Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-21

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J a host of friends. Her loved one:
were all present at the funera
excepting one brother who is in
France serving his country. A
short funeral service was con
Quoted at the home by Rev. T. B
Ritzinger after whichu she was
laid to rest in the Mansfield Gem
etery.
} The rose that is sweet and fairest
Is the bud that is killed by the
frost,
The flower that is dearest and
rarest
Is the flower that we have lost
Softly the stars are cleaning
Upon a quiet grave,
Where sleepeth notwithstanding
| One we loved but could not save
We wish to express deep ap.
probation to our many friends
who in any way assisted US dur.
ing the short illness and death of
our dear daughter and sister
Fern. The floral offerings were
| beautiful. We mourn not as
those who have no hope. Kinda
Brazeal and family.
Cecil Baker was born Feb. II,
1908, and departed this life Nov.
z, 1918, aged 10 years, 8 months
and 20 days. He leaves father,
mother, sister and brother, be.
sides a host of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss. Ev.
erything was done for him that
loving hands could do, but God
saw best to take him home. An.
gels called the little darling to
the realms of JOY. Called thee
from a world of sorrow to one of
joy and happiness. Feet that
travelled in this world of woe now
lightly press the sand banks on
the golden Shore. He looked up
in his papa's face and lisped,
Papa dent worry about me, I'm
all right. - We realize our loss
is his gain. Father weep not,
mother grieve not, smooth your
troubles DER, for we will think
of him not as dead but gone be
force.
Joda Caudle, son of Dock eau
die, died at his home near Nor
wood, Friday evening, Oct. 10.
He was 10 years of age. He was
a pleasant, dear boy and always
met you with a smile. He always
went to Caudle Sunday school.
He will be greatly missed atSun
day school and church. He was
liked by everyone who knew him
He leaves to mourn his loss, his
father, four sisters-Inez, Rosa,
Mrs. Nellie Frisk and Mrs. Bes.
sic Welch, all were present but
Mrs Frisk, many relatives and
friends are left to mourn his
heath. While it grieves US so to
give deer Joda up, he has only
exchanged this life of sorrow and
suffering for one of Joy and hap.
piness. God loved him and
thought it best to take him to the
Heavenly rest-One who loved
him.
Otis Birckley of near Hartville
and James Warren Skiles of near
Mountain Grove are reported |
killed in France. Joseph Todd |
of near Grovespring died in
France of pneumonia, and Ralph
w. Bare of Mountain Grove also
died of disease in France.
Mrs. Beatrice Mitchell, aged
about % years, died Thursday of
pneumonia. Interment took place
in Ozark county. Her baby, two
months old, died Tuesday, five
days after the mothers death.
The husband and father has
been employed here as wood
cutter.
Harrison Doyel died Sunday
night at Macomb of hemorrhage
of the brain, after only a few
hours illness. He was "a years
old. He leaves three sons and a
daughter who live here. Inter.
ment in the Macomb cemetery
Monday. 49,.
Mrs. AL. Randall died recent.
ly at Sand Springs, Okla. of in.
huenza and was buried atGGrove.