The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
DEATHS

Tuesday, May 9Th, 1911, at 5 O'Clock
a m, Of pneumonia, after a ten
days dllness. He is survived by
his wife and little daughter, Katy.
ALSO the step-children-Mrs. Jess
ie Clutter, Miss Jessie Green, and
william Green, Kansas City; John
David, and Miss Gertrude Green
OF Blackburn.
Mr.. King was born at Hillsboro,
H., In 1850, dying at the age of
90 years, months and II days.
His remains werd laid to rest in
the Salt Springs cemetery We'd
nesday where a large number OF
his friends met to pay him last
tribute. He was a good man. His
family also desires to thank the
neighbors for their kindness dur
ing their hour OF trouble. VIC.
ED ULRICH, who formerly hv-
ed near KoSping but who has
been living at Sedalia for the
past few years, died In that city
Tuesday and the body was ship
ped to Napton Thursday for bur
ial. Services were held at the
Memoria Presbyterian church
at 10 o'clock Thursday morning
conducted by Rev. Price. Inter-
ment In the Memorial cemetery.
Mr.. Ulrich was about 65 years
old. HIS wife departed this life
some years passed and was buried
in tn Memorial cemetery and
was Mr.. Ulrich's request that he
be buried by her side.-Nelson Re-
cord.
Edward Ulrich lived TO the ripe
old age OF II years, 1 month ana
% DAYS. HIS death resulted from
the rupture OF a blood vessel In
his foot. He 10 survived by three
children-John W., OF Sutherland,
Iowa; Mrs. Bertha Holder, OF Sed-
ALA; Mrs. Thomas Taiyor, of this
also two brothers, Daniel
Of Fulton, and Samuel, OF Pennsyl-
vanis. He made many friends dur
Ing his stay In Sedalia and they
sho wed their loaylty TO him In
nis last illness, making his last
DAYS as cheerful as possible. And
when they had closed his eyes
N death they covered his casket
with lovely flowers last and
tribute.
MRS. J. T. FoMBELLE died at
,er home In Parsons, Kansas, Sun
lay morning, May 7, 1911, at 2.22
o'clock, OF stomach trouble. The
BODY was buried beside her son,
Fombelle, In the cem-
,ery at Parsons on Monday OF
has week. Mrs. Fombelle had
,een III for several months. Al
though the news iof her death
was very sad for her many friends
,ere, II was not wholly unexpect-
ID as they knew OF her serious
illness.
Mrs. Fombelle leaves hus-
,and and three daughters, Mrs.
!. I. Millo&t of Boliver, Mo-, and
Misses Elizabeth and Edna Fom-
,elle who are ut home, besides
,ery large circle OF friends and
relatives In this community, In
which she had resided for many
,ears prior to the removal OF the
andy to Parsons about three
,ears ago.-Sweet Springs Herald.
MRS. j. LEE died Of pneumonia
md a complication OF diseases at
Ter home near Grand Pass, May
,th, 1911. She had been a suf-
erer since last March and none
,ut she and her God knew the an
ruish OF those hours. She never
knowing Gods win
hould be done.
She was 80 years old. She leaves
loving husband and six dear
hildren, father, mother, sisters to
MOURN and miss her in the ;.o..s.
Her funeral was conducted in the
,hristian church Saturday asss~-
loon by Rev. Scott.
Many beautiful flowers were
,laced over her last resting place
o our beautiful cemetery , by
owing hands prompted by loyal
'earts. The absence of . mother
rom . home cannot be fully real
zed, only by those bereft and es-
In this home where the
5-yearrold daughter must en- {
lsavor to IN her childish way to
II Z mothers plaee for the lH- I
u ones left and the household du- !
ies, also.