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Caddo Co. OK Newspaper - Anadarko Tribune
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 5, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 37 

EDWARDS FUNERAL HELD AT CHICKASHA SUNDAY 

ART EDWARDS, aged 28, died at Anadarko Saturday morning at 
9:25 o'clock and the body was returned to Chickasha for 
funeral services held at the Stiles chapel Sunday afternoon 
at 3 o'clock, REV. R.E. MUSGRAVE, pastor of the First 
Christian Church officiating. Burial was at Rose Hill
Cemetery. 

Mr. Edwards is survived by his widow, his father, W.L. 
EDWARDS, and a brother, ROY EDWARDS of Chickasha. 

Mr. Edwards had been in a critical condition since the 
latter part of December. After undergoing an operation in 
an Oklahoma City hospital  for a tumorous growth on the 
brain and removed to his home at Chickasha, he had been 
remaining at the home of Mrs. Edwards' mother in Anadarko.
Occasional rallies of strength offered hope for his 
recovery from time to time. 

Mr. Edwards was born in Dewey, Texas, July 29, 1900, and 
had been living in Chickasha since a small child. 

THREE MEN MURDERED NEAR CARNEGIE SUN. ABOUT 9 O'CLOCK P.M. 

Caddo County Officers Are Seeking Man Accused of Slaying. 

One of the most brutal murders of recent years was reported 
to County authorities here Monday morning, when word was 
received that three men had been shot to death on an 
embankment by the side of a railroad grade about a quarter 
of a mile west of Carnegie. 

A fellow by the name of JIM JOHNSON, who with his family, 
lived close by in a tent, is said to have committed the 
crime and is being sought by officers of this section. 

As though by an uncanny quirk of fate each of the slain men 
received a bullet hole in the left side of the head. 
Evidence also shows that two of them were killed while they 
slept. A man by the name of Looney, who, with another 
witness is being held, escaped with only a knife wound. It
is said the killer ran out of cartridges. 

The reason for the shooting affray remains a mystery. So 
far as can be learned no motive for the crime exists. 
SHERIFF GEORGE NIXON and deputies and COUNTY ATTORNEY WM. 
McFADYEN were called to Carnegie early Monday morning to 
hold an inquest over the bodies. 

The dead men were identified as "CURLEY" DALE, a 
Perry,Okla., mechaic (sic) who came there several days ago 
to work; NOAH WILLIAMS, a blacksmith, and WALTER SWIGART, a 
concrete worker. WALTER LOONEY, whose stab wounds were not 
believed serious, accused Jim Johnson, who was being sought 
of shooting the three and stabbing him. A search is being
conducted for Johnson and others who are believed to have 
been present at a gathering in the railroad cut. 

Looney was the only one found who could tell anything of 
the affair. He said a number of men had been drinking, and 
that two or three became helplessly intoxicated. Johnson 
stabbed him as he was caring for the helpless men, he said, 
and he heard shots as he staggered away. 
The coroner's inquest opened at the scene of the crime, 
which was littered with evidence of eating and drinking, 
such as cracker boxes, tin cans and bottles. After the jury 
had viewed the scene, an undertaker was permitted to remove 
the three victims' bodies. 

Arrest of Johnson was ordered following an inquest at which 
WALTER LOONEY, stabbed in the brawl, testified Johnson 
attacked him and then "started shooting." Looney fled, 
saying he heard a shot as he ran. 

Search for Johnson was begun by officers immediately. 

Looney said he and Johnson began in a row over the gun, 
when Johnson began flashing it in the party. All had been 
drinking, he said. 

There had been no quarrel between Johnson and the three 
slain men, Looney said. 

Five cartridges were found where the shooting occurred and 
five wounds were found in the bodies. Dale was shot twice 
in the legs and once through the head. The others were shot 
in the head. 

OBITUARIES 

THOMAS FELTON GEE, little son of MR. and MRS. OLIVER GEE, 
died at the family home near Stecker Monday afternoon. 
Services were conducted at the home Tuesday afternoon by 
REV. ROBERTS of Apache. Interment was in the Anadarko 
cemetery under direction of Farmer & Grimmett, funeral
directors. 

