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

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RUTH HERNDoN-The angel o
death entered the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jim Herndon Sunday nool
and bore AWAY the soul OF theil
little daughter, Ruth, making an
other broken link, but drawing thu
loved ones nearer Home.
Ruth was twelve years old, but
her sweet, simple, child life anG
patience during her many times ol
suffering have left an influence or
the hearts of al who knew hel
that will go through life.
Her little face, wreathed with
golden hair, will be greatly misse
from the circle of children who
have been so faithful to church
and school. Never more on earth
will we hear that sweet little voice
In song as in past times, but we
know she is at rest with Him "who
took little children in his arms
and blessed them.
She left father, mother, brother
and grandpa to find a place in
heaven for them, and be with the
loved ones gone before.
The friends extend sympathy to
the bereaved ones, but Jesus alone
can heal the wound. Funeral SER
vices were held at Hazel Grove
church Monday Dec 5, conducted
by Rev. Wharton of Marshall. The
remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery reath mound of flowers.
Herndon Cor.
MRS. ELIZABETH EARLS, wife
OF Seba Earls, died at her home in
Slater Tuesday, Nov. 2s, at the age
OF SO years. She had been i'll since
last spring and her death was not
unexpected.
Mrs. Earls was daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McMelian,
and came to Saline County with
her parents when five months of
age, from Jefferson City, where
she was born. On Feb. %, 1866 she
was married to Mr.. Earls. She was
a devoted member of the M. e.
Church, having united with that
faith when girl.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and five children, three
sons and two daughters. The sons
are Burr, Everett, and Lee and the
are Mrs. James s. Rig
don and Jacob Webb, all OF this
place
The funeral services, conducted
by Rev j L. Prichett, were held
at tie 'psideDce Wednesday and
tn remains inferred Mt the City
cemetery The sympathy of the
is extended to the be-
reaved family.-Slater Rustler.
BENJAMIN F. LARUE was born
md raised in Pettis county near
ounksburg and died near Spokane,
Wash, Nov. II, 1910, being go
years of age at the time of his
leath. He was brother to W. r.
md j. c. LaRue who live here. He
vas the third son of Aaron LaRue
md grew to manhood and married
lere. He married Mss Rosa E.
dcGuire and to this union was
'orn remarkable family. there |
icing three sets of twins all liv-
ng but one boy who died in in
ancy.-Sweet Springs Herald.
MRS. w. L. HANSBRO died of {
cart trouble at her home ten mile {
ortheast of Houstonia Monday. 8
Funeral services were held at &
bethlehem church today and in ,
made in the cemetery \
here. s
Deceased is survived by her G
and two sons to whom G
Te extend sympathy for their
,ss.-Houstonian.
MRS. THOMAS C. BRIDGEWAT- r
R died at her home fifteen miles y
,uth of Marshall at 7.40 a. m. on i
aturday, Nov. 20, 1910 aged 50 h
months and II days. 7
Mrs. Bridgewater had been suf- i,
ring from heart trouble for al /,
ost year, but was seriously i'll 4
My during the past three weeks.
ne was patient in her sufferings, n
usting God for all, knowing that !
} knew best. And when the end a,
lme she did not fear TO go. =
She was formerly Miss Dovie W
smmons, was married to the sur h,
wing husband April s, 1885. Two
lughters were born to this union
isses Mamie and Cordelial, both
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