Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Soule, Clarissa Marion 1910
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Payette Enterprise  3-3-1910
Payette Enterprise
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, March 3, 1910

DEATH OF CLARA SOULE

Miss Clarissa Marion Soule, the only child and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. 
Soule died suddenly March 1st at her home in this city following an operation 
for appendicitis. Miss Clara was taken ill on Thursday February 24th with what 
was at first pronounced ptomaine(?) poisoning but later developing into acute 
appendicitis and on Friday was operated upon with apparent success but on 
Tuesday the first a sudden change for the worse took place and despite the 
best of medical care and attention she passed away at an early hour that 
morning.

Clara Soule, as she was more generally known by that name, was one of these 
bright lady like little women what win their way into the heart of all that 
know them. She was of a sunny happy disposition, beloved by all her 
schoolmates and being the only child her loss falls more keenly upon her 
father and mother who idolized her. During her ?? illness of but a few days 
she suffered extreme pain but with a fortitude that was worth a much older 
person.

She was born at Rossland, B. C., July 25th, 1896, and at the time of her death 
she was 13 years, 7 months and ? days old. The funeral services were held from 
the Christian church at three thirty Wednesday afternoon, Minister D. C. 
Peters of the Christian church having charge. The remains were interred in the 
Masonic block at Riverside cemetery. A large offering of beautiful floral 
designs from the Masonic, Knights of Pythias, Eastern Star, Red Men and Royal 
Arch Masonic were token of the esteem with which the little one was held by 
those who knew and spoke more eloquently than words of the attempt of those 
dear friends of the father and mother to express their sympathy and sorrow for 
them in the sad bereavement and loss of their only loved one.

Six little classmates from the Payette schools acted in the capacity of pall 
bearers and their loving hands bore to her last resting place the little 
playmate they had known and loved so well. 

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