CADDO COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE 

Fairview 

RICHARD, the five year old son of MR. and MRS. CAPPS, was 
kicked by a horse last Monday afternoon. He was taken to 
the Chickasha hospital by DR. McVEY and operated on. He 
died about 10 o'clock Thursday evening and was buried in 
the Chickasha cemetery at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The
sympathy of the entire community is extended to the family. 

Stockton Canyon 

MRS. J.M. LARISON has spent the past ten days at the home 
of her daughter, MRS. J.J. BEETS, helping care for the 
three year old little girl, MINNIE ELIZABETH, but with all 
the loving care and medical aid she died Sunday night at 
2:15 and was laid to rest Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in 
the Anadarko cemetery. Funeral services were held at the 
Home with Farmer & Grimmett in charge. A large number of 
friends and relatives accompanied the little body to its 
resting place. 

In Memory of MINNIE ELIZABETH BEETS who was born April 27, 
1925 and died April 2, 1928, aged 2 years, 11 months and 2 
days. She was laid to rest in the Anadarko cemetery Monday 
afternoon at 4 o'clock. 

We had a little treasure onde,
She was our joy and pride,
We loved her, ah! perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died. 
Her little chair is vacant,
Her little voice is stilled,
A place is vacant in their home
That never can be filled. 
Though torn and bleeding our heart strings, This assurance 
our Savior has given; 
Suffer little children to come unto me,
For of such is the kingdom of heaven. 

Up and Down Spring Creek 

Death of Mrs. H.O. DuBois 

This community was again plunged into sorrow last Tuesday 
morning, March 27, upon learning of the passing during the 
night of one of Spring Creek's best loved women. MRS. H.O. 
DuBOIS had been in failing health since last May when her 
youngest son CECIL passed away. Her grief was so great, 
although at times she tried to be reconciled, yet she 
brooded until her health gave way. Those of us who knew her 
best could easily discern the aguish of a broken heart 
beneath the smile she always had when the pain was not too 
great. Several weeks ago she was taken to Geary for 
treatment, but kidney trouble was too deep seated for 
medical aid to reach. All these months she bore her 
suffering as best she could, living always in sweet 
Christian faith, until at one o'clock on Tuesday
morning the Great Physician prescribed rest and she closed 
her eyes to awaken in the bright and beautiful morning of 
eternity, loved by all who knew her. 

Funeral services were held at Parker Chapel, conducted by 
REV. JOHN COX of Gracemont. REV. PANKEY of Tulsa, former 
pastor at this place and a close friend of the deceased, 
sang "No Night," a song she requested several months ago be 
sung at her funeral. 

Hundreds of friends from far and near came to pay their 
last respects.  The church was altogether too small to hold 
the crowd. Burial was in Spring Creek cemetery. She leaves 
to mourn her going her husband, H.O. DuBois, and son Ed, 
two grandchildren, two sisters and three brothers.
To each we extend our deepest sympathy. May the beautiful 
life she lived be an inspiration to them to ever live true 
to the ideals she had for them. 

OBITUARIES 

Minnie Mae DuBois 

MINNIE MAE HEDGLIN was born at Phillipsburg, Kansas, July 
22, 1883, and departed this life March 27, 1928, at her 
home eight miles northeast of Gracemont, at the age of 44 
years, 8 months and 5 days. She was married to HARRY O. 
DuBOIS Feb. 18, 1903. To this union were born two boys,
ORVEL ED and HARRY CECIL, who preceded her May 20, 1927. 

Those left to mourn her loss are her husband, Harry DuBois, 
and son Ed, two sisters and three brothers--MRS. W.L. 
TRIPLETT of Covington, Okla.; MRS. C.R. COFFIN of Crescent, 
BEN HEDGLIN of Chandler, VERNER HEDGLIN of Tuttle, and 
LEWIS HEDGLIN of Anadarko--and a host of friends and
relatives. 

She was converted and joined the M.E. Church when fourteen 
years of age and lived a true Christian life ever since. 
Her faith never wavered and she often expressed a desire to 
go to her Savior. Funeral services were conducted at Packer 
Chapel Friday at one o'clock by REV. JOHN A. COX of 
Gracemont. Interment was in Spring Creek cemetery under the 
direction of Farmer & Grimmett, funeral directors. 

