Evening star., 1926-10-16
3n m e1norfam.

Today my heart is heavy. -
Ny thoughts are all of thee:
HOY love and how ! miss tnee
None but God in heaven can zee.
just when our light was brightest.
Just when n, our hops hopes , we're ns Ssd'' q, rsln
To home of eternal rest.
Some may think that I'm not lonely
R hem. at A. times mes they hw see tbs me
That l have all the while.
And when the evening shades are falling
From my A heart St'the there &c comes % a longing
If my dear ones would only come homs
Of our dear mother. MARY E. JOHNSON
who departed this life one year ago. DC
Oh. dear mother. that sad and lonely hour
That you breathed your last breath on
this earth with us.
No one knows what IL means to us
Not to have you. dear mother.
Beneath that cold clay
Lies the one we love.
Our mother:
Some day we will meet you at the River
YoHR CH!LnRgN. poEa, BR1sS3EE
CLAIR JOHNSON.
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Gone. but not forgotten.
Two darling hands folded at rest.
Tw9 darling Eyes are are. closed % IN IN a1tsd No
Till they sweetly sing on the shining
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MRS. p. z.
BURNER. Streator. Ill.
MsGSY COY 0tbs In .ynE pS FspsmsFsnSSs s%GS Of y g.
parted tSis llife one year ago today. octO-
In s%ses hear: te1dsr yG~r osa sSd nI: 4.
IS B1SSHTHs 'S'8E Il s$ns DsA
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MITCHELL. Jr.
Ny heart sinketh as thinketh
OF loved one so dear.
TRsrs ssrs Is mo- mo- ONE ONE ike ees SG grandson
D0' '0O' '' his GRANDMoTHER.
MITCHELL: Departed this life ;os three Tssp EssrS
MITCHELL. Jr.. beloved son and grandson
Jesus wanted your little heart;
Wanted y ALL not Just part.
It was Him we gave IT to.
sf5ai Il ne fAFaER tfii !svsd ASD Nj GRAND
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tember 22. 1925.
Some may. think that I'm not lonely
But little do they know the heartsches
HER Ieas Loy1sG sg}s5 all H6sBxs6 SHs xG1iS GEORGE
RANDALL.
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today October Is. 1918.
Home on the beautiful hills Of God
BY the valley Of rest SO fair.
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SULLIVAN tnee crow pt n tribute ss,,s, 70 'n3
our dear daughter and sister IDA. VINO
left us eight years ago today October TO-
The circle is broken. one seat is forssken.
One bud from the tree Of our family is
One heart from among us no longer shall
With n, IRE spirit of sladnsss or darh'n
She has passed. but, oh. sweet as the
From her last lonely dwelling. the dust
The charm Of her virtues. as heavens
Shall rise like Ike an incense from darkness
HER ak5 oSE56TH MRgHEE6 6HN MD lEEA4HHHgRE EAHHHRE
HARRY AND WALTER.
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Say ocober dst5befd 1S thiii iais e'sn'
Just thought Of svS sweet TT 5emsmbranco' ,1,,.
There is not day. dear wife.
HFR sRRnRf1$S & 32S 'RT8s 'hRTsB&sD z JOSEPH
THIRLEs. A tribute Of love and devotion
to the snd sasTss sister MARY OF WHIT dfrF
who was called home to rest eight years
ago today. October 10. 1918.
Relentless. death among us comes
II takes our loved ones from our homes
THE EbwARb FAM51xN xND JAMES AEMA Fl TH1kEEs RAaf r.
wife and mother. CATHERfNE VITA.
Sftoses SShS es'iea i Sfssy eight years ago today
Deep in our hearts you are fondly remsm-
Sweet. happy memories cling to your
True hearts that loved you with deepest
Always will love you in death Just the
HEpas'TRRGSvlNe psrGvl HUSBAND AND cHn-
WHARTON. In ,affectionate and loving
departed this life Ave years ago today.
October 16, 1921.
Day by day I saw you fade
T YET In 10, our rss dreams 1su we often . prayed
HEB I6, ,f1ov1Nd HUSBAND LEE wH.R-
WHITE; a,rIp, II loving rsmepbyaDGs of our
years ago today. October 16. 1oiS.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem-
True Dhss. Dhssssr.; sha. think of you with deep
Always X. wil .ame think of T4E 4E iP P.Sfs' dsfis 'u'
dear mother. BERTHH BERT HTHenlsmnGTfSf HmGHfsTa q WIZ
HANS Il ISIS who departed this llfs srlRJ;o6 October
wORTHINGTON. A tribute of love 70 tAs
H6p WsW2ry TlI1Sf Ct f,,U SgS dear mother; NARY z:
FRO today. October 16. 1928.
Some may think that we're not lonely.
But little do they know the heartaches
mat We 'uner all 'nf THE HH'ii FAMILY.
WORTHINGTOS. In sad and loving remsm.
n dear sho sied sessr one sART 1.sY
today, October 10. 1925
On the hillside. softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
In her lone and silent grave.
What would I give to hold her hand
Her loving smile. her welcome voice
That meant 90 much to me.
The flowers / place upon her crave
Nav wither and decay.
But the love for her who sleeps beneath
HER SISTER. CARRIE ToLsoN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Timothy Hanlon