Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-04
DEATHS.

at 5 o'clock Thursday morning. Mrs.
Baker had been In M health for
several months. Complication Of az
eases Is given as the cause Of her
death.
Besides her husband and parents.
the deceased Is survived by two
small children. ~1facfarane aged 6,
and Lucy aged 4 years. One broth
er, Chester Campbell. and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Joe Chapman Of near
Paris. No. ard Mrs. Sam Jarvis, Pee
ria, H., also survive.
Mrs. Raker was "a years old. Her
many friends will hear with deep re-
gret the sad news OF her death.
The Ledger joins other friends
IN extending sincere sympathy to
the bereaved ones
Mrs. NJ. u. Bolts. mother of Mrs.
]. w Plunkett Of East Monroe
street. died at s O'clock en- Friday
morning in Fulton. Miss Trix Plum
kett, a granddaughter was with Mrs.
Bolts at the time Of her death
The remains were brought TO Mex
leo Friday afternoon for burial,
The funeral was from the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Plunkett at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon and
tile remains were Inferred tn Elm
wood Cemetery. The Rev. j. u. Ays.
cue. pastor Of the First Baptist
Church, conducted The services.
Mrs. Bolts had been a devoted and
consistent member Of the Baptist
Church since early eirlhood.
Besides Mrs. PEunkett, Of this
city. one other daughter survives.
Mrs. Ned. j. MeTlheny Of san An
tonic, Texas.
Mrs, Bolts vas So years old. She
was born tn Virginia III 1880. Abou
1865 she was marrled to Armfstead
Botts. who died about 40 years
ago. and thtey came directly to Mis-
souri,,
The pail bearers who were Sc
Iected 10 act are: Joe Botts. s. p.
Rmmons, W. W. Bolts. Russell EN-
mons, D. H. cauthorn and Dave
McGee.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
~tsreaved ones.
Janice, the 2 year old baby Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Liebman, OF
Youngstown, Ohio, died wednesday.
after a short illness. Mrs. LAeb-
man was Miss Selma Barth Of this
city. Louis and Miss Corinne
Barth are in Youngstown attending
the funeral The Ledger joins their
friends in extending sympathy.
Mrs. Ellen G. Powell, of South Oh
i've street, died at her home at 5
o'clock Friday morning. Mrs. Pow
ell was born In Paris, Kentucky ON
July 2, 1880. She came 70 Missouri
many years ago ana Is me Of this
countyis pioneer citizens.
She IS survived by two children
Mrs. Barbara Ridgway and John
Ball, both OF this city The de-
ceased il the widow of the late AL
win Powell.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
hereayed ones.
Charlie Browning. north Of Moline,
died at his home Friday morning.
Complication or diseases is given as
the cause Of his death. He was
about Al years old and is survived
by his wife and three children He
was the oldest o Of the late Jas
Browning.
The deceased was one of Audrain's
wellknowu farmers and stock rails
ers. He had been in i'll health for
several months and his deaht was
Tot unexpected.
The Ledger joins other friends i'm
extending sincere sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
The remains of David Wright were
taken through Mexico Saturday morn
ing en- route to Benton City for bur
ial. The body of Mr.. Wright was
found this week at his home by menu
bers Of his family with his throat
cut from ear to ear. He resided In
Dent county.
1t is not definitely known just how
Mr.. Wright came to his death, He
lis suspected, however. Of having com
mitted suicide. ODE Wright Of Aux
vase. a brother, accompanied the
body.
The deceased was a son Of the latel
Sam Wright. prominent In Audrain
county, and Is a former citizen Of
Benton City.
Renfro Lee Miller, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry L. Miller OF this
city, died at Amarillo, Texas, Fri
day afternoon. His death was caused
by lung trouble.
Renfro was 26 years old on March
is. He-was born and reared in
Audraia and was an exemplary young
man.
Besides his wife and parents, the
deceased is survivor by the following
brothers and sisters:
Robert and Henry Lee. Jr., and
Miss Polly Miller.
The deceased was a member Of
the First Baptist Church and was
admired by d large circle Of friends
who will hear with deep regret OF
his death.
He was employed by the Santa
iFe Railroad Company and was a
most efficient employe.
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