When but an infant she moved with her parents to Boone. Here she lived until her marriage on January 20, 1916 to Paul Bass, when they moved to the farm, living there until the time of her death. She was taken sick with tuberculosis about a year ago and gradually declined until the end came. Some months before her death she was at a sanitarium for treatment, and when two weeks ago she realized that the end was not far off, with calm resignation, she made her own funeral arrangements and was only anxious that she might get home to die. She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, one child, Wilmer Gail, aged 14 months, both her parents, two brothers, four sisters.
When but an infant she moved with her parents to Boone. Here she lived until her marriage on January 20, 1916 to Paul Bass, when they moved to the farm, living there until the time of her death. She was taken sick with tuberculosis about a year ago and gradually declined until the end came. Some months before her death she was at a sanitarium for treatment, and when two weeks ago she realized that the end was not far off, with calm resignation, she made her own funeral arrangements and was only anxious that she might get home to die. She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, one child, Wilmer Gail, aged 14 months, both her parents, two brothers, four sisters.
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