The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-02-17
DEATHS

this cisy Sunday morning. Jan goth
at six O'Clock of blood poisos.
While Mr.. Orr had been SICK for
several weeks, he was nos thought
TO be in a serious condition and
his death was shock to every
one. He was born in Carl.sh, Ky.
Aug. 10th, 1854 ard died Jan. 20
1911. He was married Sept. 4, 1855
to Mss Rebecca Davis of Saline
CITY. He leaves to mourn his loss
four children, Willie, Mary and
Connel OF this city, and Joe Orr
OF Panama, who was unable to be
here, also four brothers and three
sisters, all OF whom were here but
one brother. Funeral was held at
the residence Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock, conducted by Rev. c.
Q. Shouse. Mr.. Orr was faith
ful and consistent. member Of the
Christian Church.-Nelson Record.
Mrs. ID. II. ST. CLAIR died at her
home in Denver on Friday evening
Feb. 10th at the age OF T3 years,
OF hear. trouble and dropsy. She
In survived by her husband and I
children. She was a sister OF s.
T. Wilson OF Malta Bend and re-
SIDED at Malta Bend about twenty
years ago. She had been in poor
health for several years and Mr..
Wilson went out several times 10
see her.
STEPHEN MOSS died at his home
in Slater. Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1911,
aged SO yesrs. He had tubercu-
loss and had been III long time.
He was janitor of the Slater school
for many years, and well known TO
people there and esteemed by all
for his unusual strength OF char
acter. The funeral WAS held at
Good Hope by Revs. W. p. Clark
and j. z. Norvelle, and an unusual-
Iy large number OF people turned
out to pay this last tribute. He
leaves three children to morun It's
passing away, all living in Slater,
but his wife preceded him six
years ago. Many people will miss
him
DANIEL II. LAIN, aged SO years,
q former resident OF Slater died
at his home In Pleasant Hill. Mo-,
Thursday Feb. I'd. The funeral
service was held Mt the residence
last Saturday.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife and two children Linwood
and James. Also four brothers, w
II. Lain OF Kansas City, NJ. Lain OF
California, and Rev. Thos. H. and
M. NJ. Lain OF Muskogee Okla, all
of whom were at the funeral ex-
cept the one living in California
Slater Rustler.
MRS. SARAH SWAGGARD died
at the home OF her granddaughter,
Mrs Frank E. Porter at 4iS2 For
est avenue, Kansas City, Mo. on
Wednesday, Feb. sth, 1911.
The body will be brought to this
city and the funeral held at the
Baptist church Friday Feb 10 at
1850 a, m. and the body will be
laid beside that OF her husband in
Fairview cemetery.-Sweet Springs
Herald.
EPH. WITCHER died at his home
southwest of Wanamaker, Friday,
Feb. 10th, aged rs years, 8 months
and 27 days. He had suffered for
many years with cancer OF the
stomach. The funeral was held at
Bethany on Sunday by Rev. Shouse
Deceased leaves a wife and three
children TO grieve over his de-
parture.
GEO. THOMAS died at his home
in st. Louis Wednesday, Feb. sth,
aged 5s years two months and rs
days. The body was brought to
the home OF his parents in Mar
shall, his wife accompanying, ar
riving on Friday. Deceased, who
was formerly OF Marshall, had been
away for many years, being em-
ployed in St. Louis. He left no
children, his parents living on
Eastwood four sisters and three
brother surviving besides his wife.
MRS. CHARLES GARNER died at
the home OF her Sather :. Arrow
Rock. Thursday, Feb. eth, aged 80
yeara. Mrs. Garner had been suf-
fering with Tuberculosis for > long
time and her tllnAes caused the
fsmniaw N, TIN her paremta where