Lizzie Aletha Eby was born near Holton, Kansas, January 20, 1883, and died at her home at Havensville, Kansas, January 26, 1935.
She spent the earluy part of her life around Holton and Circleville, Kansas.
In 1903 she was united in marriage to Elmer Bailey of Holton, Kansas. They made their home at Circleville, Kansas, with her mother, where they lived for three months. Then they moved to Elk Falls, Kansas, living there for four years, then they moved back to Holton where they lived until March 17, 1917. They then moved to Havensville, Kansas, where she spent the remainder of her life.
To this union were born 14 children. She leaves to mourn her loss, her beloved husband Elmer Bailey; her children - Evelyn, James, Elsie, Katherine, Dorothy, and Roy, all of Havensville, and Mable of Beatrice, Nebraska. Her parents, one brother, three sets of twins and a little daughter who completed this family all preceded her to the heavenly home. She leaves six brothers, John C. Darting, Ora Eby of Mayetta, Kansas; C.D. Eby of Pond Creek, Okla,; L.O. Eby of Atwood, Kansas; W.L. Eby of Oklahoma City, Okla.; A.T.Eby, two half sisters and one half brother, all of Los Angeles, Calif. Five grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
She was a faithful and loving mother. Her work was finished and "Well Done."
She united with the Christian Church when a girl, at Circleville, Kansas, then later moved to Havensville and transferred her membership there.
The funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Gabel & Porterfield Funeral Home in Holton. Burial was in the Holton Cemetery.
MOTHER
There's an old arm chair that is empty,
There's a voice that we hear no more,
And the hands that were always so busy
They are folded, so quiet and peacful
O'er a heart that is still and cold;
A heart that lived its life bravely,
Whose courage can never be told.
We are thankful for you, little Mother,
For your life and your love so true,
For God could not give in all the world,
Such another Mother as you.
She spent the earluy part of her life around Holton and Circleville, Kansas.
In 1903 she was united in marriage to Elmer Bailey of Holton, Kansas. They made their home at Circleville, Kansas, with her mother, where they lived for three months. Then they moved to Elk Falls, Kansas, living there for four years, then they moved back to Holton where they lived until March 17, 1917. They then moved to Havensville, Kansas, where she spent the remainder of her life.
To this union were born 14 children. She leaves to mourn her loss, her beloved husband Elmer Bailey; her children - Evelyn, James, Elsie, Katherine, Dorothy, and Roy, all of Havensville, and Mable of Beatrice, Nebraska. Her parents, one brother, three sets of twins and a little daughter who completed this family all preceded her to the heavenly home. She leaves six brothers, John C. Darting, Ora Eby of Mayetta, Kansas; C.D. Eby of Pond Creek, Okla,; L.O. Eby of Atwood, Kansas; W.L. Eby of Oklahoma City, Okla.; A.T.Eby, two half sisters and one half brother, all of Los Angeles, Calif. Five grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
She was a faithful and loving mother. Her work was finished and "Well Done."
She united with the Christian Church when a girl, at Circleville, Kansas, then later moved to Havensville and transferred her membership there.
The funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Gabel & Porterfield Funeral Home in Holton. Burial was in the Holton Cemetery.
MOTHER
There's an old arm chair that is empty,
There's a voice that we hear no more,
And the hands that were always so busy
They are folded, so quiet and peacful
O'er a heart that is still and cold;
A heart that lived its life bravely,
Whose courage can never be told.
We are thankful for you, little Mother,
For your life and your love so true,
For God could not give in all the world,
Such another Mother as you.
Lizzie Aletha Eby was born near Holton, Kansas, January 20, 1883, and died at her home at Havensville, Kansas, January 26, 1935.
She spent the earluy part of her life around Holton and Circleville, Kansas.
In 1903 she was united in marriage to Elmer Bailey of Holton, Kansas. They made their home at Circleville, Kansas, with her mother, where they lived for three months. Then they moved to Elk Falls, Kansas, living there for four years, then they moved back to Holton where they lived until March 17, 1917. They then moved to Havensville, Kansas, where she spent the remainder of her life.
To this union were born 14 children. She leaves to mourn her loss, her beloved husband Elmer Bailey; her children - Evelyn, James, Elsie, Katherine, Dorothy, and Roy, all of Havensville, and Mable of Beatrice, Nebraska. Her parents, one brother, three sets of twins and a little daughter who completed this family all preceded her to the heavenly home. She leaves six brothers, John C. Darting, Ora Eby of Mayetta, Kansas; C.D. Eby of Pond Creek, Okla,; L.O. Eby of Atwood, Kansas; W.L. Eby of Oklahoma City, Okla.; A.T.Eby, two half sisters and one half brother, all of Los Angeles, Calif. Five grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
She was a faithful and loving mother. Her work was finished and "Well Done."
She united with the Christian Church when a girl, at Circleville, Kansas, then later moved to Havensville and transferred her membership there.
The funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Gabel & Porterfield Funeral Home in Holton. Burial was in the Holton Cemetery.
MOTHER
There's an old arm chair that is empty,
There's a voice that we hear no more,
And the hands that were always so busy
They are folded, so quiet and peacful
O'er a heart that is still and cold;
A heart that lived its life bravely,
Whose courage can never be told.
We are thankful for you, little Mother,
For your life and your love so true,
For God could not give in all the world,
Such another Mother as you.
She spent the earluy part of her life around Holton and Circleville, Kansas.
In 1903 she was united in marriage to Elmer Bailey of Holton, Kansas. They made their home at Circleville, Kansas, with her mother, where they lived for three months. Then they moved to Elk Falls, Kansas, living there for four years, then they moved back to Holton where they lived until March 17, 1917. They then moved to Havensville, Kansas, where she spent the remainder of her life.
To this union were born 14 children. She leaves to mourn her loss, her beloved husband Elmer Bailey; her children - Evelyn, James, Elsie, Katherine, Dorothy, and Roy, all of Havensville, and Mable of Beatrice, Nebraska. Her parents, one brother, three sets of twins and a little daughter who completed this family all preceded her to the heavenly home. She leaves six brothers, John C. Darting, Ora Eby of Mayetta, Kansas; C.D. Eby of Pond Creek, Okla,; L.O. Eby of Atwood, Kansas; W.L. Eby of Oklahoma City, Okla.; A.T.Eby, two half sisters and one half brother, all of Los Angeles, Calif. Five grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
She was a faithful and loving mother. Her work was finished and "Well Done."
She united with the Christian Church when a girl, at Circleville, Kansas, then later moved to Havensville and transferred her membership there.
The funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Gabel & Porterfield Funeral Home in Holton. Burial was in the Holton Cemetery.
MOTHER
There's an old arm chair that is empty,
There's a voice that we hear no more,
And the hands that were always so busy
They are folded, so quiet and peacful
O'er a heart that is still and cold;
A heart that lived its life bravely,
Whose courage can never be told.
We are thankful for you, little Mother,
For your life and your love so true,
For God could not give in all the world,
Such another Mother as you.
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