WYANT, A., Mrs. ( d: 1898)

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WYANT, A., Mrs. ( d: 1898)

WYANT

Posted By: Marilyn O'Connor (email)
Date: 2/8/2006 at 09:45:20

Bailey.
Our people were shocked to hear of the death of Mrs. A. Wyant, who had left us a few weeks ago in perfect health, to visit her father’s home.
She was expected home every day when the summons came for her husband to go to her bed-side, followed in less than two hours by a telegram announcing her death.
No particulars have reached us, so we are unable to say anything farther except that Mrs. Wyant had been among us less than three years, but during that time she had won many friends by her exemplary conduct as a lady in every respect, kind hearted, ever ready to lend a helping hand in sickness. She will be greatly missed. Our sympathy is with the bereaved husband and relatives.
[Osage News Aug. 8, 1898]

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Obituary: Bailey. Our people were shocked to hear of the death of Mrs. A. Wyant, who had left us a few weeks ago in perfect health, to visit her father’s home. She was expected home every day when the summons came for her husband to go to her bed-side, followed in less than two hours by a telegram announcing her death. No particulars have reached us, so we are unable to say anything farther except that Mrs. Wyant had been among us less than three years, but during that time she had won many friends by her exemplary conduct as a lady in every respect, kind hearted, ever ready to lend a helping hand in sickness. She will be greatly missed. Our sympathy is with the bereaved husband and relatives. [Osage News Aug. 8, 1898]
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