Jackson County IL Archives Obituaries.....Hudson, Janette (nee Brothers) November 11, 1921
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Murphysboro Daily Independent, November 12, 1921

Janette Hudson Dies Friday; Funeral Sun.

    Janette BROTHERS HUDSON, beloved wife of Robert HUDSON of Reeds, Ill., died
at their home at 10 o'clock Friday morning, Nov. 11.  Mrs. Hudson was only ill a
few days.  Hope or her recovery had been kept alive by the character of the
fight she made for life.

    Born to good Christian parents in the year 1883, residing just a few miles
east of Murphysboro and then later removing to a residence on East Walnut street
in Murphysboro.  

    Janette BROTHERS went happily through her girlhood days, graduating from the
public schools and entered a holy partnership with Robert HUDSON in the pursuit
of her happiness and his, six years ago in this city.  

    Mrs. Hudson had many friends.  Her spirits of gentile goodness infected
others.  Her goal did not extend beyond her home.  And for this she made a
sacrifice as splendid as is given a woman to make.  Her life was not in vain.

    She leaves to mourn her death besides her bereaved husband, one child, of
four years old, Eugene, and another son, born yesterday, her father, James
BROTHERS, two brothers, James, Jr., and Orval and four sisters, the names of who
were not given, and a host of relatives and friends, both in this city and
Reeds, Ill.

    The deceased was a loyal member of the Christian Church of Reeds.  The
funeral services will be conducted at the Hudson home in that town Sunday
afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.  Interment at McKinney Hill Cemetery.  Eloquent
sympathy is heard expressed for the husband, the son of Mr. & Mrs. J. B. HUDSON
of Clark Street, by his many friends in this city.


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