"Delos Barnard, 76, Succumbs To Illness At Texas Home - Death came Saturday to Delos Barnard, 76, well known & beloved Slayton man, at his winter home in Mission, TX.
Mr. Barnard had been ill ever since he went south for the winter in November, had lost considerable weight, and his death, while a distinct shock, was not a surprise to those who knew of his condition. The deceased was for years a grain buyer, with headquarters in Chandler, but lately had made his home in Slayton, except for his winters in Texas.He filled an unexpired term as county treasurer of Murray County a little less than a decade ago, but did not run for election, as his health was not good then. It can be truly said of Mr. Barnard that his friends were numbered by his acquaintances, and his loss is keenly felt."
Mr. Barnard had been ill ever since he went south for the winter in November, had lost considerable weight, and his death, while a distinct shock, was not a surprise to those who knew of his condition. The deceased was for years a grain buyer, with headquarters in Chandler, but lately had made his home in Slayton, except for his winters in Texas.He filled an unexpired term as county treasurer of Murray County a little less than a decade ago, but did not run for election, as his health was not good then. It can be truly said of Mr. Barnard that his friends were numbered by his acquaintances, and his loss is keenly felt."
"Delos Barnard, 76, Succumbs To Illness At Texas Home - Death came Saturday to Delos Barnard, 76, well known & beloved Slayton man, at his winter home in Mission, TX.
Mr. Barnard had been ill ever since he went south for the winter in November, had lost considerable weight, and his death, while a distinct shock, was not a surprise to those who knew of his condition. The deceased was for years a grain buyer, with headquarters in Chandler, but lately had made his home in Slayton, except for his winters in Texas.He filled an unexpired term as county treasurer of Murray County a little less than a decade ago, but did not run for election, as his health was not good then. It can be truly said of Mr. Barnard that his friends were numbered by his acquaintances, and his loss is keenly felt."
Mr. Barnard had been ill ever since he went south for the winter in November, had lost considerable weight, and his death, while a distinct shock, was not a surprise to those who knew of his condition. The deceased was for years a grain buyer, with headquarters in Chandler, but lately had made his home in Slayton, except for his winters in Texas.He filled an unexpired term as county treasurer of Murray County a little less than a decade ago, but did not run for election, as his health was not good then. It can be truly said of Mr. Barnard that his friends were numbered by his acquaintances, and his loss is keenly felt."
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