Butler County KS Archives Obituaries.....King, Jacob June 1903
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Walnut Valley Times, June 12, 1903, Volume XXXIV, Number 21
Walnut Valley Times 
June 12, 1903 
Volume XXXIV, Number 21 

Mrs. J. Benninghoff and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin and son, Tom; C. R. 
Noe, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hogue went to Augusta, 
June 9 to attend Jacob King’s funeral. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Jacob King 
were residents of Leon and endeared themselves to the hearts of all. “Uncle 
Jake,” as he was familiarly called, always had a cheery greeting for every one 
and his life was a benediction, so sweet, so pure and noble that one always 
felt better who had spent a few hours listening to him. A few months ago they 
decided to build a cottage near Mr. and Mrs. John Butts of Augusta and they had 
just finished and occupied their beautiful modern home when Mr. King was taken 
with pneumonia from which he never rallied. The human heart cries out in 
loneliness there is in the deep Christian heart thanksgiving for such a noble 
Christian life here and a life together beyond the grave.


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