Last Wednesday morning, about 7 o'clock, Mrs. Carrie Feese, who was wife of Mr. Guy Feese, after a long illness, passed from death unto life. She was a victim of Pulmonary trouble and was sick for more than a year. She was about twenty-eight years old and had been a consistent member of the Christian church since early girlhood.
She was a very modest young woman, liked by every one who knew her, and was a special favorite of her brothers and sisters, and was dearly loved by her aged mother, Mrs. Bettie Hutchison, who tenderly watched by the bedside until the final dissolution.
Besides her mother and husband, she leaves two brothers, four sisters and a little six year old son. The funeral services were held in the Christian church Thursday forenoon, conducted by Eld. Z.T. Williams, many relatives and friends being present. The floral offerings were beautiful. The interment was in the city cemetery. May the God of love comfort those who have been bereft, is the wish of this paper.
(The Adair County News, Oct 1, 1913)
She was a very modest young woman, liked by every one who knew her, and was a special favorite of her brothers and sisters, and was dearly loved by her aged mother, Mrs. Bettie Hutchison, who tenderly watched by the bedside until the final dissolution.
Besides her mother and husband, she leaves two brothers, four sisters and a little six year old son. The funeral services were held in the Christian church Thursday forenoon, conducted by Eld. Z.T. Williams, many relatives and friends being present. The floral offerings were beautiful. The interment was in the city cemetery. May the God of love comfort those who have been bereft, is the wish of this paper.
(The Adair County News, Oct 1, 1913)
Last Wednesday morning, about 7 o'clock, Mrs. Carrie Feese, who was wife of Mr. Guy Feese, after a long illness, passed from death unto life. She was a victim of Pulmonary trouble and was sick for more than a year. She was about twenty-eight years old and had been a consistent member of the Christian church since early girlhood.
She was a very modest young woman, liked by every one who knew her, and was a special favorite of her brothers and sisters, and was dearly loved by her aged mother, Mrs. Bettie Hutchison, who tenderly watched by the bedside until the final dissolution.
Besides her mother and husband, she leaves two brothers, four sisters and a little six year old son. The funeral services were held in the Christian church Thursday forenoon, conducted by Eld. Z.T. Williams, many relatives and friends being present. The floral offerings were beautiful. The interment was in the city cemetery. May the God of love comfort those who have been bereft, is the wish of this paper.
(The Adair County News, Oct 1, 1913)
She was a very modest young woman, liked by every one who knew her, and was a special favorite of her brothers and sisters, and was dearly loved by her aged mother, Mrs. Bettie Hutchison, who tenderly watched by the bedside until the final dissolution.
Besides her mother and husband, she leaves two brothers, four sisters and a little six year old son. The funeral services were held in the Christian church Thursday forenoon, conducted by Eld. Z.T. Williams, many relatives and friends being present. The floral offerings were beautiful. The interment was in the city cemetery. May the God of love comfort those who have been bereft, is the wish of this paper.
(The Adair County News, Oct 1, 1913)
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