Obituary of Bessie Cassity

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Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2003
From: http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00001.html#0000008
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Bessie Cassity 
Owingsville Outlook, August 25, 1910 
Poisonous Lemonade 
   At the public school at Farmers Wednesday afternoon, August 17, the 
pupils were treated to lemonade, which was made in a galvanized iron tub. 
Some was left in the tub, and next morning more lemons, sugar and water 
were added to that in the tub and stirred up. The children drank freely 
of it and soon began to get sick. 
   Bessie Cassity, aged 9 years, daughter of Jeff (Bud) Cassity and wife 
(a daughter of the late William Wyatt), took very sick and died Friday 
morning. Bud Cassity is a son of Walker Cassity and a brother of Mrs. 
Samuel J. Ratliff, of Owings House. 
   The child was buried at Howard's Mill Saturday.