Beckham County, OK - Obits: Carrie May Carlile, 1918
13 Nov 2007
Submitted by: delma25@pldi.net (Delma Tindell)

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CARLILE, CARRIE MAY
(17 Oct 1918, Elk City Newspaper, Elk City, Beckham Co, OK):
MRS. R. J. CARLILE DEAD.
Mrs. W. H. Watson received a telegram from R. J. Carlile of Stafford,
Kansas, Saturday afternoon that Mrs. Carlile had died that afternoon at
one o'clock.  Deceased had been sick for sometime with cancer.
The Carlile's were former residents of Elk City, he at one time being in
partnership with Jodie Burnett in the dry goods business.  Mrs. Carlile
died at the home of her sister living in Hutchinson, Kansas.  She was a
lovely lady, well liked by all who knew her.  She was made a member of the
Eastern Star at this place, and when she left here held the office of
conductress.
She kept in touch with her Elk City friends through this paper, and Mr.
Carlile had written friends here how she enjoyed its weekly visits.  They
had lived at Weatherford before moving to Elk City.
The bereaved ones have the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends here. 
The memory of her life will ever be a rich legacy to her family and
friends.
(Research: Census, 1910, Oklahoma, Beckham Co, Ok, Elk Wd 2, ED 7, pg 10B,
#190/192 (T624-1243):
Adams Street, owns property.
Robert Carlile, age 37, b Al; f/m b Al; Proprietor-Dry goods store;
married 9 years;
Carry Carlile, age 32, b Ks; f/m b Oh. married 9 years; no children.
WWI Draft Registration Cards: 1917-1918: Stafford County, Kansas:
Robert Josiah Carlile, born Dec 11, 1872; residing Stafford, Stafford Co,
Kans; Self employed as Merchant in Stafford; Nearest relative: Mrs. Carrie
May Carlile, same address; signed Robert Josiah Carlile, 12 Sept, 1918.)

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