"Father"
Winchester (Kansas) Star 16 January 1914
DR. CARLEY PASSES AWAY
Dr. J. O. R. Carley, after an illness of three months, passed away Monday evening at 6:40.
Dr. Carley was sixty-three years of age and was a resident of Winchester for twenty-eight years. He had a large practice and was always very attentive to his patients. He was always ready and willing to go wherever his services were needed. He was a friend to everyone and he will be missed.
In the years of his residence here, he made only one visit back to his old home, and that was made last fall, since which time his health failed rapidly.
Dr. Carley was a member of the Christian church, also of Jefferson Lodge No. 84, A.F. & A.M., I.O.O.F., K. & L of S., and the M.W.A. Orders.
Wednesday morning at 7:30, after brief services, under the auspices of Masonic lodge, conducted by Dr. A. H. Boyd, Pastor of the M. E. church, and R. C. Young, acting Master of the lodge, the body was conveyed to the station and on the 8:40 passenger, accompanied by Mrs. Carley and daughter, Mr. E. G. Goode, was taken to Prophetstown, Illinois, his old home, for interment.
The large number of friends that accompanied the body to the station, showed the high esteem in which the doctor was held.
Winchester (Kansas) Star, 23 January 1914
OBITUARY
James Ogden Riley Carley was born at Geneseo, Illinois, July 5, 1850, and died at Winchester, Kansas, January 12, 1914, aged 63 years, 6 months and 7 days.
He was married to Carrie E. Emery, April 12, 1876. to this union was born three children, Maude Evangelyn, who died at the age of three, Myrie Trafton King of Anaconda, Montana, and Irene Emery Goode of Wilmette, Illinois. He graduated at Hanneman Medical College, Chicago, in 1885, locating in Winchester, Kansas, in May of the same year, which place has been his home, (with the exception of five and one-half months) where he had a large practice. Those left to mourn his loss besides his wife and daughters, are an aged mother, four brothers and two sisters.
James O. R. Carley
Birth Place: Henry, Illinois
Death Date: 12 Jan 1914
Death Place: Winchester, KS
Type Practice: Homeopathy
Licenses: NE, 1892
Medical School: The Hahnermann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago, 1885, (G)
JAMA Citation: 62:631
Winchester (Kansas) Star 16 January 1914
DR. CARLEY PASSES AWAY
Dr. J. O. R. Carley, after an illness of three months, passed away Monday evening at 6:40.
Dr. Carley was sixty-three years of age and was a resident of Winchester for twenty-eight years. He had a large practice and was always very attentive to his patients. He was always ready and willing to go wherever his services were needed. He was a friend to everyone and he will be missed.
In the years of his residence here, he made only one visit back to his old home, and that was made last fall, since which time his health failed rapidly.
Dr. Carley was a member of the Christian church, also of Jefferson Lodge No. 84, A.F. & A.M., I.O.O.F., K. & L of S., and the M.W.A. Orders.
Wednesday morning at 7:30, after brief services, under the auspices of Masonic lodge, conducted by Dr. A. H. Boyd, Pastor of the M. E. church, and R. C. Young, acting Master of the lodge, the body was conveyed to the station and on the 8:40 passenger, accompanied by Mrs. Carley and daughter, Mr. E. G. Goode, was taken to Prophetstown, Illinois, his old home, for interment.
The large number of friends that accompanied the body to the station, showed the high esteem in which the doctor was held.
Winchester (Kansas) Star, 23 January 1914
OBITUARY
James Ogden Riley Carley was born at Geneseo, Illinois, July 5, 1850, and died at Winchester, Kansas, January 12, 1914, aged 63 years, 6 months and 7 days.
He was married to Carrie E. Emery, April 12, 1876. to this union was born three children, Maude Evangelyn, who died at the age of three, Myrie Trafton King of Anaconda, Montana, and Irene Emery Goode of Wilmette, Illinois. He graduated at Hanneman Medical College, Chicago, in 1885, locating in Winchester, Kansas, in May of the same year, which place has been his home, (with the exception of five and one-half months) where he had a large practice. Those left to mourn his loss besides his wife and daughters, are an aged mother, four brothers and two sisters.
James O. R. Carley
Birth Place: Henry, Illinois
Death Date: 12 Jan 1914
Death Place: Winchester, KS
Type Practice: Homeopathy
Licenses: NE, 1892
Medical School: The Hahnermann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago, 1885, (G)
JAMA Citation: 62:631
"Father"
Winchester (Kansas) Star 16 January 1914
DR. CARLEY PASSES AWAY
Dr. J. O. R. Carley, after an illness of three months, passed away Monday evening at 6:40.
