The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13

His death was great sorrow to
his family as this was the first
break in the family circle. His
father, mother, brother, sister and
grandmother survive him and may
they ever feel that there is a loved
one waiting and watching fo.
them.
He was laid to rest in Haz3l
Grove cemetery beneath mound
of flowers. Rev. Wallace preach
ed the funeral services and the M.
w. A. held services at the grave,
showing their regard for ona of
their loyal neighbors.
IRVINE WILLIAMS died at his
home on North Jefferson Ave, at
A p. m. Saturday of pneumonia,
aged 54 years. Mr.. Williams came
home sick about a week before his
death from a prospecting trip to
Kansas City and other points.
Mr.. Williams and family moved
here from Nelson where he con-
Quoted a lumber business success
fully for ten years. He purchased
the feed yard here on Morgan st.
and soon sold to Mr.. Marshall and
since has been casting around for
a location. Mr.. Williams was mar
ried to the surviving widow, who
was Miss Mary Sandidge, in De-
cember 1888. He is also survived by
five children, mostly small.
His remains were sent back to
Nelson Monday for burial. Mrs.
Williams has been an invalid for
some time and was unable even to
go to the funeral. The family has
the community's deepest sympathy
in this their sad bereavement.
MRS. CHARLEY NEFF-"The
Lord giveth and He taketh" Again
the Angel OF Death has visited a
happy home and claimed for his
victim a loving wife and mother.
Mrs. Charley Neff aged 27 years
passed away at her home in east
Slater on May 10. She was str.ck-
en- with measels about two weeks
ago and later pneumonia develop
ed. For several days her life has
been despaired OF by her almost
broken hearted relatives. Every
thing that the love OF the husband
and interested relatives could sug-
gest was resorted to to allay the
suffering and to detain the loved
one but without avail.
She was born and reared near
Little Rock and was the daughter
of the late Albert Davis and sis
ter OF Sam Davis. Having been
left motherless at the age of six
days she was tenderly cared for
by her aunt Mrs. VIM. Cott. On
September IN 1901 she was united
in marriage to Charley Neff who
is almost crushed by the terrible
blow. The going out of her earth
ly life light casts an enevitable
shadow athwart the pathway OF
those who loved her, but that
light now shines bright in heaven
casting it's radient CLEAN upon the
waters OF the dark river a beacon
light to the dear ones left behind
We can not call our dear one back
nor would we. She has fought
la1, 10 hnr frn a ra
over, the victory won and the
memory OF kind words spoken and
loving deeds performed will re-
main a legacy more precious than
gold. Two little boys, Tony and
Wrcie are bereft of mothers care
by this sad dispensation, and the
husband a fond and doting wife
But her work is finished here and
she is at rest. Although We car
not understand the mysteries and
; wisdom Of Providence we have the
, blessed assurance our Father
makes no mistakes; He giveth anc
taketh away. While friends may
. express the sincerest sympathy
and the most tender attention He
alone can heal broken heart anc
, comfort the troubled soul. To the
: sorrowing Relatives and friends
we extend our deepest sympathy
but to the young husband we know
not what to say to console him
: His waking in the morning is but
reminder OF her sweet presence
Sorrow shall measure the sorrow
for the husband who has given uT
the most tender and precious part
Of his life-his companion. May
God comfort him and may he live
to join the loved one around this
throne OF God where she awaits
today.
Funeral services were conducted
at the residence Wednesday morn