People's Pilot, Volume 3, Number 48, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 May 1894 — Mrs. Jesse Grubb. [ARTICLE]

Mrs. Jesse Grubb.

Again it is our painful duty to announce the visit of death, the reaper whose work never ends. Its task is always just ahead and will not cease until the judgment day. It is no respecter of persons, but deals with all alike. Maude, the loving wife of Jesse Grubb, bid fai’ewell to earth and friends last Saturday morning, her death being caused by that undermining disease, consumption. She was but a young woman, with many long and happy years before her, when the cruel grasp of this awful slayer fastened his clutches upon so fair a specimen of womanhood. Even the roses and lilies must perish, yet how beautiful while they remain with us. The deceased was born Nov. 28, 1870, in Rensselaer, and was the daughter of Mrs. Letitia Benjamin. She was raised up among us and counted her friends by the score. In 1892 she was married to Jesse Grubb, and one child was the result of their union. The family had been living in Marion, Ind., for some time and only a few weeks before her death the deceased was brought to the home of her

mother here in RensH She was a devout Chfl lady, being a member E. church of this place. I The funeral services oc<H at the M. E. church last afternoon at 2:30 o’cloc® the capacity of the buildiM tested by the large congrjH of friends who came to flj last tribute of respect friend, whose body waa| the cold embrace The husband of the being a member of the fJH the local lodge togethsH the Pythian Sisters, the ceremonies in a bodjjßjg sermon by Rev. UtterJH most impressive one an|H not fail to find a deep seziG heart of every listener, h The remains were Weston cemetery for buJH| they were followed by*| concourse of friends. SB Remember when in flB hard lumber for any ]Sh sawed from white oak, bfßl or hickory, do not fail toH| D. H. Yeoman & SoniH| will fill your order on sßt tice. Work guaranteed.! “The Model.” H