The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
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DEATHS

On February 4, 1910 at IL p. m. God
called the eldest son OF Mrs. Mar
garet Connell from his earthly
home at 500 E. Broad Street, War
rensburg, Mo-, to join the angels.
He was first stricken with measles,
then with pneumonia, and after
nine days suffering the little bud
was chosen to blossom in the
beautiful garden above. He was
born June II, 1902 near Gretchen,
Saline county. He will be re-
membered as the baby sol of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Connell who resid-
ed near Gretchen several years ago
Out OF four children only one sur
wives, Horton, aged six. Eugene
was an unuAually bright AMI in
ltelligent child with sweet dis
position and favorite with all.
He said If God wanted him he was
willing to go. Just before he went
to sleep he clasped his arms about
his grandmother's neck and re-
peated the child's prayer "Now
lay me down to sleep"
On Feb. 6 at 1.30 p. m. a large
crowd assembled at the nj. E.
Church South, to honor The mem
ory of Eugene. Rev. w. II. Conner
spoke consoling words and II
human sympathy avails, Mrs. Con-
nell should have felt come COM
fort for not an eye among all those
assembled was dry, when she look
ed upon the face of her handsome
SON for the last time. Gods word
is assurance that Eugene is now
in Heaven, free from all tempta-
ton, sin and sorrow. The beauti-
full flowers showed the love and
esteem of all. Four playmates,
Frank Mcdonald, Lee Fitch, Henry
Wadell and Raymond Foster car
ried the little white casket.
The remains were laid to rest in
the cemetery by the side of his
sister Gladys, who died last sum-
mer. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved. E.W.
MRS. MAMIE MARTIN died
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Riley
at Mayview, Mo. on Feb. 4th 1910
of Asthma and rheumatism. Her
funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Wallace in church near
Elmwood last Friday She was
laid to rest in The Cemetery there.
Her husband had preceded her.
to their Heavenly Home about l5
years ago. Since then she has
mostly made her home with Mrs.
Riley. She and her husband came
here from Virginia over 25 years
ago. She was about 60 years old.
She was a member of the Pres
byterian church and was a chris
tian. During the years she was
in Mrs. Rileys home she did many
kindnesses for them and Mrs. Riley
and her children ministered to her
wishes. And such good deeds are
not only rewarded here but on the
golden shore. She leaves brothers
and sister and one who will deep
iy feel her loss is Johnnie Riley
whom she, had taken into her life
as a cherished treasure to her
lonely life. Some times in our
life sorrows comes as we'll as Joys.
Mrs. Martins early life was all hap
piness but later many sorrow came
But she kept her faith in God. So
now her shadows are all bright
and her trials all are over. In
Gods own good time He has call
ed her away to meet with those
she loved so dear up to the Pearly
Portal, where none return to tell Oh
the bliss, but where we may all
90 if we are faithful and true to
ourselves and our God. X.
MRS. LISSETTE c.. HINNAH,
wife of Henry Hinnah, was born in
St. Charles county, Mo. Jan. 22d
1858; died OF pneumonia at her
home in Clay township near Little
Rock, Feb. 18th 1910 at the age OF
AZ years and 81 days. She was
married to Henry .Hinnah early in
the spring in 1890 ana moved to
Saline County the same year, to
this union were born 7 children
sons ana daughters all of whom
survive her.
Funeral services We're held at
Salem Church below Little Rock
conducted by Rev. N. Riger OF Hig-
ginsville. Burial at the church
cemetery, attended by large
crowd OF friends and neighbors.
She was faithful and devoted
Christian and member Of Salem
church. The many floral offer
ings showed how she was loved
ana esteemed.