CHANUTE TIMES, APRIL 9, 1897
Mrs. Effie G. Isham died Saturday night at 11 p.m. at their home on 4th Street. Mrs. Isham possessed those characteristics most admired in women. She had a kind word and pleasant smile for everyone. She was a devoted wife and mother and prepared for death. Funeral was conducted by Rev. G. W. Stafford and the remains tenderly laid away in Elmwood Cemetery. Many tokens of love in the form of design in flowers covered the casket.
Miss Effie G. France was born Lovington, Illinois in 1868. Her parents moved to Buffalo, KS in 1886 where she was married to Leslie Isham on May 27, 1886. They moved to Chanute six years ago and have made many warm friends in this city. On account of the illness of Mr. Gardner, her step-father, her mother could not be with her at the last. Although she had been permitted to visit her a few days before her death. She had the sympathy of hosts of friends in her great trouble. Besides her parents, she leaves an only sister, two dear little children and a husband and numerous friends to mourn their great loss.
Mrs. Effie G. Isham died Saturday night at 11 p.m. at their home on 4th Street. Mrs. Isham possessed those characteristics most admired in women. She had a kind word and pleasant smile for everyone. She was a devoted wife and mother and prepared for death. Funeral was conducted by Rev. G. W. Stafford and the remains tenderly laid away in Elmwood Cemetery. Many tokens of love in the form of design in flowers covered the casket.
Miss Effie G. France was born Lovington, Illinois in 1868. Her parents moved to Buffalo, KS in 1886 where she was married to Leslie Isham on May 27, 1886. They moved to Chanute six years ago and have made many warm friends in this city. On account of the illness of Mr. Gardner, her step-father, her mother could not be with her at the last. Although she had been permitted to visit her a few days before her death. She had the sympathy of hosts of friends in her great trouble. Besides her parents, she leaves an only sister, two dear little children and a husband and numerous friends to mourn their great loss.
CHANUTE TIMES, APRIL 9, 1897
Mrs. Effie G. Isham died Saturday night at 11 p.m. at their home on 4th Street. Mrs. Isham possessed those characteristics most admired in women. She had a kind word and pleasant smile for everyone. She was a devoted wife and mother and prepared for death. Funeral was conducted by Rev. G. W. Stafford and the remains tenderly laid away in Elmwood Cemetery. Many tokens of love in the form of design in flowers covered the casket.
Miss Effie G. France was born Lovington, Illinois in 1868. Her parents moved to Buffalo, KS in 1886 where she was married to Leslie Isham on May 27, 1886. They moved to Chanute six years ago and have made many warm friends in this city. On account of the illness of Mr. Gardner, her step-father, her mother could not be with her at the last. Although she had been permitted to visit her a few days before her death. She had the sympathy of hosts of friends in her great trouble. Besides her parents, she leaves an only sister, two dear little children and a husband and numerous friends to mourn their great loss.
Mrs. Effie G. Isham died Saturday night at 11 p.m. at their home on 4th Street. Mrs. Isham possessed those characteristics most admired in women. She had a kind word and pleasant smile for everyone. She was a devoted wife and mother and prepared for death. Funeral was conducted by Rev. G. W. Stafford and the remains tenderly laid away in Elmwood Cemetery. Many tokens of love in the form of design in flowers covered the casket.
Miss Effie G. France was born Lovington, Illinois in 1868. Her parents moved to Buffalo, KS in 1886 where she was married to Leslie Isham on May 27, 1886. They moved to Chanute six years ago and have made many warm friends in this city. On account of the illness of Mr. Gardner, her step-father, her mother could not be with her at the last. Although she had been permitted to visit her a few days before her death. She had the sympathy of hosts of friends in her great trouble. Besides her parents, she leaves an only sister, two dear little children and a husband and numerous friends to mourn their great loss.
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