EMILY ANN (CRABTREE) KISER

BORN AUGUST 18, 1863; DIED DEC. 23 1921

HOUSTON NEWSPAPER DEC. 22 , 1921 ;SUCCESS NEWS

MRS. E.A. KISER AND SON; GLEN, ARE VERY LOW

WITH PNEUMONIA FEVER. HOPE FOR THEIR

RECOVERY.

HOUSTON NEWSPAPER DEC. 29 1921; SUCCESS NEWS

MRS. KISER, WIFE OF MR. JOHN KISER, DIED DEC.

23, 1921. MRS. KISER WAS A DEVOTED CHRISTIAN

LADY, A MEMBER OF THE SUCCESS METHODIST

CHURCH. SHE WAS AN EXCELLENT NEIGHBOR,

ALWAYS READY TO ASSIST THE SICK. MRS KISER

WILL BE SADLY MISSED IN THE CHURCH AND

SUNDAY SCHOOL AND OTHER RELIGIOUS WORK.

HER CHOICE IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL WAS THE

CARD CLASS AND SHE ALWAYS GAVE HER ASSISTANCE

TO THE LITTLE FOLKS. SHE WILL BE MISSED IN ALL

THIS AS WELL AS AT HOME. GOD BLESS THE BEREAVED

ONES. MAY THEY DO AND LIVE LIKE MOTHER. FATHER

CAN LOVE, BUT HE CANNOT TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY

OF LOVE AS A MOTHER DOES.

PSALMS, 1ST CHAPTER--" BLESSED IS THE MAN THAT

WALKETH NOT IN THE COUNSEL OF THE UNGODLY,

NOR STANDETH IN THE WAY OF SINNERS, NOR

SITTETH IN THE SEAT OF THE SCORNFUL; BUT HIS

DELIGHT IS IN THE LAW OF THE LORD AND IN HIS LAW

DOTH HE MEDITATE DAY AND NIGHT. AND HE SHALL

BE LIKE A TREE PLANTED BY THE RIVERS OF WATER,

THAT BRINGETH FORTH HIS FRUIT IN HIS SEASON. HIS

LEAF ALSO SHALL NOT WITHER, AND WHATSOEVER

HE DOETH SHALL PROSPER. THE UNGODLY ARE NOT

SO, BUT ARE LIKE THE CHAFF WHICH THE WIND SHALL

DRIVE AWAY. THEREFORE THE UNGODLY SHALL NOT

STAND IN THE JUDGMENT, NOR SINNERS IN THE

CONGREGATION OF THE RIGHTEOUS. FOR THE LORD

KNOWNETH THE WAY OF THE RIGHTEOUS, BUT THE

WAY OF THE UNGODLY SHALL PERISH."

THIS DEVOTED SISTER WAS LAID TO REST ON

CHRISTMAS DAY AT SUCCESS CEMETERY TO AWAIT

THE RESURRECTION MORN. MR. KISER HAS LOST A

LOVING CHRISTIAN WIFE. AN OBITUARY WILL BE

FURNISHED LATER.

HOUSTON NEWSPAPER , JANUARY 19, 1922

DEATH OF EMILY ANN (CRABTREE) KISER

MRS. EMILY KISER DIED AT THE FAMILY HOME NEAR

SUCCESS, MO. AT 11 O'CLOCK P.M. DEC. 23, 1921, AFTER

A SHORT SICKNESS WITH PNEUMONIA.

EMILY CRABTREE, DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS

CRABTREE OF CASS COUNTY NEBRASKA, WAS BORN

IN THAT COUNTY AND STATE APRIL 18, 1864; MAKING

HER AGE AT DEATH 58 YEARS 8 MONTHS AND 5 DAYS.

WAS MARRIED TO J.M. KISER IN THE YEAR 1884. TO

THIS UNION WERE BORN ELEVEN CHILDREN, EIGHT

LIVING AND THREE DEAD.

SHE PROFESSED A HOPE IN CHRIST AT THE AGE OF 10

AND UNITED WITH THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH; LATER

UNITING WITH THE BRETHREN, AND WHEN SHE CAME

TO TEXAS COUNTY WITH HER HUSBAND SHE UNITED

WITH THE METHODIST CHURCH AT SUCCESS, MO.;

SHE WAS A LOVABLE CHRISTIAN LADY AND WAS

FAITHFUL AND LOYAL TO HER CHRISTIAN DUTIES.

SHE LEAVES A COMPANION AND EIGHT CHILDREN,

ALSO THREE BROTHERS IN NEBRASKA TO MOURN

THEIR LOSS.

SHE WAS LAID TO REST IN THE SUCCESS CEMETERY

DEC. 25, 1921.

FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE PREACHED JANUARY 22,

1922 AT SUCCESS BY REV. J.W. ROBERTS.

WE EXTEND OUR SYMPATHY TO THE BEREAVED. ONCE

SISTER KISER IS BUT CALLED FROM HER LABORS

AND SUFFERING HERE ON EARTH INTO THE PRESENCE

OF A LOVING FATHER, WHERE SHE IS MEETING AND

GREETING HER LOVED ONES WHO HAVE GONE ON

BEFORE HER.

OBITUARY BY

NANCIE MATHIS