Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Miars, Effie Gregory 1928
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The Payette Independent 1-19-1928
The Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, January 19, 1928
 
DEATH OF MRS. MIARS
 
Although months of suffering had presaged her death, and all realized the end 
was fast approaching, the death of Mrs. W. E. Miars was sad news to her many 
friends and the friends of the family.
 
Effie Uida Gregory was born in Henry, Illinois, November 29, 1878.  In 1883 
her parents moved to Orient, Iowa, where she grew to womanhood.  She married 
at Corning, Iowa, in March 1908, to W. E. Miars, and they lived near Orient 
until 1910 when they came to Idaho and located on a ranch near Nyssa and lived 
there for eight years.  Then they moved to Caldwell and lived there until 1924 
when they located in Payette and have since made this their home.
 
Mrs. Miars is survived by her husband and three children, Lewis, 19; Earl, 16 
and Dorathy, 13.  She also is survived by a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Wakefield, 
of Denver, Colorado, and a brother-in-law, J. C. Yech, of Long Beach 
California.  She passed away Monday, January 16, a few minutes after midnight, 
surrounded by her loved ones, who had done all in human power to prolong her 
life.
 
Funeral services were held at the Episcopal church Wednesday morning at 10:30 
o'clock and were conducted by Rev. Thos. Ashworth.  Interment took place at 
Boise, where she was buried the same afternoon by the side of a sister who had 
preceded her to the other world.
 
Mrs. Miars was one of Payette's most lovable characters.  Her home life left 
nothing for either husband or children to long for in the way of wifely and 
motherly devotion.  All who knew her loved her for her womanly graces and 
consideration for the happiness of those about her.  The bereaved husband and 
children have suffered a great loss and have our deepest sympathy.
 
CARD OF THANKS
Please convey to our kind friends and neighbors our sincere thanks for their 
acts of tenderness and mercy in the long illness, last hours and passing away 
of our beloved wife and mother.  We shall never forget your ministrations to 
her and friendship for us all.
W. E. Miars and Family

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