The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-01
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

To the Counsel Commander, Officers
 and Members of Conway Camp No.
 35, w. o. w. of Arkansas:
 The committee to whom was re- ferred the matt f drafting resolu- tion of respect
 To Sov. Wm. .. Hendrlckson, who died December 13, 1909;
 To Soy. Robert Hogan, who died December 27, 1909;
 To Soy. L. E. Beard, who died March 2, 1910.
 To Soy. Dr. J. Fred Brown, who died March 5, 1910, respectfully sub init the following:
 Whereas, our hearts have been made sad in the visitation of the An gel of Death into our Forest in the past three months:
 First, by visiting the home of Sov. | Hendrickson and calling him away from his devoted wife and two little children. How we do miss him in our camp! His words of admonltion were so thoughtful and he has left a | legacy to his little family that cannot be taken away, that of being an hon. est, upright citizen and in public life a kind and efficient officer. And the same kind spirit dwelt in his home. l Socrates, you are gone but not forgot ten.
 Second, Sov Robert Hogan, one who ever had a kind word and friend ly act for everyone he met. He will be missed when his many friends vis- it Gold lake during the summer months for recreation, for Bob is not there to greet you and share pleas ures and assist you to catch the beau tiful fish that there dwell, so that your stay and outing might be grat- flied in eating of the finny tribe. But he has left not only Gold lake, but has left our Forest, where we enjoyed his presence, but the Creator has called Bob away to dwell in the Forest above
 Third, Soy. L. E. Beard, the patient sufferer for ten years past, was called away to join his sainted wife, who lies by his side Sov Beard was faith ful member, having joined this camp, January ', 1896. He was ever ready to do hls duty and the hand Of charity was his. Oh, how we will miss him, but we are satisfied he died as he liv- ed, humble Christian, so why should we despair?
 And still We must add another. We all had learned to love and admin re SoV. Dr. Fred Brown-We must call him Fred, as we knew him best. He was so kind and tender to the sick {; he visited and administered to their needs and was ever ready to do his duty and answer every call, until sick ness came upon him and our Creator seen fit to take him from us unto the rest in the Forest above. Sov. Fred was beloved by all who knew him and he was so kind to the outside world. How great must have been that kind ness in his home around his own fam fly!
 Resolved, That while our camp has been visited by death four times in the past three months, leaving us still to wcnd our way in the Forest, caring for those left behind when needed cheering each other. Let us learn a lesson from this, and while we live let us throw a few bouquets to each other by acts, deeds and words, and let us ever be ready for the roll call above and as our ranks are broken by the cal! of our Creator who doeth all things well, let us bow in humble sub- mission to his will.
 Resolved, That we extend to Mrs Hendrickson, Mrs. Hogan, Mrs Brown and to the brothers and sis ters of Soy. Beard, also to all the children of each one our heartfelt sympathy and may Conway Camp be as a father to each one of you.
 Fraternally submitted, JNO. c. HAMILTON,
 w. N. JONES, ; F. M. MORGAN.