The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-10-14
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MRS. ANNE ELIZABETH CARR
was born in Washington County,
Tenn, April II, 1850. She was
the oldest daughter of Daniel and
Louisa Brumit. She was married
to George w. Carr October 10, 1870.
To this union were born twelve
children, of whom seven have pass
ed away. Her husband and five,
children survive. The children are
Mrs. Chas. Deibel, Mrs. Will Huff
man, Floyd Carr and Misses Edna
and iWilda Carr. She has also one
sister. and one brother, Mr.. j. L.
Brumit, of this county and Mrs.
s. s. Cave, of Higbee, Mo. She join
ed the Jonesboro Baptist church
in Tennessee at the age of seven
teen. She and her husband came
to Saline county in 1870 and joined
the Bethel church by letter and
remained with that church till the
organization of New Prospect
church in 1884.
Mrs. Carr had been ill for some
months with affliction of the heart
and was not surprised that ait any
moment she would pass away. She
said she was prepared to go. Calm
ly she fell asleep about the break
ing of the Sabbath day, October
end, 1910. She retired early, as
usual and her husband waking in
the early morning, found her quiet
in the embrace of death. What a
Sabbath dawning this was for her
She was great home woman. She
loved her family and her friends
ardently and made her home hap
py meeting place for everyone.
She was q true wife, loving
mother and lived the life she pro-
fessed. She told her husband she
had not an enemy in the world as
she knew of and wanted to live
and die in peace with everybody
Slater Rustler.
T. A. UMBARGER-1h remains
of T. A. Umbarger who died at his
home near California, Saturday Oct
sth were brought to this city for
burial on Sunday, the funeral talk
ing place from the Paris Walker
undertaking rooms on Monday
morning, burial in Ridge Park.
Deceased was 63 years old and
was for over forty years citizen
of Saline county for many years
residing in the Mt. Olive neighbor-
hood where he had been an elder
in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Having been twice mar
ried he is survived by five children
of the first union, his widow and
son, four years old.
EDWARD BEALL-The remains
of Edward Beall aged so years who
died in New Orleans, October 5, at
the home of his brother were
brought to Marshall Friday after
noon and taken in charge by Paris
Walker. Deceased was an old res
ident of Saline and had just lately
gone to New Orleans for his health
!, He was never married. Funeral
was conducted by Rev. VIM. Varde
man at Mt. Carmel.
MRS. ANGELIQUE F. PLOURI
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. A. G.. Griffiths, at a. IN. Nor
day, October 10th, at the advanced
age of 81 years and months. Mrs
Plourd received paralytic stroke
last week as mentioned in the Re-
publican and owing to her advanc-
ed age did not recover from it
She was a splendid old lady anG
her life was well-spent one
She is survived by four children
Gus Plourd of Nelson, Mrs. A. G
Griffiths of Norton; Mrs. VIM
Weinreich, Marshall; JOS Plourd
of Norton. Funeral services were
conducted by Father O'Neil at tht
Catholic church Tuesday morning
after which her remains were lait
to rest in the Catholic cemetery.
MICHAEL J. CAIN died at hi
home on West Arrow Thursday
evening after a several weeks ser,
ious illness. He is survived b.
his wife and two daughters. H,
had a wide circle of friends anc
acquaintances who are made sae
by his death. Funeral serviael
were held at the Catholic churcl
Sunday afternoon and burial a
Ridge Park cemetery.