From Redfield Herald June 22, 1906
Died: Calrence Oscar Farmer was born at Lawrence, Kansas, June 6, 1874, and died at Kansas City, Mo. June 17, 1906, aged 32 years, and 11 days. March 14?, 1900 [date is partially obscured], he was united in marriage to Miss Ethel M. Pellett and to this union was born one daughter, now nearly four years and Brother Farmer has been a great sufferer since last September and has borne his afflictions with noticeable patience. He was converted at Kansas City after his arrival there, exhorted his friends and loved ones to meet him in Heaven and solicited his wife to train the babe to be a Christian. A wife and daughter, a widowed mother, a sister, three brothers, many relatives and a host of devoted friends and neighbors mourn. The funeral rites were conducted by Rev. J.B. Mackensie, of Fort Scott, and interment was made at Clarksburg cemetery.
Died: Calrence Oscar Farmer was born at Lawrence, Kansas, June 6, 1874, and died at Kansas City, Mo. June 17, 1906, aged 32 years, and 11 days. March 14?, 1900 [date is partially obscured], he was united in marriage to Miss Ethel M. Pellett and to this union was born one daughter, now nearly four years and Brother Farmer has been a great sufferer since last September and has borne his afflictions with noticeable patience. He was converted at Kansas City after his arrival there, exhorted his friends and loved ones to meet him in Heaven and solicited his wife to train the babe to be a Christian. A wife and daughter, a widowed mother, a sister, three brothers, many relatives and a host of devoted friends and neighbors mourn. The funeral rites were conducted by Rev. J.B. Mackensie, of Fort Scott, and interment was made at Clarksburg cemetery.
From Redfield Herald June 22, 1906
Died: Calrence Oscar Farmer was born at Lawrence, Kansas, June 6, 1874, and died at Kansas City, Mo. June 17, 1906, aged 32 years, and 11 days. March 14?, 1900 [date is partially obscured], he was united in marriage to Miss Ethel M. Pellett and to this union was born one daughter, now nearly four years and Brother Farmer has been a great sufferer since last September and has borne his afflictions with noticeable patience. He was converted at Kansas City after his arrival there, exhorted his friends and loved ones to meet him in Heaven and solicited his wife to train the babe to be a Christian. A wife and daughter, a widowed mother, a sister, three brothers, many relatives and a host of devoted friends and neighbors mourn. The funeral rites were conducted by Rev. J.B. Mackensie, of Fort Scott, and interment was made at Clarksburg cemetery.
Died: Calrence Oscar Farmer was born at Lawrence, Kansas, June 6, 1874, and died at Kansas City, Mo. June 17, 1906, aged 32 years, and 11 days. March 14?, 1900 [date is partially obscured], he was united in marriage to Miss Ethel M. Pellett and to this union was born one daughter, now nearly four years and Brother Farmer has been a great sufferer since last September and has borne his afflictions with noticeable patience. He was converted at Kansas City after his arrival there, exhorted his friends and loved ones to meet him in Heaven and solicited his wife to train the babe to be a Christian. A wife and daughter, a widowed mother, a sister, three brothers, many relatives and a host of devoted friends and neighbors mourn. The funeral rites were conducted by Rev. J.B. Mackensie, of Fort Scott, and interment was made at Clarksburg cemetery.
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