The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-02-24
DEATHS

MRS. d. F. CALMES died at her
home on West Arrow street We'd
ncsday morning of pneumonia,
after a weeks illness. The de-
ceased was 6s years of age, and
10 survived by her husband and
two children--Mrs. John q. Legg
Of the Mt. Olive neighborhood,
and Miss Cassie at home.
Mrs, Gaines was consistent and
esteemed member of the Mt.
Olive Presbyterian church, and a
splendid lady.
Her sisters Mrs. Anna Syden-
stricken and Miss Lizzie Ervine OF
Mineral Wells, Texas, were sent
for and attended the funeral. Miss
Cassie was visiting In Mineral
Wells, and came with the Others.
Her funeral will be held Friday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the res
idence conducted by Rev. j. e.
Abbott. The remains will be laid
TO rest in Ridge Park.
MRS. A. r. vAwTER passed
away at her home in Victoria, Tex,
aged 90 years. The deceased had
a slow fever which held on for
some time, until Sunday night when
a message arrived for her son, w.
Z. vawter, TO come at once. He
left Monday morning, but was too
late as another telegram came
soon after telling OF her death.
Mrs. vawter was formerly Ma
Tor. born in Boonv.lle, where she
was married. The couple came to
Saline many years ago and lived
in Marshall. Some five years ago
the illness OF their daughter, Fan
ME, caused them to 20 to Texas,
hoping for an Improvement from
the change. The daughter is how
ever, stu an invalid
MrA. vawter was. here last sum
mer ON a Wat, and this her friends
and relatives here must cherish as
n ple1t1nt fuethofys
MRS. NJ. II. KENNEDY, widow OF
DR.. ]. M. Kennedy, died Sunday,
February 18th, 1911, at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. John L. Nc
Matt, at Aurora, Mo. II VII be
remembered by her friends that
Mrs. Kennedy received a severe
injury by a fall something more
than year ago. She had been
In feeble health since, and her
death was dua rather to the IL
flrmities OF old age thal to any
acute disease. She was "a years,
8 months and l6 days oil age.
The deceased formerly lived near
Elmwood and has many relatives
and friends in this community, a
brother, w. C. Hall, lives inthis
city, and son, j. L. Kemedy,re-
a,des here.-Sweet Springs Herald.
MRS. WALTER DICKERsoN
died Mt her home near Gretchen,
saturday, February 18th at the
aee of about 80 yearS The death
was the resuis OF an attack oil
pneumonia, contracted some days
prevloua Mrs. Dickerson's death
Ia mourned by b husband, and
children. the oldest child boy
OF about seven years, and two
younger girla :.
The funeral was held at Antioch
Sunday at 1 o'clock, the day be-
ing 50 stormy that only a few
were present. The children were
taken to tha home OF her brother
Mr.. Brown. Mrs. Dickerson's fath
er is dead, but her mother Is still
living and is i'm Kansas at present
MRS. SARAH v. READ, a high
ly respected citizen of this COM
munity, died lat the home OF her
SON, p. 8. Read, two miles from
blackburn, Friday morning, Feb
ruary 10, 1911, aged 70 years
months and is days.
Mrs. Read was born i'm Louden
county Virginia, June %, 1881
She came TO Missouri In 1Sio with
her parents and has been a resi-
dent OF the sbats ever since.
She married Rev. Jno. d. Read
July rs, 1850, and TO this union
were born ak children, two boys
and four glrlA two Of whom, q
SON and daughter preceded hei
to that betber land.-Blackburn Re
cord.
ALLEN LEITRR farmer living
rear esdAlis, died some days age
OF heart disease. =. y, ~