Cain, Mrs. John B. (Robinson, Ida L.)  Miller Co Autogram 19 November,
    Mrs. Ida L Cain, wife of John B. Cain, died at her home in Allenton October 24th.  About a year previously she suffered a stroke of paralysis. However, she recovered sufficiently that she was able to come out to Miller County last summer for a visit with relatives.  About five o'clock in the morning of the 24th she was again stricken and passed away that evening.
    Mrs. Cain was the daughter of Seth and Elizabeth Whittle Robinson and was born near Brumley November 14, 1881, being 53 years old at the time of her death.
    She was united in marriage to Alfred Thompson, son of Rev. and Mrs. J C Thompson, February 25, 1904.  to this union one child was born-- Mrs. Harold McCurdy of St. Louis.  Mr. Thompson passed away July 2,
    She united with the Christian church at Brumley early in life and remained a faithful member until death.
    She leaves her husband, John B. Cain, her daughter, Mrs. McCurdy, two stepchildren, Harold and Gladys Cain of St Louis, two brothers, Oscar Robinson of Brumley and Edgar Robinson of Manhatten, Kansas and
one sister  Mrs. James Scott of St. Louis.
    The body was brought out to Brumley and funeral services were conducted at the Christian Church by Rev. A. L Alexander of Eldon, assisted by Rev. J. C. Thompson of Brumley, and burial was in the Hawkins Cemetery.  Pallbearers were George Robinson, Lee Stanton, Ted Stamper, Walter Craft, Fred Robinson,
and James Lee Thornsberry.
    Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. Cains mother, Mrs. Thomas Cain, and his brothers--Charlie Cain and wife of Denver, Frank Cain and wife Hallie Cain of St. Louis, and his sister Mrs. Cliff Harper and Mr. Harper also of St. Louis.