The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-08-10
DEATHS

LOGAN TILMAN MAUPIN died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Sam Fulkerson, at Elmwood Thurs
day, August Sd, after a several
years illness. He was born In AL
bemarle, w. Va, in December 1880,
and came TO Saline with his par
ents as boy. He was married In
1865 TO Miss Susan E. Membry and
five children survive this union
Membry Maupin, Kansas City Mrs.
Sam Fulkerson; Dram Maupin, OF
Blackburn Mrs. Claude Porter, OF
Webb City; George Maupin, Kan
sas City.
The first wife died IN 1882. In
1886 he was married to Mrs. Lu-
linda Vaughn, who died In 1902.
No children were born to this
union.
Mr.. Maupin Is also survived by
three brothers and two sisters
VIM. J. Maupin. Kimberly, Mimi,
r. NJ. Maupin, OF Arlington, Ill.
John p, OF Columbia, Mrs. John
A Greenlee, OF Marshall and Mrs.
James Blair OF Wichita, Kas.
Mr.. Maupin was kind and very
pleasant gentleman although frail
In body. He possessed many good
traits which made him friends and
admired by all. His children MN
lstered faithfully 10 his wants IN
his declining years.
Funeral services were conducted
at Sam Fulkerson's Friday by Rev.
w. r.. Yokciy after which the re-
mains were laid 10 their final rest
ing place In the Salt Springs ceme-
terry.
VIOLA VERNA HOTZ, infant
daughter. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Hotz
died on August 9Th, 1911. She was
born September and, 1910. And
no sweeter or more lovely child
ever gladdened a home than dear
Viola. She was sick with fever
four weeks. All that medical aid
attention day and night by the
devoted nurse, Miss Putsch, OF Mar
shall; and the unalloyed affection
and tenderness OF the loving par
ents was ministered to her, yet
God wanted her In His Kindom
and the Jewel so precious to her
dear parents here was claimed
for His crown. "Blessed are the
parnets who have contributed to
the Celestial Crown"
Now she is with sweet Myrtle,
her sister, who proceeded her to
the Pearly Home four weeks ago.
Angels who are up there and
beckoning hands they say; "Papa,
mamma, sister Lille, grand@par-
ents and all, come this way"
And memory's golden casket is
ever open In the hearts OF the par
ents and they feel the spiritual
presence OF the little ones.
~ The funeral services we're con-
ducted at the Christian church,
SUNDAY afternoon by Rev. w.
Limper, their pastor and baby
Viola's uncle and Rev. Louis Sued
meyer, of Herman, Mo. Four
young girls In white carried the
snow white casket laden with
beautiful floral offerings. She was
buried In the Blackburn cemetery.
When death comes In our homes
and claims a loved one and their
departure causes our hearts to fiji
with sorrow we ask whyf Why
are our fondest hopes blighteds
But from the silent tomb, there
comes no answer. Yet Gods
spirit In union with our spirits
and the love OF God In our hearts
and the precious Bible, all COM
bined to tell US that God knows
best, that our dear ones are safe,
that they are only gone before,
that some sweet day God will re-
veal to us ~why." Yes, some
sweet. day they will all meet up
there, for these bright angelic
spirits are golden links to bind
from earth to Heaven. A. e. r.
MRS. SAM PYLE, nee Addie
WinRfield. died at the hopna ~