Death of Katie Conley 

The death angel entered the home of MR. and MRS. LUTHER 
CONLEY March 28 and plucked the fairest flower there, 
KATIE, the only little daughter.
So silent was the call we hardly realized her soul had 
winged its flight with Him to be at home with God. She will 
be greatly missed for by her sunny disposition and pleasing 
ways she was an inspiration to all. To the dear father and 
mother and other relatives our hearts go out in tender 
sympathy. While we breathe a silent prayer that the loving 
Father of us all may cause His blessing to rest upon them. 
Then as the bright rays of the sun break through the dark 
clouds we take courage again as we remember this life does 
not end all. In our Father's home are many mansions where 
there is room for just such bright, beautiful spirits as
hers, where free from pain and suffering there is eternal 
bliss. Signed A FRIEND 

CARD OF THANKS 

We wish to thank the many friends who so kindly assisted us 
during the sickness and death of our darling child; also 
for the beautiful floral offerings.--MR. and MRS. LUTHER 
CONLEY, MRS. LOTTIE CONLEY, MR. and MRS. GARVIN KING, 
ROBERT CONLEY, WM. CONLEY. 

Oak Grove 

JOHN PRICE, a resident of this community, died at his home 
Thursday evening. Interment was in the Oney cemetery. We 
extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones. 
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The little infant of MR. and MRS. W.F. HUDDLESTON died at 
the family home north of Gracemont Tuesday, April 3. 
Interment was in Gracemont cemtery under the direction of 
Farmer & Grimmett, funeral directors. 

The little son of MR. and MRS. M.M. CLARK died at the 
family home, six miles south of town, Wednesday evening. 
Funeral services were conducted at the home by REV. SAM D. 
TAYLOR. Interment was in Anadarko cemetery Thursday 
morning, in charge of Farmer & Grimmett. 

OBITUARIES 

MAXINE AHKEAHOB died at Lawton hospital March 28 and was 
buried at Red Stone cemetery March 29. 

JOHN TOKO died in Anadarko March 29. Funeral services were 
held in Binger March 30 at 10 o'clock. 

SAMUEL CLINES AKIN, little son of MR. and MRS. A.W. AKIN, 
died April 1. Funeral services were conducted at Hinton 
April 2 at 3 o'clock. Interment was in the Hinton cemetery. 

GENE LORENTZ, little daughter of MR. and MRS. JOHN LORENTZ, 
died at the Lawton hospital March 22 and the remains were 
interred in the Wichita cemetery March 23. 

KATIE CONLEY, daughter of MR. and MRS. LUTHER CONLEY of 
Anadarko, died at the family home March 28. Funeral 
services were held at (the) Christian chruch March 30 and 
the body was laid to rest in the Anadarko cemetery. 

The Gish Funeral Home was in charge of the above funerals. 

DEATH OF MRS. CORA HALL 
MRS. CORA HALL, wife of FRED W. HALL, died April 1 at Pauls 
Valley, Okla., and was buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery at 
that place. 

She and her husband were early settlers here living on 
their homestead, 5 1/2 miles south of Anadarko. They made 
their home here until about ten years ago when they moved 
to Colorado. They returned to Oklahoma in November, 1927. 
Mrs. Hall is survived by her husband, a daughter, MRS.
MAE LANDRUM, three grandchildren, one sister and four 
brothers.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 12, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 38 

CADDO COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE 

Anadarko Route One 

KATIE, the only child of MR. and MRS. LUTHER CONLEY, died 
last Wednesday at their home in Anadarko.The funeral was 
held Friday. MRS. JOE CONLEY and son WILL drove through in 
their car from Indiana for the services.  Several old 
neighbors and friends from here attended the funeral. date
written: April 3 

Sickles 

CLAUD LAWLESS, infant son of MR. and MRS. FRANK LAWLESS, 
died at their home west of Sickles last Sunday morning, 
aged 3 months and 26 days.  Services were held at the 
auditorium last Monday afternoon and burial was in the 
Sickles cemetery. REV. WEIBE of Kern had charge of the
services. Sympathy is estended to the berevaed relatives. 
date written: April 9 by Betty Ann. 

