The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Rock, on Wednesday, April 5th,
aged 10 years. Death resulted
from a chronic affliction and la
grippe. Deceased was born in
California, but the family came to
Arrow Rock several years ago.
His father died only short time
ago, but his mother, two brothers
and a sister survive him. The fu-
neral services were conducted at
the home on Thursday morning,
by Rev. Houston.
MRS. SARAH A. SMITH died at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
James Ashley, on North Ellsworth
Saturday, April 1st, aged 6oyears.
The death Of the deceased was
very sudden, following an attack
Of what seemed to be pleurisy,l
which struck her Friday afternoon
Deceased was born in White
county, Indiana, she came TO this
county In 1867, and has lived In
Marshall ever since.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Ed. b. T. Wharton, at
the residence Monday morning.
The remains were laid to rest In
Ridge Park.
Two daughters and one son sur
vive, Mrs. John Hinton, and Mrs.
James Ashley, both of Marshall,
and +. c. Smith OF Sherman, Tex.
| The Life OF the deceased has been
one OF steady Christian persever-
ance and devotion. Many friends
will miss her from the circle and
sympathize with the relatives.
JOHN s. TERRELL died at
hospital In Fredericksburg, Va, on
Friday, March 3Ist, OF n combina-
ton OF ailments, aged SO years. He
was sick for several years and
had gone to the hospital a month
before his death for an operation
but was too weak TO undergo
same. He Is survived by five
children-Hugh, Charles, Laura,
Florence and Frank-who are com
ing with the remains and will
make this their home for the
present at least. The two older
sons may return to the east where
they have good positions. The
others will remain with Marshall
relatives. Mrs. Terrell died here
ten years ago.
The remains have been placed In
receiving vault and as soon as
all arrangements are made they
will start west with them and
probably have funeral services
here.
Mr.. Terrell resided near Marshall
twenty-five years and has many
friends here. He, like his broth
ers, was a fine citizen and his
death Is severe loss to the COM
munity as we'll as his family.
JAMES p. FISHER died at his
bone near Houstonia Wednesday
morning, aged about 65 years. His
remains were laid to rest In Mt.
Olive cemetery yesterday morn
Ing. He was q half-brother OF
Jake H. Fisher of this city.
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MRS. MARION GREEN, died of
bneumonia at her home at Nc
9sAlister Springs Saturday evening.
FSThe remains were taken to Blue
Lick Sunday, where burial was
made. Deceased 10 survived by a
husband and four children two
girls and two boys.
MISS EMMA MCCORMICK died
at the home OF her nephew, Ru-
fus Mccormick, at Slater, Sunday
April Cd, aged s5 years. Rev. j.
, r. Pritchett conducted funeral SER
vices at the home Of G. A. Nor
Y gan Tuesday afternoon, after
which the remains were taken to
the Slater cemetery for burial.
SADIE EVERETT, col, died at
her home in Napton, Wednesday
April Sth, aged years. She was
the daughter OF Albert Everett
and wife. Funeral services were
held Thursday and the body was
laid TO rest in Napton cemetery.
LEON BOOKER, COL, died at
the home Of his parents east OF
Marshall, Friday, March Sist aged
= weeks. Funeral services were
jhsld Saturday and the .remains
1ald to rsut In Rock Greek ceme~
terry. Il 81 q