The Marshall republican., 1911-03-24
DEATHS

years.. months and IL days old.
He was the only son OF Charles
Garner. Tommie was bright and
sweet child. making friends with
everyone. Everything was done
for him that loving hands could
do, but Jesus needed little Tom
my and death gained the victory.
He was sick almost three weeks.
We know It Is hard to give him
up, but, bereaved ones, be consoI-
ed by the words of our blessed
Savior when He said: "Eu'fer II tie
children to come unto me and
forbid them not for OF such is the
Kindom of Heaven" He leaves a
sorrowing father and two sisters,
Katyrhn and Julia, and numerous
other relatives and friends to
mourn his death.
Rev. Anderson made a nice talk
at the grave. A large number Of
friends being present. The re-
mains were laid to rest aside OF
his mother, who had preceded
him to the grave just five weeks
and four days, In the Arrow Rock
cemetery.
Those little lips so sweet to kiss
are closed forever now;
Those sparkling eyes that shone
so bright,
Beneath that pearly brow;
That little heart that beat so
high,
Free from all care and gloom are
hidden now from those he
loved.
Beneath the silent tomb.
One who loved him.
REV. J. @. PARTEE died at his
home In Berthond, Colo, on Mon
day, March goth, aged IS years.
The death was the result Of weak
lungs and q hemorrhage which
came on Just before he died. The
deceased was the pastor OF the
Marshall Baptist church, ,preced-
ing Mr.. Russell. He was born in
Kentucky, graduated from the
Baptist College at Georgetown,
and at Louisville Seminary. He was
married to Miss Inez vertrees, OF
Vine Grove, KY, In 1902. The
wife and two children survive him.
The remains were taken to
Frankfort, KY, for burial. He was
much beloved by all here ana
other points where he was known.
MRS. ALICE KAPELLER OF
North Slater, died Saturday at 1890
pm. OF consumption, aged 27yrs.
She had been Ill. since October
She Is survived by the husband
and five small children, making
her death a very sad one. She was
Ia most excellent lady. Services
lwere conducted by Father T. j.
Fortune, after which her remains
were laid to rest In New Frank
fort cemetery Monday morning.
She was a consistent and faithful
member OF the Catholic church.
ALBERT SMITH died Monday,
March goth at the. Saline county
Home, aged 20 years. The death
was caused by tuberculosis. AL
though unfortunate Albert was
a good boy, and all who knew
him liked him. He was always
willing to work. until his condi-
ton became SO low that he could
not. The remains were taken to
Grand Pass by his friends for bur
ial.
The, infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Collier died Saturday
March 18th at an age of three
weeks. The funeral service was
held Monday morning and the
body inferred at Ridge Park.
Young as It was, this death must
fhecessarily bring sorrow to the
household, the friends OF the fam
lily can sympathize deeply with
the parents although but few
knew the child.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD, an old
citizen OF the Fish Creek neighbor
hood, died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. John Boggs, In
Sister, Thursday, March 10th, Of
blood poisoning, sitter . long III
ness. He waS ~ years old. His
wife preceded him to the better
world lust eleven months before.
Mr.. shepherd was : rood citizen
md splendid gentlemen and had
"A sn,v frienf3if who now mourn hts