OBITUARIES 

MARTHA HADLEY, daughter of MR. and MRS. JOE HADLEY, died 
April 6 and was buried at Red Stone Mission cemetery 
April 7. 

MRS. ESTHER ROGERS of Fort Cobb died April 6. Funeral 
services were held at the Gish Funeral Home at Fort Cobb. 
The body was shipped to their old home at Church Park, Va., 
for interment. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record # 219) 

VIVIAN BANTER, daughter of MR. and MRS. MOSE BANTER of 
Verden, died April 8. Funeral services were held at the 
Methodist church April 9 and interment was in the 
Anadarko cemetery. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #220) 
The infant of MR. and MRS. ELY PATE died April 9 and was 
buried in the Anadarko Cemetery April 10. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #221) 

ELOIS GREEN, daughter of MR. and MRS. P.J. GREEN, died 
April 10 at their home, 329 West Oklahoma. Funeral services 
were held at the residence at two o'clock Wednesday. Burial 
was in the Anadarko Cemetery. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #222) 
The Gish Funeral Home was in charge of the above. 

KERLEY BERNELL HALE, son of MR. and MRS. K. HALE, one year 
old, Verden, Okla., died Thursday morning. The body is 
being forwarded by the Gish Funeral Home to Nashville, 
Arkansas, for funeral services and burial. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #224) 
CARD OF THANKS 

We wish to thank the many friends who so kindly assisted us 
during the sickness and death of our darling little Minnie: 
also for the lovely flowers.--MR. and MRS. J.J. BEETS and 
children; MR. and MRS. J.M. LARISON, NELLIE and LOUISE; MR. 
and Mrs. JAMES BEETS; MR. and MRS. CLARENCE CHAPMAN.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 19, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 39 

The little daughter of MR. and MRS. A.E. WYATT died at the 
family home on East Central Boulevard Sunday evening. 
Funeral services were conducted at the home Monday 
afternoon at 2:30 by REV. SAM D. TAYLOR.  Interment was in 
the Anadarko cemetery under the direction of Farmer &
Grimmett, funeral directors. 

PIONEER RESIDENT PASSES 

MRS. SUSAN E. McLAUGHLIN, aged 75 years, died at the home 
of her daughter, MRS. ISAAC CALVERT, seven miles northeast 
of Anadarko, Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be 
held this (Wednesday) afternoon and interment will be in 
the Anadarko cemetery with Farmer & Grimmett,
funeral directors, in charge.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 26, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 40 

JUDGE LAWRENCE IS CALLED HOME BY DEATH OF MOTHER 

JUDGE R.L. LAWRENCE is at his old home in Chattanooga, 
Tenn., having been called there by the death of his mother 
from pneumonia at the age of 82 years, while visiting a 
daughter in Kansas City.  Mrs. Lawrence had visited her son 
and family here on different occasions
and made many friends. 

The friends of Judge Lawrence and family extend sympathy in 
this hour of grief. 

FUNERAL OF MRS. APPLEGATE HELD AT FT. COBB WEDNESDAY 

MRS. CHARLIE F. APPLEGATE, formerly of Anadarko, passed 
away at the family home at Clinton at 5 a.m. Tuesday 
following a week's illness with intestinal flu.  Funeral 
services were conducted at the Christian church at Fort 
Cobb Wednesday afternoon by Rev. E.E. DAVIDSON and she was 
laid to rest by her mother in the Fort Cobb cemetery. 

ETTA LENORA JONES was united in marriage to CHAS. F. 
APPLEGATE in 1912 and lived in and near Fort Cobb until 
about 1921 when they moved to Anadarko. While in Anadarko 
Mr. Applegate was the baker at Derley's. He now owns an 
interest in a bakery at Clinton. 

Mrs. Applegate was a devoted wife and mother and a friend 
and neighbor of the highest type. She is survived by her 
husband, six children, LLOYD, aged 15, ELDON 13, WANDA 11, 
HAROLD 6, KENNETH  2, and WALLACE, aged six months; her 
father, JIM JONES of Fort Cobb, brother HOMER of Anadarko; 
brother LEE of Valley Junction, Calif., and sister, MRS. 
REX SNODGRASS of Dallas, Tex. 

