Printed in The Pilot, June 9, 1915

Mrs. Lee Rainey died at 7 o’clock last Friday and the body was brought up to Doc Pierce’s morgue to await burial the next day. The body was taken to the cemetery at 10 o’clock Saturday morning, where Rev. J.W. Lewis conducted brief services before interment was made. Mrs. Rainey was living with her husband on Hans Grimm’s farm, down near the river. Besides the husband she leaves a little girl about two years old, also three brothers and three sisters in McFall, Mo., from whence they came last fall.

# 2 - - printed in The Enterprise, June 11, 1915

YOUNG WOMAN DIES

Mrs. Lee Rainey, who has resided on the Hannis Grimm farm for several months, died last Friday, leaving a husband and a 3-year-old daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Rainey have been keeping house for Hannis, and had no relatives in this section of the country. The funeral was held at the cemetery on Saturday, conducted by Rev. Lewis.

The little girl, who is an unusually winsome child, thus left without the tender care of a mother, has completely won the heart of Henry Grimm, who says he will keep her, at least for the present, as he has a housekeeper, and he cannot bear to see the little one separated from her father.

This is a sad case and all who are familiar with the circumstances deeply sympathize with the bereaved ones, and have much to say over the kind treatment accorded the father and child by the Grimm boys.