Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-21
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE
OF HOWARD LAUER

Call not back our dear departed,
! Anchored safe where storms arr
i DER
On the border land we left him,
! Soon to meet and part no more.
When we leave this world of changes
When we leave this world of care.
/ We shall find our missing loved one
! In our Fathers mansion fair.
To relatives or Howard Lauer-
Sorry, so sorry to learn Of our
dear boys passing away. But our
Heavenly Father knows what is
best; and he in his love and mercy
has relieved him from all his pain
and suffering And has taken him
TO his Heavenly home to forever
live in the presence Of God. Which
is so much better than anything
this world has in store for US. so
full of sin and suffering Poor Ho-
wards sufferings were terrible, no
wonder he prayed to be taken. l
feel sure his life was prolonged by
being taken home And | feel sor-
ry he was not taken to the ranch
as he seemed so anxious to be TAX
en- there. But do not let that worry
you for you all done that which you
thought was for the best. l hope
the advice given to his friends and
relatives on his death bed may be
needed by them and in their lives
be the means of bearing much fruit
for the Master. And if they have
not yet accepted the Lord Jesus as
their Saviour, l hope they may soon
do so. For today we may be in Ii e
and health and tomorrow may be
wrapped in the cold embrace of
death! Today is the day of saliva
ton; Tomorrow may be too late.
praise God that Howard was spar
ed to meet his loved ones and
to give to them such a clear cut
testimony of his faith in the Lord
Jesus and the full assurance which
it pleased God to give to him
OF the beautiful life beyond. No
one who ever heard him talk from
tho moment he was born anew by
the Spirit of God could ever doubt
his sincere faith. He began telling
the Story of God and His love toI
others at once. His heart from the
first moment of acceptance was fill
sd with joy. 1t pleased God to
open the very flood gates of his
Soul. and to fill his heart with such
Deac> and gladness that only God
ean give to new born soul.
I shall never forget those large
beautiful expressive eyes Those
yes were the opening wedge used
u me to talk to him in regard to
he welfare Of his scui. 1t is Won
lerful the way God opens the way !
o speak 70 III: children about their
;oul's welfare.
Ali III patients in the same part
y tie hospital were very anxious
o hear from Howard. Mr.. Bleeh
rom Omaha especially wanted to be
ON 'mbered to Howard
The Post Mortem, as the result
II science was a complete surprise
@ me. The doctors of Denver had
Examined him so thoroughly and
old him as we'll as myself there
vas absolutely nothing wrong with
is lungs. The three specialists of
Jew York will be equally surprised,
assure you.
In closing | must say the entire
amily and relatives of this young
heir dear one for he is so happy
ow, and is relieved from all pain
nd will know no sorrow any more.
What blessed thought this will
e for you all in the future.
| assure you my dear friends If
is ever my pleasure to visit Pay
tie, Idaho, ! shall make it my bust
ess to see you all. Nothing would
i've me more pleasure than to visit |
he ranch that my boy as we'll as !
ours wanted so much to go to. t
When death was lowering DER him, t
In strange land far away;
here was one who did not forsake
him,
Sweet Jesus he was heard to say.
Mrs Anna M. White, =,
Denver, Colo.