Among those from Anadarko who attended the funeral were MR. 
and MRS. JOE DORLEY, sr., and daughter, MRS. HACKETT; MR. 
and MRS. JOE ELLISON, MRS. GEO. NIXON, MRS. TATE TILTON, 
MRS. HAMILTON, MRS. JOHN PFAFF, jr., MRS. E.T. COOK and 
MRS. H.M. TILTON 

OBITUARIES 

Mollie Cole 

MOLLIE COLE, aged 83, died Tuesday evening. Funeral 
services were held from the Presbyterian church Wednesday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, burial in Anadarko cemetery. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #229) 
Baby Teague 

BABY TEAGUE, infant son of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM TEAGUE, 
died at thefamily home in Fort Cobb and the body was taken 
to Alden for funeral services and burial. 

DANIEL EVERETT, the little six year old son of MR. and MRS. 
ARTHUR ROLLER, died at the home of his parents on East 
Washington Saturday evening at 7:30. Funeral services were 
held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon by Rev. Taylor. 
Interment was in the Anadarko cemetery under the direction 
of Farmer & Grimmett, funeral directors. 

CARD OF THANKS 

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and 
friends for their assistance and sympathy during the 
illness and death of our darling son, grandson, nephew and 
cousin, DAVIE ROLLER; also for the floral offerings. --MR. 
and MRS. ARTHUR ROLLER and family, MR. and MRS. D.R. 
DANIEL, MR. and MRS. W.M. DANIEL and family, MR. and MRS. 
W.M. BENOIST, MR. and MRS. BEN Green and family. 

MRS. SUSAN BOTTOM 

MRS. SUSAN BOTTOM was born Oct. 25, 1852, and departed this 
life April 17, 1928, at the age of 75 years, 4 months and 
23 days. She was born and reared in McLain county, Ky., and 
at the age of 15 years was united in marriage to R.L. 
McLAUGHLIN. To this union nine children were born.  They
are all living except the husband, who departed this life 
Sept. 30, 1924, and one son who died about five years ago. 
Those surviving are HENRY and JESSE McLAUGHLIN, Paragould, 
Ark.; WALTER, DAVID, KELLY and WILLIE of Runsy, Ky.; the 
daughters are MRS. ISAAC CALVERT, Anadarko and MRS. LEE 
CASTIN, Runsy, Ky. 

She professed faith in our loving Savior and united with 
the Missionary Baptist Church of Prairie View at the time 
of her confession and lived a devoted Christian life; her 
last days were her happiest days. 
She had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Calvert, for 
the past four years. To know her was to love her. She 
leaves, besides her eight children and a number of 
grandchildren, a host of friends to mourn her loss. We feel 
our loss is Heaven's gain and may those who are left
behind live in a way that they some day may clasp glad 
hands with this dear mother and friend in a world of joy 
and bliss. 

Each member of the Prairie View chruch and community wish 
to extend to the bereaved our heartfelt sympathy and 
prayers we too feel in the loss of this dear sister. 

Funeral services were held at the Prairie View church with 
BRO. C.A. REASOR of Oklahoma City, her former pastor, 
officiating. Pallbearers were composed of members of the 
Prairie View church as follows: A.G. WEATHERS, H.H. 
ANDERSON, RHUBERT CALVERT and JACK ANDERSON. 

"Mother dear we know we'll miss you, and the days will seem 
so long; but dear mother some day we'll meet you around 
that beautiful Heavenly throne." 

Funeral services were conducted at Prairie View church 
Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 and interment was in the 
Anadarko cemetery under the direction of Farmer & Grimmett, 
funeral directors. --contributed. 

CARD OF THANKS 

We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the 
kindness shown us during the sickness and death of our dear 
mother and grandmother and also for the beautiful floral 
offerings.--MR. and MRS. ISAAC CALVERT and children. 

HELEN LANONA MASSEY 

HELEN LANONA MASSEY, aged 13, died Thursday morning at the 
family home in Fort Cobb, and funeral services were 
conducted from the Methodist church Monday afternoon at 1 
o'clock. The body was taken to Hobart for burial. 

