The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Friday, July 9, 1909
DEATH CALLED
Mrs. Lena Carson Died Yesterday
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Lena Carson wife of John Carson and well known in this city, who were made aware of her serious illness at her home at Springfield, O., yesterday were shocked and greatly saddened this morning when they received the word that the woman had passed away. Two weeks ago the woman and her husband visited the city, and it was while here that she took ill although her condition was not regarded as serious. Tuesday of this week Mrs. Carson became so ill that it was necessary for her to undergo an operation and while it was feared from the start that she could not survive the ordeal, she went cheerfully to the operating table realizing that in that lay her only hope of life. She never fully recovered from the operation, growing weaker until last night the end came. Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter, parents of the deceased who were called to her bedside yesterday, as she breathed her last. The deceased was a sister of Bert Carpenter secretary of the (las company and there is also sister, Mrs. Frank Ware, living at Angola, Indiana. Mrs. Carson has hundreds of friends in Elwood, she having lived here the greater part of her life until three years ago when she and her husband moved to Springfield where he has been in the telephone business. The body will be brought here for burial, arriving in the city at noon tomorrow. The funeral services will be held Saturday. Interment will follow in the city cemetery.
The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Monday, July 12, 1909
CARSON FUNERAL HELD
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Carson whose death occurred at her home at Springfield, O., Thursday night, was held at the home of the parents Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter on South G street yesterday afternoon. There were a large number of the many friends and relatives of the deceased in attendance and the service was one of unusual sadness. Many beautiful floral tributes showed the great love and respect in which the woman was held by her many friends, and many and bitter were the tears that fell during the service and as the casket was lowered into the ground.
DEATH CALLED
Mrs. Lena Carson Died Yesterday
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Lena Carson wife of John Carson and well known in this city, who were made aware of her serious illness at her home at Springfield, O., yesterday were shocked and greatly saddened this morning when they received the word that the woman had passed away. Two weeks ago the woman and her husband visited the city, and it was while here that she took ill although her condition was not regarded as serious. Tuesday of this week Mrs. Carson became so ill that it was necessary for her to undergo an operation and while it was feared from the start that she could not survive the ordeal, she went cheerfully to the operating table realizing that in that lay her only hope of life. She never fully recovered from the operation, growing weaker until last night the end came. Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter, parents of the deceased who were called to her bedside yesterday, as she breathed her last. The deceased was a sister of Bert Carpenter secretary of the (las company and there is also sister, Mrs. Frank Ware, living at Angola, Indiana. Mrs. Carson has hundreds of friends in Elwood, she having lived here the greater part of her life until three years ago when she and her husband moved to Springfield where he has been in the telephone business. The body will be brought here for burial, arriving in the city at noon tomorrow. The funeral services will be held Saturday. Interment will follow in the city cemetery.
The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Monday, July 12, 1909
CARSON FUNERAL HELD
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Carson whose death occurred at her home at Springfield, O., Thursday night, was held at the home of the parents Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter on South G street yesterday afternoon. There were a large number of the many friends and relatives of the deceased in attendance and the service was one of unusual sadness. Many beautiful floral tributes showed the great love and respect in which the woman was held by her many friends, and many and bitter were the tears that fell during the service and as the casket was lowered into the ground.
The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Friday, July 9, 1909
DEATH CALLED
Mrs. Lena Carson Died Yesterday
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Lena Carson wife of John Carson and well known in this city, who were made aware of her serious illness at her home at Springfield, O., yesterday were shocked and greatly saddened this morning when they received the word that the woman had passed away. Two weeks ago the woman and her husband visited the city, and it was while here that she took ill although her condition was not regarded as serious. Tuesday of this week Mrs. Carson became so ill that it was necessary for her to undergo an operation and while it was feared from the start that she could not survive the ordeal, she went cheerfully to the operating table realizing that in that lay her only hope of life. She never fully recovered from the operation, growing weaker until last night the end came. Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter, parents of the deceased who were called to her bedside yesterday, as she breathed her last. The deceased was a sister of Bert Carpenter secretary of the (las company and there is also sister, Mrs. Frank Ware, living at Angola, Indiana. Mrs. Carson has hundreds of friends in Elwood, she having lived here the greater part of her life until three years ago when she and her husband moved to Springfield where he has been in the telephone business. The body will be brought here for burial, arriving in the city at noon tomorrow. The funeral services will be held Saturday. Interment will follow in the city cemetery.
The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Monday, July 12, 1909
CARSON FUNERAL HELD
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Carson whose death occurred at her home at Springfield, O., Thursday night, was held at the home of the parents Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter on South G street yesterday afternoon. There were a large number of the many friends and relatives of the deceased in attendance and the service was one of unusual sadness. Many beautiful floral tributes showed the great love and respect in which the woman was held by her many friends, and many and bitter were the tears that fell during the service and as the casket was lowered into the ground.
DEATH CALLED
Mrs. Lena Carson Died Yesterday
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Lena Carson wife of John Carson and well known in this city, who were made aware of her serious illness at her home at Springfield, O., yesterday were shocked and greatly saddened this morning when they received the word that the woman had passed away. Two weeks ago the woman and her husband visited the city, and it was while here that she took ill although her condition was not regarded as serious. Tuesday of this week Mrs. Carson became so ill that it was necessary for her to undergo an operation and while it was feared from the start that she could not survive the ordeal, she went cheerfully to the operating table realizing that in that lay her only hope of life. She never fully recovered from the operation, growing weaker until last night the end came. Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter, parents of the deceased who were called to her bedside yesterday, as she breathed her last. The deceased was a sister of Bert Carpenter secretary of the (las company and there is also sister, Mrs. Frank Ware, living at Angola, Indiana. Mrs. Carson has hundreds of friends in Elwood, she having lived here the greater part of her life until three years ago when she and her husband moved to Springfield where he has been in the telephone business. The body will be brought here for burial, arriving in the city at noon tomorrow. The funeral services will be held Saturday. Interment will follow in the city cemetery.
The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Monday, July 12, 1909
CARSON FUNERAL HELD
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Carson whose death occurred at her home at Springfield, O., Thursday night, was held at the home of the parents Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter on South G street yesterday afternoon. There were a large number of the many friends and relatives of the deceased in attendance and the service was one of unusual sadness. Many beautiful floral tributes showed the great love and respect in which the woman was held by her many friends, and many and bitter were the tears that fell during the service and as the casket was lowered into the ground.
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