E, G. Lockard.Emanuel GreinK.aU Lockarct was burn in (Howling Green, Ohi, June M. 1843. died ai the home or !ii*i son, Byron E. Loekard, near l'as^aic. Mo-. June 16, tijJJ- Being at the time of his death lt;j years and two days of ^ ag,c.In'1855 lie moved with his parents to Indiana, where he icmaincd until iPOr, when he moved to Sterling, TM.. where on Feb. j. 1870. he was united in marriage to Barbara Bernier who preceded him in death f years ;md J iron the.In 1870 they came to Bates county. Mo., and moved on the farm where he ref'ded at the time of his death To th s onion 7 children were born,5 of whom survive: Cora M. Beckwith, of Butler, Mo., Byron E., Emery J-, Rufus G. and Alonzo L. Lock*ard, who, together with a host of fi'cndt and relatives mourn his de-pa 1 tu re.In 1903 he united with the Ohio Street Methodist church and lived in the Christian faith until the tal? of the Master into the great beyond.He was * h;ghty retpeced, Christian citizen and will be greatly missed i*the community,Funeral services were conducted at Paissic church Sunday afternoon at m:ja by Rev. L. W. K«le, of Butler, *Ld the body bid to rest in Oik Hill cetnettry. X3? .Jr 9 ►*. r • “ 1 i 1 'J