Floyd Arrison, son of Ethelbert and Jane Arrison, died at his home, this place, Saturday evening, April 2d, 1887. Deceased was a bright, ambitious boy of fifteen, and had always been regarded as a model youth; cheerful, energetic, and of great help to his parents and relatives, by whom his untimely death will be greatly mourned. He had been suffering from consumption for some time past, but his death was hastened by an attack of measles.
(It is hard that we must spare him, Though we know he is at rest; Snowy wings of angels bore him to his home among the blest.)
Waynesburg Republican 04/07/1887
(It is hard that we must spare him, Though we know he is at rest; Snowy wings of angels bore him to his home among the blest.)
Waynesburg Republican 04/07/1887
Floyd Arrison, son of Ethelbert and Jane Arrison, died at his home, this place, Saturday evening, April 2d, 1887. Deceased was a bright, ambitious boy of fifteen, and had always been regarded as a model youth; cheerful, energetic, and of great help to his parents and relatives, by whom his untimely death will be greatly mourned. He had been suffering from consumption for some time past, but his death was hastened by an attack of measles.
(It is hard that we must spare him, Though we know he is at rest; Snowy wings of angels bore him to his home among the blest.)
Waynesburg Republican 04/07/1887
(It is hard that we must spare him, Though we know he is at rest; Snowy wings of angels bore him to his home among the blest.)
Waynesburg Republican 04/07/1887
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