Dr. Carley was sixty-three years of age and was a resident of Winchester for twenty-eight years. He had a large practice and was always very attentive to his patients. He was always ready and willing to go wherever his services were needed. He was a friend to everyone and he will be missed.
In the years of his residence here, he made only one visit back to his old home, and that was made last fall, since which time his health failed rapidly.
Dr. Carley was a member of the Christian church, also of Jefferson Lodge No. 84, A.F. & A.M., I.O.O.F., K. & L of S., and the M.W.A. Orders.
Wednesday morning at 7:30, after brief services, under the auspices of Masonic lodge, conducted by Dr. A. H. Boyd, Pastor of the M. E. church, and R. C. Young, acting Master of the lodge, the body was conveyed to the station and on the 8:40 passenger, accompanied by Mrs. Carley and daughter, Mr. E. G. Goode, was taken to Prophetstown, Illinois, his old home, for interment.
The large number of friends that accompanied the body to the station, showed the high esteem in which the doctor was held.
Winchester (Kansas) Star, 23 January 1914
OBITUARY
James Ogden Riley Carley was born at Geneseo, Illinois, July 5, 1850, and died at Winchester, Kansas, January 12, 1914, aged 63 years, 6 months and 7 days.
He was married to Carrie E. Emery, April 12, 1876. to this union was born three children, Maude Evangelyn, who died at the age of three, Myrie Trafton King of Anaconda, Montana, and Irene Emery Goode of Wilmette, Illinois. He graduated at Hanneman Medical College, Chicago, in 1885, locating in Winchester, Kansas, in May of the same year, which place has been his home, (with the exception of five and one-half months) where he had a large practice. Those left to mourn his loss besides his wife and daughters, are an aged mother, four brothers and two sisters.
James O. R. Carley
Birth Place: Henry, Illinois
Death Date: 12 Jan 1914
Death Place: Winchester, KS
Type Practice: Homeopathy
Licenses: NE, 1892
Medical School: The Hahnermann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago, 1885, (G)
JAMA Citation: 62:631
Winchester (Kansas) Star 16 January 1914
DR. CARLEY PASSES AWAY
Dr. J. O. R. Carley, after an illness of three months, passed away Monday evening at 6:40.
Dr. Carley was sixty-three years of age and was a resident of Winchester for twenty-eight years. He had a large practice and was always very attentive to his patients. He was always ready and willing to go wherever his services were needed. He was a friend to everyone and he will be missed.
In the years of his residence here, he made only one visit back to his old home, and that was made last fall, since which time his health failed rapidly.
Dr. Carley was a member of the Christian church, also of Jefferson Lodge No. 84, A.F. & A.M., I.O.O.F., K. & L of S., and the M.W.A. Orders.
Wednesday morning at 7:30, after brief services, under the auspices of Masonic lodge, conducted by Dr. A. H. Boyd, Pastor of the M. E. church, and R. C. Young, acting Master of the lodge, the body was conveyed to the station and on the 8:40 passenger, accompanied by Mrs. Carley and daughter, Mr. E. G. Goode, was taken to Prophetstown, Illinois, his old home, for interment.
The large number of friends that accompanied the body to the station, showed the high esteem in which the doctor was held.
Winchester (Kansas) Star, 23 January 1914
OBITUARY
James Ogden Riley Carley was born at Geneseo, Illinois, July 5, 1850, and died at Winchester, Kansas, January 12, 1914, aged 63 years, 6 months and 7 days.
He was married to Carrie E. Emery, April 12, 1876. to this union was born three children, Maude Evangelyn, who died at the age of three, Myrie Trafton King of Anaconda, Montana, and Irene Emery Goode of Wilmette, Illinois. He graduated at Hanneman Medical College, Chicago, in 1885, locating in Winchester, Kansas, in May of the same year, which place has been his home, (with the exception of five and one-half months) where he had a large practice. Those left to mourn his loss besides his wife and daughters, are an aged mother, four brothers and two sisters.
James O. R. Carley
Birth Place: Henry, Illinois
Death Date: 12 Jan 1914
Death Place: Winchester, KS
Type Practice: Homeopathy
Licenses: NE, 1892
Medical School: The Hahnermann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago, 1885, (G)
JAMA Citation: 62:631
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