Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

ing shortly before noon He had bee
Ill for some tl1..e, suffering with par
alysls.
DR.. Crawford was born in Au-
drain county. near Worcester. and
lived in this county and in Mexico
most of his life He moved to Cam
den only a few years ago. Besides his
wife. he is survived by the follow
ing children: Vaughn. Jay and Frank
Mrs. Mason Belcher. OF Columbia. and.
Miss Anna. The following brothers
and sisters also survive: T. W., OF
Audrain county. James, Kansas City;
Robert, Kansas; Mrs. Andy Winscott,
Maiden; and Mrs. Anna Humphreys.
He was a splendid man, well liked
by all who knew him. He was q
member Of the Baptist church and a
straightforward. conscientious man.
He was a splendid physician and
stood high in his profession. The
Ledger Joins other friends in extend
ing sympathy TO the bereaved fam
lily.
The funeral Of DR.. Mark Crawford
was held from the Baptist church,
of this city, Friday afternoon. short
Iy after 8 o'clock when the body
arrived here on a Wabash train. The
Rev. H. B. Rice, Of Laddonia and the
Rev ] E Ayscue, of this city, Of
ficiated. The remains we're inferred
in Elmwood cemetry.
The Mexico Lodge Of Odd Fellows
will have charge Of the services. The
remains were accompanied by Odd
Fellows from the Camden lodge. The
local pail bearers were: DR. Griffen,
DR.. Strobe, s ]. Sanford. e L John
son, Frank sannebeek and Frank Me-
Cord.
The church was filled with a large
number of DR.. Crawford's friends.
He wa very popular here.
Mrs. Riley Davidson, rs years OF
age, died at the home of her parents,
\ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M Anderson at Lad
donla Sunday night, suffering with
typhoid fever. Funeral services were
conducted at the home Monday after
noon by the Rev. Fl. B Rice and the
body was taken to Farber for burial
Mrs. Davidson is survived by heI
husband and two children, her par
ents, four brothers and n sister.
Mrs Elmer M. Dowell died in st
Louis Thursday night and will be
buried there. Mrs. Dowell, who II
a former Audrain Countyan, Is wei
remembered here. Mrs. George Johl
son and Mrs. Horace Mundy will at
tend the funeral. The Ledger~joini
friends in extending sympathy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cauthorn, widow O
Carter Cauthorn died Friday mornint
at the home of her son Pate Cauth
orn, at Molino. She had been SUI
fering with heart trouble for thu
past week. Mrs. Cauthorn was q
years old and a devoted member o
the Christian Church. She was love'
by all who knew her and the news o
} her death will sadden a host OF de
voted friends.
Mrs. Cauthorn leaves the follow
ing children: Pate, of Moline; Dan
of this city, and the following daugh
tiers, all of Mexico: Mrs. A. G. Barne
! Misses Cassie, Frances, Maude am
Polly. w. j. Bolts, a brother, an
I Mrs Jane sullinger, a sister. of thi
city, and Mrs. Mildred Browning,
i sister, of Kansas City, also survive
Mrs. Cauthorn was born in Gu
: pepper County, Va, and with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Bolts
she moved to Audrain County in 1873
when about two years old. Sh
: was their third daughter. The Cauti
9 orn family is N of the oldest an
most revered in Audrain County.
, Funeral services OF Mrs. Elizabet
{ Cauthorn were held at the home Sat
y urday afternoon by the Rev w. 4
shullenberger. The active pa
! bearers we're: Ashby Bolts, S. ?. Ca
ter, Porter Cauthorn, Ross eau
y orn, Clarence A. Barnes and Rus
. sell Emmons.
The honorary bearers were:
T. H. Cauthorn, Dode authorn, s.
Emmons, w w Bolts. Or N r Rode
and C F Clark. The body was laid
r. rest In Elmwood.
1t Mrs. Martha Duncan, wife of I
r.. Edward Dncan. died at her home
v near Santa Fe Friday afternoon. II
funeral will be held Sunday mornin|
at Midway church.
Mary Virginia, only daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buckner.
y near Auxvasse, and granddaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. r r Buckner. Of II
: city, died early Sunday morning
! ter a serious attack of cholera infi
10 tum. The baby was two years a
Fu' eight months old and an unusua
; sweet child. Everything possil
was done to save the life OF the ba
but it was Of no avail.
The services were held at the no
10 at 0 a. m. Monday, the Rev Wot
.ts and the Rev o. H. Phillips, both
~ Auxvasse, officiating The fune
ais procession was composed entirely
motor cars, about 16 in number I
the body was brought to Elmw'
o. cemetery, this city. for burial. :
ac Ledger joins friends in extending
~ eere sympathy to the bereaved p
MS ents in their hour OF trial.
l..
,er- The seven months old daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM O'Toolle of "
in Mansfield street, died Friday. Fun
end services we're conductd Sunday.
leir and Mrs Lawrence o'Toole, grand
ents of the child, arrived here Sa
e Of day from Iowa to attend the funer
frs. The Ledger extends sympathy,
NJ. J.. Lyons, formerly of l
Thompson, was killed in Terry, S,
recently in a gold mine accident.
body was buried in Deadwood.
Christmas, his mother, Mrs Mary
Se ons, who was visiting, died in s.