Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Hubbard, Thomas R.  1905
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New Plymouth Outlook  5-26-1905
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, May 26, 1905

On Sunday afternoon at his late residence were held the funeral services an 
last tender offices for Mr. Thomas R. Hubbard. Rev. T. S. Duiin of the Payette 
Baptist church conducted the services and although deeply feeling the great 
sorrow and loss, was able to leave comforting thoughts with the friends there 
gathered. There were beautiful floral offerings from friends as tokens of the 
deep regard in which Mr. Hubbard was held. Mr. A. J. Boehmer of Payette 
sang "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" in a touching manner, while he also 
assisted the Pleasant View quartet in rendering the hymns to which everyone 
turns with sorrow. The internment took place at Riverside cemetery, to which 
one of the longest funeral processions of our history wended its way. Our 
immediate neighborhood and the entire valley feel deeply the loss of this man 
who was never too busy to give a most cordial salute to all he met. Although 
not a member of any church, he felt that he had a hope in Christ and lived the 
life of a Christian gentleman, devoted husband and father. His wife's loss is 
intensified by the many little attentions and regard of which he never wearied 
in every day life. At the age of forty four he had had a full life, and now 
rests from his labors.

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