Lila daughter of Jacob and Charlotte (Holcomb) King.
Lila married Edward Chapple March 29, 1884.
Ionia Sentinel - Thursday, November 11, 1886
The hearts of the people of Belding and the adjoining vicinity were filled with the deepest sadness by the death of Mrs. Lila King Chapple, Sunday a.m., Oct. 31st. She had been suffering for the past two years with that terrible disease, consumption, and her death was not entirely unexpected.
The funeral services were held Wednesday, Rev. D. E. Millard of Belding and Rev. L. Master of Ionia officiating. They were solemn and filled with the deepest sadness. The body was interred at Ionia, the home of the parents' of the deceased.
Mrs. Chapple had grown to womanhood among us, being a faithful pupil in our school and a successful teacher in this portion of the county for many years. She was a woman possessed of rare qualities, of sterling goodness, and genuine goodness of heart. She leaves motherless a sweet child, only two years of age. She was only 23 years of age and the pangs of death were rendered more difficult to bear at that age when life is so full of attractions and joy. But she bore it all with christian resignation, and the closing hours of her life from a scene not soon to be forgotten.
Mr. Chapple and the members of her family, in their deep bereavement, have the sympathy and consolation of a host of friends. - Belding Correspondence Standard
Lila married Edward Chapple March 29, 1884.
Ionia Sentinel - Thursday, November 11, 1886
The hearts of the people of Belding and the adjoining vicinity were filled with the deepest sadness by the death of Mrs. Lila King Chapple, Sunday a.m., Oct. 31st. She had been suffering for the past two years with that terrible disease, consumption, and her death was not entirely unexpected.
The funeral services were held Wednesday, Rev. D. E. Millard of Belding and Rev. L. Master of Ionia officiating. They were solemn and filled with the deepest sadness. The body was interred at Ionia, the home of the parents' of the deceased.
Mrs. Chapple had grown to womanhood among us, being a faithful pupil in our school and a successful teacher in this portion of the county for many years. She was a woman possessed of rare qualities, of sterling goodness, and genuine goodness of heart. She leaves motherless a sweet child, only two years of age. She was only 23 years of age and the pangs of death were rendered more difficult to bear at that age when life is so full of attractions and joy. But she bore it all with christian resignation, and the closing hours of her life from a scene not soon to be forgotten.
Mr. Chapple and the members of her family, in their deep bereavement, have the sympathy and consolation of a host of friends. - Belding Correspondence Standard
Lila daughter of Jacob and Charlotte (Holcomb) King.
Lila married Edward Chapple March 29, 1884.
Ionia Sentinel - Thursday, November 11, 1886
The hearts of the people of Belding and the adjoining vicinity were filled with the deepest sadness by the death of Mrs. Lila King Chapple, Sunday a.m., Oct. 31st. She had been suffering for the past two years with that terrible disease, consumption, and her death was not entirely unexpected.
The funeral services were held Wednesday, Rev. D. E. Millard of Belding and Rev. L. Master of Ionia officiating. They were solemn and filled with the deepest sadness. The body was interred at Ionia, the home of the parents' of the deceased.
Mrs. Chapple had grown to womanhood among us, being a faithful pupil in our school and a successful teacher in this portion of the county for many years. She was a woman possessed of rare qualities, of sterling goodness, and genuine goodness of heart. She leaves motherless a sweet child, only two years of age. She was only 23 years of age and the pangs of death were rendered more difficult to bear at that age when life is so full of attractions and joy. But she bore it all with christian resignation, and the closing hours of her life from a scene not soon to be forgotten.
Mr. Chapple and the members of her family, in their deep bereavement, have the sympathy and consolation of a host of friends. - Belding Correspondence Standard
Lila married Edward Chapple March 29, 1884.
Ionia Sentinel - Thursday, November 11, 1886
The hearts of the people of Belding and the adjoining vicinity were filled with the deepest sadness by the death of Mrs. Lila King Chapple, Sunday a.m., Oct. 31st. She had been suffering for the past two years with that terrible disease, consumption, and her death was not entirely unexpected.
The funeral services were held Wednesday, Rev. D. E. Millard of Belding and Rev. L. Master of Ionia officiating. They were solemn and filled with the deepest sadness. The body was interred at Ionia, the home of the parents' of the deceased.
Mrs. Chapple had grown to womanhood among us, being a faithful pupil in our school and a successful teacher in this portion of the county for many years. She was a woman possessed of rare qualities, of sterling goodness, and genuine goodness of heart. She leaves motherless a sweet child, only two years of age. She was only 23 years of age and the pangs of death were rendered more difficult to bear at that age when life is so full of attractions and joy. But she bore it all with christian resignation, and the closing hours of her life from a scene not soon to be forgotten.
Mr. Chapple and the members of her family, in their deep bereavement, have the sympathy and consolation of a host of friends. - Belding Correspondence Standard
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