem OF all who KIN
him by his industrious and &c
business habits.
The end came shortly after
was taken down. The funeral
vices were held at the home
his brother, c. c. Wisdom,
Nortl, St., and the remains W
laid to rest in Ridge Park ceI
terry Sunday afternoon.
HERMAN III. HINNAH, an
and prominent farmer OF War
county died at his home on !
sth, aged n years. He was
father of twelve children, all
ing. Several OF his children rel
in the eastern part of Saline.
THOMAS BARR died at
home Of his daughter, Mrs. G
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