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Obituary- Wyatt, F. Marion

Wyatt
Died, Wednesday, July 27th, 1892, F.M. Wyatt, aged 56 years.

Funeral services were conducted at Dr. H.H. Miller's residence, Thursday morning. The discourse was delivered by Rev. J.G. Maver, who spoke from Philippians 1st, last clause of 21st verse: "To die is gain." The reverend gentleman treated in a convincing manner of the reality, the fullness and the perpetuity of the "gain" that death brings to the Christian, and stated that the Christian's hope was that which solaced the deceased when the hour of death drew near and earthly things receded.

Hymns suitable to the occasion were sung by the Presbyterian choir, with Miss Nettie Howard at the organ.

Mr. Wyatt was injured in a railroad accident about a year ago, and from that time to the day of his death he was more or less an invalid, and his death was hastened by cancer of the stomach. His home was at Horton, but he was well known in Rossville, where he once resided. He was brother to Mrs. H.H. Miller, Mrs. E. Partello [sic- Partelow] and Perry Wyatt.

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