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Mri.J.C. Grrguire Called by Death.A life of singular beauty and lov«-k j buews, marked through ib lust c igh-Ireii yearn with invalidism, wav ter m mated cm Sunday morning, June III, when Mrs. Jules C. Grcgoire* of 175 Alpine street, passed prfircfully away at tin* sum mum. of death.Born iu Galena, April 2'i, 1851*|. ! daughter of tin* late Samuel and \$ Elizabeth Martin, Catherine Anne *s Martin came to lhihuquc county in her ° childhood with her parents, residing d for years on n farm near the monastery.^ Her father retiring from active life,re-I moved with his family to Dubttqtm where the family have resided si dee, h on ore 11 and respected In the commit* j | nity. On the JOtb of October in the |k year 1877 Mine Martin was united mmarriage to Mr. Jtiled C. (irrgoire and of the union tivi* children wore born, two boys, Jules and Cyril, ptuond away ill youth. Mr, Urogcire iiud three daughter^ Mary, Klhs and .Josephine,*1 | survive* to tnotirn the passing of the \ ! deal wife ami mother. Several 1 *t brothers and sisters also survive, it Samuel Martin, .Jnines T. Martin of e Huh city, Kev, Clement Martin, S. J.t i4i of Ciikdiunti, and two sisters, Sr. |, Mary Aequiri and Sr. M. Hcruhmnn, of | ^ the Visitation Convent of St. Louis,I Heath iu closing the career of Mrs. j Uregoirc has terminated a life of un** ' usual loveliness, Throughout her H ! long years of invalidism she boro her !* suffering* with remarkable fortitude, j Cor the past ten years she had lived her life practically from an invalid’s Hour, but t viu in this seemingly * on ^ lined world she lived out her days into 1i ...a most htumtiful mission, luttusiieing tlie liven that eatiio into contact w ith her own by the beauty and the noble 1 ,. resignation of tier own, Eighteen H r long veara of suffering were tiut long . enough to rob the beautiful character Jii of its beauty, to lake from tin* noble e heart its HWeolunss iu id its strength.'* Thruughout thode years Mrs. Grrg.iire 1‘ | continued to be the same devoted w ile ' j 1 and mother arid wrapped m the happy jinterests of her homo she was a power j j of strength to her family and to the | friend, w ho loved her. Nothing was \ y spared to nave the life ami to give ba«'k :- the former health and strength to Mr*. *- Grogoirc by her family, but the efforts•' , wore useless to save the loving wift*,1 k and mother. Hundnv morning, atir* , i rounded by thoue nearest mid dearest i to her, and who Uitve been faithful to j her With m devotion (hat has been nit viampin to 111. I'oiniiMiuil.V, Mr.i. tiregoire paracd pear* hilly away, be- j loved and mourned by a city of tin mis. Hubuqilc, i loiviu Telegraph- IHerald. I
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Sainte Genevieve Fair Play
Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, US
Sat, Jul 02, 1910
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