from the Advent Review and Sabbath Herald Jan 10, 1907
Bell.-Died in Battle Creek, Mich., at the home of her daughter, Mrs Eva Bell Giles Nov 14, 1906, Mrs Harriet E. Bell, widow of Prof. G. H. Bell. She had been a Christian from childhood, and a believer in present truth for over thirty years. During most of this time her home was in Battle Creek. She was of a quiet disposition, very kind and thoughtful of others. Though suffering much during her illness of the last two years, no complaints ever arose in her heart, and it was always a comfort to hear her speak of the love and goodness of God. The end came sooner than it was expected, but she was ready.
George C. Tenney
Bell.-Died in Battle Creek, Mich., at the home of her daughter, Mrs Eva Bell Giles Nov 14, 1906, Mrs Harriet E. Bell, widow of Prof. G. H. Bell. She had been a Christian from childhood, and a believer in present truth for over thirty years. During most of this time her home was in Battle Creek. She was of a quiet disposition, very kind and thoughtful of others. Though suffering much during her illness of the last two years, no complaints ever arose in her heart, and it was always a comfort to hear her speak of the love and goodness of God. The end came sooner than it was expected, but she was ready.
George C. Tenney
from the Advent Review and Sabbath Herald Jan 10, 1907
Bell.-Died in Battle Creek, Mich., at the home of her daughter, Mrs Eva Bell Giles Nov 14, 1906, Mrs Harriet E. Bell, widow of Prof. G. H. Bell. She had been a Christian from childhood, and a believer in present truth for over thirty years. During most of this time her home was in Battle Creek. She was of a quiet disposition, very kind and thoughtful of others. Though suffering much during her illness of the last two years, no complaints ever arose in her heart, and it was always a comfort to hear her speak of the love and goodness of God. The end came sooner than it was expected, but she was ready.
George C. Tenney
Bell.-Died in Battle Creek, Mich., at the home of her daughter, Mrs Eva Bell Giles Nov 14, 1906, Mrs Harriet E. Bell, widow of Prof. G. H. Bell. She had been a Christian from childhood, and a believer in present truth for over thirty years. During most of this time her home was in Battle Creek. She was of a quiet disposition, very kind and thoughtful of others. Though suffering much during her illness of the last two years, no complaints ever arose in her heart, and it was always a comfort to hear her speak of the love and goodness of God. The end came sooner than it was expected, but she was ready.
George C. Tenney
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