VALPARAISO VISITOR--NOVEMBER 23, 1899
Mrs. Dexter died in our city last Thursday evening after an illness of several weeks. She leaves a husband and two little children to mourn her loss. The saddest of the sad affairs are the children they being orphans in the regular sense of the meaning, their father having died a little over a year ago, and leaving them in the most destitute circumstances. The Visitor has not learned what has been done with these children but hope that some one will be found who will care for them as they are both bright and intelligent.
Mrs. Dexter died in our city last Thursday evening after an illness of several weeks. She leaves a husband and two little children to mourn her loss. The saddest of the sad affairs are the children they being orphans in the regular sense of the meaning, their father having died a little over a year ago, and leaving them in the most destitute circumstances. The Visitor has not learned what has been done with these children but hope that some one will be found who will care for them as they are both bright and intelligent.
VALPARAISO VISITOR--NOVEMBER 23, 1899
Mrs. Dexter died in our city last Thursday evening after an illness of several weeks. She leaves a husband and two little children to mourn her loss. The saddest of the sad affairs are the children they being orphans in the regular sense of the meaning, their father having died a little over a year ago, and leaving them in the most destitute circumstances. The Visitor has not learned what has been done with these children but hope that some one will be found who will care for them as they are both bright and intelligent.
Mrs. Dexter died in our city last Thursday evening after an illness of several weeks. She leaves a husband and two little children to mourn her loss. The saddest of the sad affairs are the children they being orphans in the regular sense of the meaning, their father having died a little over a year ago, and leaving them in the most destitute circumstances. The Visitor has not learned what has been done with these children but hope that some one will be found who will care for them as they are both bright and intelligent.
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