Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-28
..DEATHS...

Thomas Duty, aged a. died at his
home in North Mexico. Monday morn
ing at 4 O'Clock. suffering with pneu-
monia. Mr. Duty has lived here for
a long while, having moved
acre from Illinois. He Is survived
by his wife and SIX children. Mrs. W.
H. westrcpe and John Duty. OF Mex
leo, Willis. Ed. and Chss. Duty, liv-
ing near Mexico. and Mrs. Mamie
goacher. OF Roodhouse. III.
The funeral over the remains o
Thos. Duty who died Monday morn
Ing was held from the home OF West
Maple street Tuesday morning at II
a. m. Rev. Royal Jesse conducted
the services, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in Eimwood
cemetery.
The four sc.s and two Srandsons
Of the deceased acted as pail bearers
and were Willis. Edward. Charles
and John Duty and Pearl Duty and
Herbert Westrope.
Orion /. Wales. Of this city, died
sunday evening. November "a,
at Hospital No. I. In Fulton, after al
few weeks illness and the remains
were brought to Mexico Monday ev-
enlng and taken to the home Of the
deceased on North Western ven
Mr.. Wales was born in Lincoln
county, Missouri. November 3, 1871.
and came to Mexico with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Wales. when al
boy, and has lived in this city most
Of his life, where he had many ac-
quaintances and friends. Mr.. Wales
was married to Miss Amy Ellis, Of
Des MoInes, Iowa. July. 1910. who
survives him. A daughter. Marie
Wales, by a former marriage. also
survives. besides his mother. and
enc brother, Q. H. Wales; and two
sisters. Mrs. T. 8. Reilly and Mrs.
Waiter Squires.
The interment VS. made in Elm
wood cemetery at $50 Tuesday.
The Ledger joins other friends In
extending sincere symptahy to the
bereaved family.
David Fipps, aged 81 years, died
At the home OF his son, w. l.. Fipps,
near WellsvilIe, Mo, November IA
ard the body was inferred at the
-smetery in Montgomery City satur-
day. Nov. is.
Mr.. Fipps was widely and favora-
ily known and was one OF the sue
cessfui ~goIdseekers of California In
ls49.
The deceased is survived by the
following children:
Il. F. Fipps, OF Victor. Colorado;
AIRS G. G. Grace, Of Mexico. Mo;
Wis. Jesse Davis, Mrs. Keller and w.
=. Fipps. of Montgomery county; and
YRS. G. NJ. Cunningham OF Cherry
vele. Kan. B
The Ledger joins the people Of
Mexico and Audrain in extending
F.. sincere sympathy to the bereaved.
The funeral services Of DIR. Albert
Perry Harrison. who died at Wichita,
Kan, last Thursday. we're held at
the home of Otto schopp. Just north
of Mexico, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. W. A. ~Shullenberger
conducted the services. The body
was buried in Elmwood cemetery.
Nine brothers and two sisters OF th'
deceased attended the funeral The!
d by the head camp Bt Tie br-f'ihaaH
Chicago, was issued from the
i've offices Of the Modern Wood
and Or. Kelly Of Kansas tfpy. "a
Sims Of Sweet Springs, G. T., Of Mon
roe county. Poole, OF Fulton. and Jas.
and Clark who live with their moth
er, just south OF Mexico, Mrs. A. H.
schopp and Miss Esther Harrison, of
this city.
Thomas Anderson, aged 60 years,
was found dead in his bed at his
home near Worcester, Sunday morn
ing. The body was taken to Bell
flower for burial.
Centralia, Mo-, Nov. 26.
Green b. Roberts. aged rs years,
died last Sunday OF pneumonia. He
was in the Civil War.
Washington, d. c.. Nov. 20.
Senator Isadore Rayner, Of Mary
land, died early this morning. after
an extended illness, resulting from
neuritis.
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