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THE ADAIR COUNTY NEIOBITUARY.'• Mrs. Josephine L. Sanders, wife of E. E. Sanders, of Roley, this county, j passed from this to a more beautiful world on the 14th of November, 1906, n “ at the age of 59 years.Mrs. Sanders has been a sufferer from paralysis for about five years, and for j the past 13 months has been unable to ! leave her bed, and could not move1 ^ either hand or foot for five months pre-'t:t triAllO TT71 *1vious to her death. While a great suf-f - - -ferer she bore her affliction with great patience. • ]Mrs. Sanders, was a Miss Josephine ( L. Asper, born and reared near Camp- ] e bellsville, where she was well known. ! e | The deceased had a large number of j v friends, and was loved by all. She was 1 \ a member of the Baptist church.The deceased is survived by a hus-x band, two daughters, Mrs. W. F. Hen-£ drickson, of Roley, and Mrs. W. S. Hendrickson, of Urich, Mo., and three sons, J. E., J. A. and B. L. Sanders, of Barren county. Miss Myrtle Hendrickson, of the Lindsay-Wilson Train-e ing School, is a grand-daughter. t The remains were carried to Cave City and there laid to rest by her youngest son, Wood.There was no trace of sorrow on her n brow, but a smile that denoted peace, 1 sweet peace. A Friend.
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Columbia Adair County News
Columbia, Kentucky, US
Wed, Dec 19, 1906
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