Mr. Aaron Kinslow, of this county, committed suicide at his home near Pleasant creek, Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock, His mind had been affected for the past year as a consequence of bad health for several years. His prolonged absence on Sunday afternoon, caused Mrs. Kinslow to go in his search. She found him sitting in the door of the feed room at the barn with his head leaning against the side of the door. The rope with which he hung himself, was tied loosely around his neck. Mr. Kinslow operated a blacksmith shop near Roseville for a number of years and had many friends throughout the county. He leaves a wife and two sons, Billy and Morgan Kinslow.
The Glasgow Republican - Aug 10, 1898
The Glasgow Republican - Aug 10, 1898
Mr. Aaron Kinslow, of this county, committed suicide at his home near Pleasant creek, Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock, His mind had been affected for the past year as a consequence of bad health for several years. His prolonged absence on Sunday afternoon, caused Mrs. Kinslow to go in his search. She found him sitting in the door of the feed room at the barn with his head leaning against the side of the door. The rope with which he hung himself, was tied loosely around his neck. Mr. Kinslow operated a blacksmith shop near Roseville for a number of years and had many friends throughout the county. He leaves a wife and two sons, Billy and Morgan Kinslow.
The Glasgow Republican - Aug 10, 1898
The Glasgow Republican - Aug 10, 1898
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