Evening star., 1919-10-16

Your dear face is always with us,
Your loving smiles are, too:
You cannot come TO us, Johnnie.
Rut some day We II come TO YOU.
BY HIS SISTERS. IDA AND oUEENIE. AND
DEVOTED FRIEND. MAMIE CHINN.
JACKSON. FORD. Sacred to the memory of
my dear aunt and cousin. MARY r. JACK
son and ROBERT FORD. who left us
year ago today, October IT, 1918.
As the .u,umn leaves were falling
That sad October day,
An angel visited the earth
And took my dear aunt and cousin away.
/. A joy on earth, now star in heaven,
This life 10 rs only given
To brighten up our dreary day,
And with the autumn they faded away.
Fold them. dear Father, in Thine arms.
We know they are free from all care,
And in the end help us to meet them
In the upper garden there.
BY HER NIECE, NJ. A. COOK.
JACKSON. A tribute Of love and devotion to
our darling son and brother, Private j. ED
WARD JACKSON. Company Ii. 372d Regi-
men,. who gave his life the battlefield
in France one year ago today, October 49,
1918.
My boy quickly answered the call to war.
He enlisted. fought and died.
And II m proud. though grieved.
To think that he Is forever gone from me.
Jesus. while my heart is bleeding
For my dear departed son,
Oh. help me at this solemn moment.
Calmly say. Thy will be DONE
Thou hast given. thou hast taken,
Blest be Thy name.
HIS HEART BROKEN MOTHER.
/ could not say good bye to you
When you left American soil,
My brother. >who volunteered for Gods cause
and ours.
Who fought the foe to foil
But I only pray to live each day.
l shall meet my only brother
In that la nd beyond the suu
Edward. our hearts ache.
SISTER DORA. .
JACKSON. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother. ELIZABETH JACKSON
who departed this life one year ago today.
October 10, 1918.
1t was early morning hour,
One year ago today.
An angel of death came down to earth
And bore her soul away.
l watched you, dear mother. fading,
But little did l know
That on this day year ago
Your soul from would go.
Home is sad, o God, how deary;
lonesome. lonesome every spot;
Listening for your voice till weary
Weary. for hear il not.
BY HER LONELY DAUGHTER. LILLE
WARRICk.
my dear grandma, ELIZABETH JACKSON,
who left US one year ago today, October lG,
1918. ~
did not know the pain You bore,
| could not you die,
only know YOU went away
And could not say good bye
No grandma now to guide me
With love sincere and true;
No grandma to caress me,
As she was wont 10 do.
The dear one now is sleeping,
No care is her brow;
Oh, blame us not for weeping,
Mo h0y hos
BY HER DEVOTED GRANDSON SYLvES-
TER.
JARBoE. WILLIAMS. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF MARGARET JOSEPHINE
JARBOE and BERTHA AUGUSTA JAR
BoE) WILLIAMS. wno departed this life
on October 49, 1918.
Today we mourn two loved ones who last year
Whose absence we feel keener with each sue
cecding day:
When they lived all was sunshine and sorrow
But today our hearts heavy. all happiness
has flown BY THE FAMILY. .
JARBoE. WILLIAMS. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our sisters. JOSEPHINE and
BERTHA. who departed this life year
ago today, October is, 1918
God knows how much We miss them:
He counted the tears We shed,
AND whispers Hush. they're only sleeping.
Your loved ones are not dead"
Some time we hope to meet them
Some time, we know not when
But We'll clasp their hands in better land
Never to part again.
BY THEIR DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTH
ER-IN-LAW, GERTRUDE AND HENRY .
JARBoE. WILLIAMS. In sad and loving re-.
membrane or my beloved sisters, BERTHA
ana JoSEPHlNE. who passed away one year
ago today.
In remembrance Of your sweet and loving
characters. the many happy hours spent in
the days that have gone forever.
Here today and gone tomorrow
Sunshine and happiness. then cruel fate and
little sorrow.
In the springrime of your lives you have left
our earthly plane;
l shall ever cherish your memory and nray
that some day shall meet again.
SISTER DAISY WIGHTMAN .
JARBOE. WILLIAMS. In sad Int ,ov;ng -e.
membrane Of our dear sisters. JOSEPHINE
and BERTHA. who died one year ago TODAY
October 1G 1918.
A shadow rests upon my home,
i miss their we'll loved faces:
Where'er turn. where'er l look.
see their vacant places.
Always I'm thinking of you. dear sisters.
And my heart is still sad with pain.
All the world would be a heaven
Coul | but hear your loving voices again.
BY THEIR DEVOTED SISTER AND Broth
ER-IN-LAW, EDNA AND ROB.
JARsoE. WILLIAMS. In loving remem-
L.
LiAMS tnee Jarboe). and JOSEPHINE,
who departed this life one year ago to.
aaF' October 16. 1918.
line month of October once more is here,
10 me the saddest of all the year
because 1t took from me away
MY dear sisters one year ago today.
Zone IN the best of their days,
Right IN WOm'nho0d's bloom.
Gone from the ones that loved them
10 sleep-in their silent tomb
bi lem HErn Nht0IHER AND SISTER IN-LAW
JARBoE. WILLIAMS. A trihut. of Iowa nm,
memory to my beloved cousins IOSEpUIEE
JAkBOE and BERTHA JARROE vii
LIAMs. who departed this life one year ago
today, October 16, 1918 e
THEIR LOVING COUSIN MAMIE
kendall: END IL, In Loving remembrance of my
U. $. A., who died October 49, l3lS i'm
France. '
Somewhere in France on foreign soil.
Across the deep blue sea-
Sleeps there within n silent rravs
One who is so dear to me-
So bravely did he march away.
So bravely did he die far away
From those who loved him.
Where he could not say goodbye.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE. .
IoWEN In sad but loving remembrance q,
our beloved son-in-law and brother in law
ROBERT C. LOWEN. who departed this lie
and % sister. HAZEL NJ LowENS (nee (eSHiep Wsp
Hornet, who departed from us one wear NO
today October 16, 1913.
On earth they lived a model life
So gentle and kind,
With confidence man and wife,
Their like wns hard to find.
Now they sleep beneath the sod,
In silence side by side.
But each one trusted In their God,
And with Him will abide.
Farewell. beloved. rest In peace,
Our vigil we Will keep,
And thoughts Of you shnli never cease
TIL va lie down TO sleep.