The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-06-02
DEATHS

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MRS. MARGARET r. CLARK
died at her home in Fresno, CAL,
on May 18th at the advanced age
of SO years. She is sister OF
John Wall OF near Norton and
left here nine years ago. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Gollady, also Of Fresno. Mrs.
Clark was a good womon whose
long life was well spent and she
has gone to her reward.
EDWARD j. LITER, an old and
respected citizen Of this commun-
ity, died at his home one mile
west OF Blackburn, Wednes day
morning, May "a, 1911, aged
about 64 years.
He was born at Jacksonville,
ILL.,, August is, l847, and came to
Missouri in the sixties and settled
on the farm where he resided un.
til his death. Blackburn Record.
MRS. CHARLES SANDS, Of
Armourdale, Kansas, died at her
home in that city on Wednesday
of last week at the age OF 56
years, o month and 3 days. The
remains arrived here last Friday
about noon and were conveyed to
the High Hill cemetery for burial.
The funeral services at the grave
were conducted by Rev. Winn
pastor OF the Baptist church at
Gillian.
The deceased was the daughter
OF the late John Campbell, one OF
the pioneer settlers OF this part
Of the country, and until about
nine years ago lived in the vicin'
ity OF New Frankfort.
She is survived by her husband
and several children and many
relatives in this county.-Slater
Rustler.
w. C. KING died at his home
miles south Of Blackburn. Tuesday
May 9th, 1911, at 5 O'Clock a. m.
OF pneumonia, after twelve days
illness. He is survived by his
wife and little daughter, Katie, tt
mourn his death and miss him ir
the home and also by his step
children, Mrs. Jessie Clutter, and
Miss Rebecca and William Greer
OF Kansas City, Miss Gertrude ano
John Greer of Blackburn.
Mr.. King was born at Hillsborc
ILL.,, in 1850 dying at the age o.
60 years, 3 months and IL days
Many beautiful flowers were puI
over his last resting place. Hi
remains were laid to rest in thu
beautiful cemetery at Salt Spring.
Wednesday where a large mum
ber OF his friends met to pay hin
a last tribute.
God called our beloved fathel
home Tuesday morning. He wa
a good man. We thank our kint
neighbors for the kindness the,
did for my father while he wa
sick.-His little daughter Katie.
Note--At the time Of Mr.. King
death we received and published tn
facts briefly. not realizing that tn
deceased was one OF our old an
prominent citizens and a man whoI
we should delight to honor with
suitable obituary. Mr.. King was a
old friend OF the Republican, we kne'
him to be one OF the best OF citizen
and are panied to learn OF his d.
parture. We Join In extending syn
pathy to the sorrowing wife an
daughter.-Editor.
PHILIP CASEBOLT died at
hospital in Fresno, CAL, Wedne
day May IL, and was buried
Exeter, his former home, Frida
May 10.
The deceased man was a brotl
or OF Ed s. and A. j. Casebolt an
Mrs. Polly Erwin, long resident
of this vicinity, and of Mrs. job
Farrell OF California all OF wh0l
have died in the past five year
He is the last OF that large famil
who played so importanta a part
the early development Of tn
country.
William Philip Casebolt WI
born in Pocahontas county, Va
February is, 1912. He came I
Saline county, Mo-, in 1874 wit
his parents who settled near N
ami. At the age Of IL, he 9
gagged as a clerk in store
Carrollton. He afterward Q