C. C. Harris

December 10, 1904 The Louise News

Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty God to remove from Evergreen Camp No. 155 W.O.W., our beloved Sovereign and Camp Physician, C. C. Harris. The subject of this sketch was a man of rare virtue; as a Christian, humble and exemplary; as a physician, skilled in his profession; with the fraternities he was loyal to every obligation; as a citizen, patriotic and enterprising; loving son, faithful husband, tender father and constant friend, mourned by a mother, wife, four sons and a daughter, and by the entire membership of Evergreen Camp.

Be it then Resolved:
That in the death of our beloved Sovereign, this camp has lost a faithful and loyal Sovereign. While we mourn his loss we bow in humble submission to the will of Him that doeth all things well, and extend a hand of help and sympathy to our deceased Sovereign’s grief stricken family.

And be it Further Resolved:
That a copy of these resolutions be tendered to the family of our deceased Sovereign, that a copy be spread on the minutes of our Camp, and that copies be furnished, The Louise News, El Campo News, Sovereign Visitor and Elgin Courier for publication. Done by Evergreen Camp No. 155, W.O.W., in regular session assembled, Thursday Dec. 1, 1904

W.E. Franz,
J.A. Stephen,
E.R. Smith,
Committee

This obituary from a copy of the one appearing in The Louise News Dec 10, 1904.Copy donated to The Wharton County Historical Museum by Curtis Peterson. Transcribed by Janet Barrett Hobizal.

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