The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-05-12
DEATHS

MRS. b. LEE died OF pneumo-
mia and a complication of ailments
May o, 1911, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Coad at Grand Pass.
She had been a sufferer since last
March and none but she and her
God knew the anguish OF those
hours. But she never complained,
knowing Gods will should be done.
She was 80 years old. She leaves
a husband, six children, father,
mother and sisters to mourn her
and miss her in the home. Her
funeral was conducted at Christian
church Saturday afternoon by Rev.
Scott.
Many beautiful floral offerings
we're placed above her last rest
ing place in our beautiful ceme-
terry by loving hands, the tribute
being prompted by loyal hearts.
The absence OF another from a
home cannot fully be realized on
ly by those bereft, and especially
In this home where the oyung IL
year-old daughter must endeavor
In her childish way 10 fill a moth
er's place for the little ones left
and the household duties. Mrs.
Lee had glimpse OF the beauti-
ful world beyond, and she called
her family to. her and implored
them 10 1--we for God and pre-
pare TO meet her. She requested
tthe song TO be sung at her funer-
al "Shali We Gather at the Riv-
err Her eauest was granted,
and now after years OF Joys and
sorrow here she is safe on the gol-
den shore where partings are no
more. Mrs. A. r. X.
MRS. MARY BARR died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Castle, near Shackelforj, Wednes
day ut $50 p. m, aged 50 years,
1 month and days. She sur
vived her husband about one year.
The following children mourn her
death, Richard, John, Charles. Mrs.
Chas. Castle, Mrs. Bailey Belt and
Will, OF Norman, Okla, Mrs. Dem
mis- Lynch, Clinton, Mo. Mrs. Barr
was born in Ireland, but has re-
sided at shackelford over fifty
years. Father Jennings will con-
duct the funeral at the Catholic
church at 10 a. m, today.
ALFRED LAFoREST, a former
Saline county citizen, died at his
home in Versailles, Mo-, Sunday,
May Eth. aged about 20 years. His
remains were brought 20 Marshall
Monday and from here taken TO
the Shackelford cemetery for bur
ial Monday afternoon. The gentle
man had many friends and rela-
tives here to mourn his death.
THOMPSON-The twins born
last month to s. H.. and Betty
Hume Thompson OF Slater have
died since. The son named Silas
Henry, died ON April 9Th, and the
daughter, Ann Elizabeth, died on
May Sd, aged 1 month. We Join
in extending sympathy to the
parents.
MRS. FRANCIS HAMS died at
Napton Saturday, May 9th, fol-
lowing her husband to the better
world about month. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Baptist
church Sunday at $50 p. m. She
was a splendid Christian lady.
MISS MATILDA McCLAIN, of
Little Rock, died Sunday night,
May 7th, at 8 p. m, OF paralysis,
which attacked her about p. m.
Sunday afternoon. Miss Matilda
was born near Little Rock Nov.
IL, 1885, and when she died was
rs years, 5 months and 26 days
old. She leaves brother, Elijah
McClain, and several other rela-
tives to mourn her loss. Her err
mains were laid to rest in the
Sappington cemetery near Little
Rock Tuesday, May 9th.
Our New Home correspondent
reports the death of William King
Of near Elmwood. 'e-
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