Mrs. Mary J. Beard, of the Cane Valley country, died last Sunday of pneumonia. The deceased was a wife of Mr. Jno. Hall Beard, of Cane Valley, and a sister of James P. Beard, of this city. Mrs. Beard was about fifty years of age and a lady of the highest type of Christian character. In the neighborhood where she had so long resided, her kindness and constant attention to those in distress has won her a warm place in the hearts of all. The husband, children, brother, and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.S. Dudgeon, after which the remains were interred in the Carmel cemetery (The Adair County News, Feb 13, 1907).
Mrs. Mary J. Beard, of the Cane Valley country, died last Sunday of pneumonia. The deceased was a wife of Mr. Jno. Hall Beard, of Cane Valley, and a sister of James P. Beard, of this city. Mrs. Beard was about fifty years of age and a lady of the highest type of Christian character. In the neighborhood where she had so long resided, her kindness and constant attention to those in distress has won her a warm place in the hearts of all. The husband, children, brother, and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.S. Dudgeon, after which the remains were interred in the Carmel cemetery (The Adair County News, Feb 13, 1907).
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