Death of Mrs. Worrell.
Cabool friends will be grieved to lean of the death of Mrs. Worrell who formerly lived near Cabool. He death occurred last week in Springfield where she has been living for some time.
Miss Charlotte McCrory born in Adams County, Ill., on July 28, 1860. Was married to Joseph E. Worrell of Hancock County, February 13, 1886. To this union four sons and two daughters were born. D.S. Worrell, of Los Angeles, Calif., Theo and Mack, Bakersfield, Calif, none of which will be present at the funeral, Velma, Geneva and Almon all of 326 W. Calhoune street, Springfield, Mo.
The family moved from Illinois to San Marcial, New Mexico in 1907, where they stayed three years, after which they moved to Cabool, in 1910, at which place they lived four years, then moved to Springfield, Mo., in 1915 where they were living at the present time.
Mrs. Worrell was devout Christian and a dear and blessed wife and mother. She leaves her husband and six children.
Cabool friends will be grieved to lean of the death of Mrs. Worrell who formerly lived near Cabool. He death occurred last week in Springfield where she has been living for some time.
Miss Charlotte McCrory born in Adams County, Ill., on July 28, 1860. Was married to Joseph E. Worrell of Hancock County, February 13, 1886. To this union four sons and two daughters were born. D.S. Worrell, of Los Angeles, Calif., Theo and Mack, Bakersfield, Calif, none of which will be present at the funeral, Velma, Geneva and Almon all of 326 W. Calhoune street, Springfield, Mo.
The family moved from Illinois to San Marcial, New Mexico in 1907, where they stayed three years, after which they moved to Cabool, in 1910, at which place they lived four years, then moved to Springfield, Mo., in 1915 where they were living at the present time.
Mrs. Worrell was devout Christian and a dear and blessed wife and mother. She leaves her husband and six children.
Death of Mrs. Worrell.
Cabool friends will be grieved to lean of the death of Mrs. Worrell who formerly lived near Cabool. He death occurred last week in Springfield where she has been living for some time.
Miss Charlotte McCrory born in Adams County, Ill., on July 28, 1860. Was married to Joseph E. Worrell of Hancock County, February 13, 1886. To this union four sons and two daughters were born. D.S. Worrell, of Los Angeles, Calif., Theo and Mack, Bakersfield, Calif, none of which will be present at the funeral, Velma, Geneva and Almon all of 326 W. Calhoune street, Springfield, Mo.
The family moved from Illinois to San Marcial, New Mexico in 1907, where they stayed three years, after which they moved to Cabool, in 1910, at which place they lived four years, then moved to Springfield, Mo., in 1915 where they were living at the present time.
Mrs. Worrell was devout Christian and a dear and blessed wife and mother. She leaves her husband and six children.
Cabool friends will be grieved to lean of the death of Mrs. Worrell who formerly lived near Cabool. He death occurred last week in Springfield where she has been living for some time.
Miss Charlotte McCrory born in Adams County, Ill., on July 28, 1860. Was married to Joseph E. Worrell of Hancock County, February 13, 1886. To this union four sons and two daughters were born. D.S. Worrell, of Los Angeles, Calif., Theo and Mack, Bakersfield, Calif, none of which will be present at the funeral, Velma, Geneva and Almon all of 326 W. Calhoune street, Springfield, Mo.
The family moved from Illinois to San Marcial, New Mexico in 1907, where they stayed three years, after which they moved to Cabool, in 1910, at which place they lived four years, then moved to Springfield, Mo., in 1915 where they were living at the present time.
Mrs. Worrell was devout Christian and a dear and blessed wife and mother. She leaves her husband and six children.
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