Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Wayne, Irene E. 1922
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Payette Enterprise 3-2-1922
Payette Enterprise 
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, March 2, 1922
 
OBITUARY OF MRS. IRENE WAYNE
 
Irene E. Wayne was born at Woodbine, Iowa, July 28, 1892, and departed this 
life, Feb. 28, 1922, at the age of 29 years, and 7 months.  She was cut down 
in the prime of life, but no age is immune to the attack of death.   Now we 
are reminded again if the words of St. James when he declares "What is queer 
life?  It is even a vapor that appeareth for a little while and then vanisheth 
away."  Death never waits for our revelation to make its abode.
 
At the age of three she came with her parents to Idaho. A year later they 
moved to Kansas.  From here they returned to Idaho when the deceased was 9 
years of age, and this has since been her home.
 
She was happily married to Henry Samuel Wayne, Nov. 17, 1907, who still 
survives and is keenly sensible of his loss.  To this union seven children 
were born, two having died in infancy.  The living are Minta aged 11, Herbert 
9, Ruth 8, Velma 5, and Argyl 2.  Many other relatives and friends survive, 
among them Mr. and Mrs. Abrams, the parents, and two sisters, one at Star, and 
Alma Lee at home.  To all these and the friends the hour is dark but the sweet 
hope of the Christian is indeed comforting.  "We shall meet beyond the 
river".  But while these things are true, still in this once happy home, a 
vacant chair sits at the hearth stone.  The deceased was known as one who was 
genial in temperment, kindly in disposition, and a loving wife and tender 
mother.
 
She was a member of the Church of God and suffered and died with the comfort 
of Jesus in her heart.  Heaven is now her home.
  "There grief is turned to pleasure
    Such pleasure as below
    No human voice can call better
    And after fleshly weakness
    And after this world's night
    And after storm and whirlwinds
    And calm and joy and light."
 
Funeral services took place from the Baptist Church of Payette, on the 
afternoon of March 2, 1922, conducted by Rev. Argyl Houser. 

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