Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-08-17
.DEATHS...

1 ANASA8A ~ NALNo UfIE
remains of Il. H. Edmonds who die
at the Centenary Hospital in S
Louis Sunday night were held fro
tho residence on East Monro
street to Elmwood Cemetery at 2:s
Tuesday afternoon. The Reveren
lWillis Carlisle of the Methods
lEpiscopal Church conduted the sci
,yioes. The body arrived here lat
Monday afternoon on the Wabash.
The members of W. H. Kenna
Camp, United Confederate Veteran
OF this city. OF which the deoeasec
was a member. attended the funera
in body.
A large floral contribution b.
friends of the deceased showed the
Ihigh esteem In which Mr.. Edmonds
was held by large circle OF admir-.
ing friends.
The active pail bearers were r.
LR. Arnold, Jr, H. B. Brett, Chas.
Claybrook, w w Pollock, o. Poisson
and ]. w. Woodbridge.
The honorary bearers were r. M.
White ex-senator Ben Anderson, ol
'Columbia, q. D. Graham, Mark
Pitcher, A. s. Houston, DR.. ]. f. Nc
Williams, Geo. Marshall and A. G.
Turner.
Eta May, the IA years old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Kennett of
West Liberty street, died at 4 o.
clock Tuesday morning of typhoid
fever She had been i'll for about 3
weeks, and Monday her condition
was so very much improved that all
danger was thought to have been
passed. But shortly before mid
might a complication set up.
Beside her parents. the deceased
is survived by two brothers, Tommie
and Russell Kennett, She was
niece of T. ]. Hoxsey.
MIS-. Thomas Wingo, a prominent
iteLekah, died at her home in Co
lumbia last week, Mrs. Wingo was
an active member of her lodge and
was for several years deputy of this
district.
(Laddonia Herald)
Rebecca Susan Shobe, daughter of
Capt. John ]. and Martha Hart died
Aug. Is, 1911. She was born in
Cole county, Missouri April 18Th,
1887, where she grew to womanhood.
Early in life she united with the
Methodist church, South, and lived
4 life full of hope for her future.
Three SONS were born to this un-
Hubert shobe of jefferson
City, County Superintendent of
Schools ]. L. Shobe of Mexico,
and e. j. Shobe of this place and
he devotion of Ed and Lester to
heir invalid mother was something
tfuI.
Her every want-7as far us they
,ouId supply-was gratified. She was
! splendid Christian lady and Lived
8 she prayed and her tired and
keary spirit is now at rest ON the
,osom Of her Savior.
She also has three sisters-Mrs.
Davis, of Texas, who wa |
with her at the time of her death,
lrs. Carrie E. Lane, of Los Vegas,
Nevada, and Mrs. Martha Laugh |
in. Lewistown, Mo.
Funeral services were held at |
er late residence Wednesday after
Don by Rev. Willis Carlisle of Mex
60, after which the body was laid
o rest beside that Of the companion,
1ho for 36 years shared her joys
nd sorrows.
On the 18th day of September,
S66. she was united in marriage to
acob Shobe of Chamois, Usage coun-
Y, where they made their home until
SS3, when they moved to Audrain
ounty, her husband having bought a
arm miles south of Laddonia, Mo-,
there they resided till 1904, when
er husband died.
S. N Conway, SO years old, died
t the Morgan House in this city
tuesday night of asthma. The de-
eased is survived by wife. The
.edger extends sincere sympathy to
he bereaved ones.
The months old infant son of
zee Bybee died Tuesday of bowel
rouble. The child Las been i'll
or several weeks. The body will be
Inferred beside that of It's mother
Who died May %. in Elmwood cem-
Itery. The Ledger extends sympa-
by to the bereaved ones.