OBITUARY iNarclssa Leora WIIbob, daughter °f W. W. and Mary P. Wilson, wasborn four and one-half tnflea northwest of Hale, Mo„ Oct. 19, 1868, died June 22, 3918. She was reared andi spent the larger part of her life on the old home place, where she was born. In 1904 she, with her father and sister, moved to Hale. He father died two years later, Last August she moved to Chlticotho, where she was living with her sister; Almllda Wilson ,at the time of her death.She obeyed the gospel and became a Christian when a girl 16 yehrs old, and was a member of the church of Christ at Hale. She, with the father and mother, four brothers and four | elsters have passed to the unseen world, leaving behind to mourn her jloss a brother, James W. Wilson and I two sisters, Mrs. Lucinda Ney and bliss Almllda Wilson, all at Chllll-cothe. Mo. Reside these she leaves |8 nieces and 10 nephews, together :wlth a host of friends to mourn their loss. She has been in poor health for the last so ven years, but because of her patience In suffering, and cheerful disposition, the family and friends did not realize fully her falling condition. She remained able to bo about the house and her dally work marked the last days of her life' and on Saturday evening, the day of her death,, she and her sister.ate supper as usual and later retired for the 'night for their rest without so much as a complaint by the deceased.About 11 o'clock her sister was awakened by her struggles, And has* jtily summoned assistance, but life was soon extinct. Sho^ has passed from ! this life of suffering to happier, brighter and hotter world boyond. The : remains wore taken lYoni their home on Wise street, Chllllcotho, Mo., to Fair land Church near Bedford, Mo„ where funeral services wore conduct^ led by Evangelist J, A. Freed, after j which the body was laid to rest In ; the cemetery nearby, • *