Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-17
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Mrs. Sarah Brown, 2s years of
age, died at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Weakiey, north
of Laddonia, Sunday, April 6. Of tu-
berculosis.
Mrs. Browns husband died about
two years ago. She Is survived by
a little son, 6 years old; her par
ents, five brothers and two sisters.
The funeral services were held at
the house, Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. H.. b. Rice. after which the
body was buried in Littleby Gene
terry. The Ldger joins friends
in extending sympathy to the bereav'
ed.
Mrs. Maria Andrews, rs years old
died shortly afternoon, Friday. a
the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Campbell, in this city. She
had been i'll a week from uremic pol
soning. The funeral was Sunda.
afternoon at 2:3O from the residence
by the Rev. DR.. Dunkle.
: Mrs. Andrews was a member o
. the Methodist Church and a Lowell!
= Christian character beloved by al
u who knew her and reyered by
: wide circle of admiring friends. He
: death will sadden many hearts. Sh
is survived by the following children
n Mrs. Chas. Campbell, of this city
il Joshua Andrews, of Illinois; Mr.
a Lizzie Meyers, st. Louis; Mrs. job
Thornton, Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Wn
Daniels, Kansas City; Mrs. ].
IS Wright, Kansas City; John Andrew
n. Independence, Kansas, VIM. An
le drews, Carterville, Kan, Mrs. Emn
IN Amshultz, of st. Louis.
le The Ledger joins the many frient
Of Mrs. Campbell and the family
extending sympathy. Mrs. Andrew
was a woman of unusually fine cha
" acteristics and her loss will be wild
" ly felt.
Mrs. Kate E. Hoover, go years o
le- died Sunday at her home in Thorn
RS son. She was buried Monday aft
lie noon from Hopewell Church by t
alRev. Dunkle, of this city. Mrs. Hot
he er was a devoted member OF theme
ate odist church and a fine Christianch
acter. Her death will sadden I
hearts Of many admiring friends.
she is survived by the follow
children, all Of Thompson: Mrs.
W. McKeehan. Charles. Jessie
J Frank Hoover. The cause OF
death was paralysis. The Led
Joins friends in extending sympat
to the members of the family.
Dan Ryan, 2S years old, died Sun
at tbe home of his parents, Mr..
lMrs. Jas. Ryan, of this city, of tn
culosis. The funeral was tt
day morning at 10 o'clock from
Brendan's Church. The knights of
tumbus officiated at the grave.
Dan Ryan was a young man OF
habits. industrious and with a ]
of warm friends. He was a sch
mate OF the Junior Editor OF the
Tiger and was held in the highest
TEEN by all who knew him.
He is survived by his parents,
sisters, Misses Mary and Annie.
one brother, James. He wa a n
Der of the Knights of Columbus
1.-THE Knights of Father Matthew,
The Ledger joins friends in
- tending sympathy to the bereave'
Mrs. Susan Bolts, sc years of
died at the home Of her son. :
Botts. near Moline, Monday NOR
about 2 o'clock.
The funeral will be held at b
Church, Tuesday afternoon, at 2;
Mrs. Bolts is survived by tho
FLOWING children, all of whom
.around Moline; j. II. Bolts, Mrs,
lille McFaddin and Mrs. Cordia
ley. She was a s~lster-in-law OF
vlrginia Bolts, and an aunt of !
W. w. Bolts, Of this city.
Botts was a lovable Christian
acter and her loss will be deepl
by a large number of warm frit
The Ledger joins many frier
extending sympathy to the bere'