The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-06-23

| oVih a't fthuictoh tVuutyJ NY,
Dec. 2e, 1924, reaching the ripe old
age of SO years, months and 10
days. HIS wife preceded him to
the better world 2i years ago.
He is survived by six children
John w. Pollard, of South ME-
souri,, James A., Malta Bend Mrs.
Marion Funk, OF Grand Pass; j.
NJ. Pollard, Marshall; Robert r.,
Of Hepburn, Idaho; Mss Mollie,
Marshall.
Mr.. Pollard was an old and
consistent member of the Chris
tan church. Funeral services were
conducted by his pastor, Rev. b.
T. Wharton at the Little Grove
cemetery, south of Malta Bend,
Monday noon in the shade of
beautiful trees planted and tend
ed for many years by the deceased
He led a quiet and peaceful life,
respected and loved by all who had
the good fortune to know him.
Special credit is due Miss Mol,ie
Pollard, who for seven years cared
for him faithfully. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Pollard mt whose home
he was staying during his last
years. Since suffering a paralytic
stroke seven years ago he had
been practically helpless.
The pail bearers were Nike Ke!-
lett. 8. T. Wilson, Steve Curd, Jno.
Robertson, Henry Briggs and W.
n. Douglass.
MARTHA ANN JoHNsoN-The
angel OF death visited the home
Of John Wesley Johnson and took
from him his life long companion,
Martha Ann who was born May
IL, isiL She was born and reared
on the T. A. McAlllster farm,
miles east OF Sweet Springs, there
she was married TO Mr.. johnson
Jan. 9, 1865. To this union were
born Elk children, four boys and
two glrls,-Mrs. Sallic wingfield;
Charles, James, Thomas, William
and one girl who died In infancy.
The father and loving children
were all with her when the end
came except Mrs. wingfield, who
on account Of being sick was not
able TO be with her. She departed
this life June 10, 1911.
After an impressive talk by Rev.
Wallace the remains were laid TO
rest In Hazel Grove cemetery, June
20. Beautiful flowers covered the
caskct In loving remembrance OF
our friend and loving mother who
has gone 10 that home beyond,
where there Ia no sickness, sor-
row nor no good-byes 10 be said. !
Her death Is n sad blow TO the
father and five children but they
have the assurance that she is
where toll and sorrow are no more
and she is with her Savior in ever
lasting Joy. We extend our SYM
pathy 20 the bereaved family.
n frlcnd.
MRS. JOHN HINTON died at
her home north of the C. & A.
depot Wednesday afternoon aged |
about 10 years.
She Is survived by her husband |
and five children-Frank, Maggie,
Lillian, Claude and Walter. She
was a faithful member OF the
Christian church and her pastor, /
Rev. b. T. Wharton, conducted SER
vices at the residence yesterday af
terpoon- We Join In extending
sympathy to the bereaved family. |
GEO. SMITH COL, died Monday |
June 10th, at his home In Kansas
City. His remains were brought |
TO Marshall Wednesday and taken
direct to the North st. MI K. church
where Rev. Reeves, the pastor con
Quoted services, after which the |
remains We're taken to Fairview
cemetery for burial He formerly |
near Mt. Leonard and was
a thrifty man who had the respect
OF the white and colored people
who knew him. VIM. Smith of
Marshall Is a brother.