The community was shocked Tuesday to learn of the death of Mary Mullin, the 13 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Mullin. The deceased had attended school the week previous, and was apparently in her usual good health until Saturday before her death. From the beginning of her sickness the decline was rapid, however, and although there was no apparent disease nothing could be done to save the child, and she sank steadily until Death claimed her for his own.
The remains were conveyed Wednesday evening to Cheyenne, where funeral services were held in the Catholic church and interment made.
This is the second child that has been taken from this home within a short time past, and the sincere sympathy of the community goes out to the bereft parents and friends.
© Wheatland World no. 17 February 14, 1896, page 2
The remains were conveyed Wednesday evening to Cheyenne, where funeral services were held in the Catholic church and interment made.
This is the second child that has been taken from this home within a short time past, and the sincere sympathy of the community goes out to the bereft parents and friends.
© Wheatland World no. 17 February 14, 1896, page 2
The community was shocked Tuesday to learn of the death of Mary Mullin, the 13 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Mullin. The deceased had attended school the week previous, and was apparently in her usual good health until Saturday before her death. From the beginning of her sickness the decline was rapid, however, and although there was no apparent disease nothing could be done to save the child, and she sank steadily until Death claimed her for his own.
The remains were conveyed Wednesday evening to Cheyenne, where funeral services were held in the Catholic church and interment made.
This is the second child that has been taken from this home within a short time past, and the sincere sympathy of the community goes out to the bereft parents and friends.
© Wheatland World no. 17 February 14, 1896, page 2
The remains were conveyed Wednesday evening to Cheyenne, where funeral services were held in the Catholic church and interment made.
This is the second child that has been taken from this home within a short time past, and the sincere sympathy of the community goes out to the bereft parents and friends.
© Wheatland World no. 17 February 14, 1896, page 2
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