Published February 19, 1907 in the Columbus Commercial
Death always brings sadness and sorrow into the home where it occurs, even thought the deceased may have lived to a ripe old age, but the passing away of a darling baby girl brings untold grief to the parents and to those who love them and the little one.
In the death of little Mary, the three year old baby or Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chapman, which occurred unexpectedly Tuesday morning after a brief illness, the parents and all their friends are bowed in silent grief.
The little darling was a sweet baby and all who ever knew her loved her for her brightness and for the sweetness of her disposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman have the sympathy of all of their friends in the great sorrow that now hovers over their home.
Death always brings sadness and sorrow into the home where it occurs, even thought the deceased may have lived to a ripe old age, but the passing away of a darling baby girl brings untold grief to the parents and to those who love them and the little one.
In the death of little Mary, the three year old baby or Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chapman, which occurred unexpectedly Tuesday morning after a brief illness, the parents and all their friends are bowed in silent grief.
The little darling was a sweet baby and all who ever knew her loved her for her brightness and for the sweetness of her disposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman have the sympathy of all of their friends in the great sorrow that now hovers over their home.
Published February 19, 1907 in the Columbus Commercial
Death always brings sadness and sorrow into the home where it occurs, even thought the deceased may have lived to a ripe old age, but the passing away of a darling baby girl brings untold grief to the parents and to those who love them and the little one.
In the death of little Mary, the three year old baby or Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chapman, which occurred unexpectedly Tuesday morning after a brief illness, the parents and all their friends are bowed in silent grief.
The little darling was a sweet baby and all who ever knew her loved her for her brightness and for the sweetness of her disposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman have the sympathy of all of their friends in the great sorrow that now hovers over their home.
Death always brings sadness and sorrow into the home where it occurs, even thought the deceased may have lived to a ripe old age, but the passing away of a darling baby girl brings untold grief to the parents and to those who love them and the little one.
In the death of little Mary, the three year old baby or Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chapman, which occurred unexpectedly Tuesday morning after a brief illness, the parents and all their friends are bowed in silent grief.
The little darling was a sweet baby and all who ever knew her loved her for her brightness and for the sweetness of her disposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman have the sympathy of all of their friends in the great sorrow that now hovers over their home.
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