PAULINE LORENTZ 

PAULINE LORENTZ, 4 year old daughter of MR. and MRS. ALBERT 
LORENTZ, died at the family home in Anadarko Tuesday. 
Funeral services were conducted by REV. W.A. WIKIN at the 
Baptist Mission Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and 
interment was in the Rock Springs cemetery.  

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #226) 
WILLIAM PFAIZ 

WILLIAM PFAIZ, aged 72, of St. Paul, Minn., died in 
Anadarko Saturday evening from heart disease. The body was 
returned to St. Paul, Minn., for funeral services and 
burial 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #227) 
JESSIE NATHALIE HUMPHREYS 

JESSIE NATHALIE HUMPHREYS, aged 3, daughter of MR. and MRS. 
C.M. Humphreys, died at the family home, 111 East Kentucky, 
Sunday morning.  Funeral services were conducted by REV. 
ADAMS at the Pentecostal church Monday morning at 10 
o'clock. Burial was in the Anadarko cemetery. 

Deceased is survived by her parents, one brother and five 
sisters. 

CARD OF THANKS 

We wish to thank the many friends who so kindly assisted us 
during the sickness and death of our darling NATHALIE; also 
for the beautiful floral offering.--MR. and MRS. C.M. 
HUMPHREYS and family. 

(NOTE: Gish Funeral Home Record #228) 
MRS. R.H. BROWN and MRS. P.F. HARMON of Anadarko were 
called o Waldon, Mo., Saturday, on account of the death of 
MRS. HIGGINS, the mother of Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Higgins will 
be remembered by the old residents of Verden who will 
regret to hear of the sudden death.--Verden News. 

DEATH OF MRS. GENE BARNES 

The death of MRS. GENE BARNES at her home Sunday morning 
April 15, brought sorrow to scores of friends. She had been 
ill a long time and the end came very peacefully. She was 
tenderly cared for by her family and friends, and it was 
her wish that the minister thank all who had done the last 
little thing for her. 

Mrs. Barnes was a truly good woman and her friends in 
speaking of her tell of her thoughtfulness and loving 
kindness for all with whom she came in contact. That she 
performed her earthly duties without faltering, was devoted 
to her home and family and that she always had a smile and 
a word of cheer for everyone, is the greatest tribute that
could be paid her. The beautiful flowers given by relatives 
and friends and their attendance at the final rites were 
silent tributes of love and sympathy. Her life story is as 
follows: 
ELIZABETH MAUDE TIBBETTS was born May 28, 1885, near 
Olathe, Kansas, and passed away at her home in the Dutton 
community April 15, 1928, her mission in life being 
completed in 42 years. 10 months and 13 days. She moved 
from Kansas to the Dutton community when 19 years of age, 
and had lived most of her life in the same community. 

On February 10, 1917, she was united in marriage to T. 
EUGENE BARNES and they shared each others joys and sorrows 
for over 11 years. She was a member of the Methodist 
Episcopal church and lived a sincere Christian life. 

She leaves to mourn her passing her husband, three 
daughters, MRS. ISABELL TORRENCE, and FRANCIS and MARY 
BARNES; one grandchild, JIMMY TORRENCE, all of the home 
address, and one sister, MRS. SADIE BROCK of Emporia, 
Kansas; one brother, GEO. F. TIBBETTS of Olathe, Kansas, a
number of friends who, though they regret her passing, 
rejoice that her labors are ended and she has claimed the 
reward of righteousness, that eternal entrance to the 
Heavenly Home. 

Funeral services were held at the Dutton church Monday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, April 16, conducted by REV. C.H. 
HICKMAN, home pastor and REV. J.A. COX of Gracemont, former 
pastor. MRS. FRANK DuBOIS sang "Beautiful Isle of 
Somewhere," as it was Mrs. Barnes' wish. The pallbearers 
were close friends and neighbors of the deceased, being 
GORDON GOREE, ROY KEES, EMERY CASSEL, DORSE SHOCKLEY, LOUIS 
WATSON and ROY KEEN. 

Burial was in the Friendship cemetery.
singed--A Friend.
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