Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
DEATHS.

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died Aoadzy morning At ; 0eioez
"a The Nasonie Home. 81 LozA N1
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not known AZ this une-
Mrs. johnson was Miss Sarah ELLz
beth Brooks and was born April IS
lisa. Mr.. Johnson. Who vas CIrcui
.lCIerk Of AudraEn County for 0W'
terms, died in Jaly. 1909. Ms John
son IS survived BY three children
Seldom. of Moberly; Brooks
St. Louis. and Mrs. c. P. VILLAINS. o
Los Angeles. Cali She also leave
the following brothers and SIS
ters: Mrs. T. N. GIL Of this city.
and Mrs. Walker Evans and R. r
. Brooks OF St. Louis.
Mrs. johnson was a lovely Chrii
tan character and a fine woman.
, She had many warm friends her
|. and everyone who knew her held h
in the highest esteem. The news I
I. her death saddened a large numb'
: of friends.
J.. Arthur Browning. 81 yea
old, died at the Red Cross Hosp
al, in Kansas City, Saturday after
noon, following an operation. Fun
eral services we're held at the hon
5 1926 Wayne ave-, Monday afterno'
a and the body was buried in Ka
sas City.
u Arthur Browning was born
Audrain County in 1867, the son
) Mr.. and Mrs. Festus Browning. ]
had lived in Kansas City for owe
IS years and was associated wi
his brother, w. p. Browning, in t
livestock commission business.
ng is survived by his wife, two so
y four daughters, his mother and
- brother. Three sisters, Mrs. o.
20 Powers, Temple, Texas; Mrs. w
u Crawford, Paris; Mrs. J. W. Roger
ne Columbia, also survive. Mr.. BroV
3. ing's mother was visiting her {
: ter. Mrs. Jane Sullinger, when
son died.
he Arthur Browning was well kno
it in Mexico and Audrain county a
IT. had a host OF friends here, "
! Join the Ledger in extending 6
re cere sympathy to the bereaved.
IN Miss Alma Grogan, daugher
q The late Pat Grogan, the FAINT
y. horseman, and who formerly lived
Mexico, died in st. Louis this we
Miss Grogan's remains will p
through Mexico Saturday en- route
! to Fulton for interment.
lin Laddonia Mo-, June 20.
he Joshua jenkins, n years old, q
mt at his home here yesterday, .
mt funeral was this afternoon. He ser
in the Union army, He is sur
ec. ed by three children, John Jenh
he and Mrs. Edward Mudd Of this G
e aud Nicholas Jenkins of Joplin. M
Margaret Elizabeth. the 10 MOI
in old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
he liam T. Darr, of Caldwell, Tex,
at the home Of her grandpafen'
ay- Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Sims. south
DIX town, Friday morning.
the The Ledger joins other friends
vas extending sympathy to the
vas reaved.
m John S. Smith, who was born
m. reared in Audrain County, and
on ed to Memphis, Tex, with his I
vas lily Twelve or fifteen years al
hit died there Monday, June 22nd.
sad smith was GA years old and le'
10. a wife and one daughter to mi
his death. The Ledger joins Q
friends in extending a sincere 8!
pathy to the bereaved family
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