Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-10-17

and together with his wife. we're
with him when he passed away.
The remains were prepared for
burial by the Carroll Davidson
Undertaking Company of Kan.
sas City, and shipped to Mans.
field, arriving here Monday and
being taken in charge by I. f.
Lenhart. The body was taken
to his home OakwcOd Place
where it lay in state until
Tuesday afternoon, when the
funeral was conducted at the
residence by Rev. John Il.
Younger OF the Cumberland Pre-
sbyterian church, interment TAX
ing place in the Reynolds family
burying ground, adjoining the
Mansfield cemetery.
The p,lI bearers were Geo. B.
Freeman, Horace B. Paul, Dr..
F.. II. Riley, Ben Morris, M. A.
Freeman, P. w. Newton, d. S.
CantreIl, Hardin Rippee, M. G.
Hensley and ]. G. Carter.
The business houses were
closed during the funeral. The
members of Mans6 Id Camp No.
3llS, Modern WOodmen of Am
erica, of which deceased was a
member attended in bcdy.
The Il ,ra offerings we're pro-
fuse and beautiful. One, the
broken wheel, was given as to.
ken of esteem by the following
business firms and others: Carl
Mays, g. l.. Beach, Jake Hoover,
w. f Day, S. G. Rppee, Frank
Peacock, l.. M Hay, VIII. Brake,
P. W. Newton, John I. Rippee, j.
G. Turner, r, J. Freeman, G. G.
Newton, S. w. Carter, r. A. AL.
corn, John Strong, L. L. Morris,
James Edwards, G. G. Hensley,
! G. q. Freeman, Geo B Freeman,
Bank of Mansfield, G. w. Free
: man & Son, Y. F. Young, Elmer
i Strong, r. B. Rogers, A J.Clark,
j E. e. Short, w. B. Hitchcock, G.
) W. Campbell, Or. F, H. Riley, j.
G. Carter, Mansfield Mirror, M.
e. Stephens, D. s. Cantrell, JAS.
! K. P. Coday. Hardin Rippee, Dr..
/ J. A. Fuson, G. O. Storm, Ben
| Morris. J.B. Rippee, LIE, Roller,
| G. A. Stephens, M. G. Hensley,
J. w. Floyd, H. M. Norcross, E.
J w. Hirst, Roe Strong, R. R. Reed,
D. w. Hoover. Jasper Craig, J.B.
freeman. w. M. Divan, G. E. Let.
singer, N. j. Craig, j. E. Craig,
DR.. r. M. Rogers, T.F. Lenhart,
Arthur Grantham, Stephens
Cate, j. P. Ward, Leslie Strong,
Dr.. w. M. Hamilton, V.Logsdon,
j. H. Atkisson, W.P. Johnson, L.
Leatherman, Reed Harlin Grocer
Co., George Ballou, e. D. Cauble
Steve Yates, Ellison Gaines, ] e
Brazeal, G. S. Burney, J.N Hall
l.. Il. Livingston, EN-. Young, F.
D. Mooney, G W. Tripp, w. Du
8 gan, }. W. Gilley, John Crippen
= Sid Bunch, James Coday, G. L
: Turner, Talbert Hensley, II. l.
Handy, d. A. Gilleland, A G. Roy
o. S, Foster, j. Fl. Ayers, Troy
Montgomery, Fl. B. Paul, 0. l.
Robinett, w. B. FuIlington, Fla
Stephens, S G. Erwin, M. Hodge
Frank Smalley, j D. Avery, FREQ
1 Grover, j. w. Bazeal, CIV. Mil
ler, Jack G. Payne, LIB johnson
The Woodmen also gave {
wreath of flowers as a tribute tt
a departed neighbor. The Roya
Neighbols of America also con
tributed flowers. These will
the broken wheel piece were
from Rocks Flower Store ir
Kansas City, as were severa
others.
Mr.. Reynolds was the only
son of j. D. Reynolds and wife
and was 80 years, 8 months an6
days old, having been born
June 1S, 1888, at Ava, Missouri
and coming to Mansfield with
his parents when but q baby.
i Besides his wife and parents
he is survived by four sisters
Mesdames w. H. Brake, R. J.
Freeman and O. S. Coday and
Miss Maude Reynolds and many
other relatives and hosts oi
friends. Holding i'll will toward
none and taking everything hap.