Cartmell—At Mound City on Friday, November 6, of typhoid fever, Pearl, eldest son of John H. Cartmell, in the 15th year of his age.
His remains were taken to the La Cygne cemetery and deposited beside those of his mother who died several years ago. A large circle of friends extend to the bereaved family their warmest sympathy.
The Blue Mound Sun (Blue Mound, Kansas) 12 Nov 1885, p3
His remains were taken to the La Cygne cemetery and deposited beside those of his mother who died several years ago. A large circle of friends extend to the bereaved family their warmest sympathy.
The Blue Mound Sun (Blue Mound, Kansas) 12 Nov 1885, p3
Cartmell—At Mound City on Friday, November 6, of typhoid fever, Pearl, eldest son of John H. Cartmell, in the 15th year of his age.
His remains were taken to the La Cygne cemetery and deposited beside those of his mother who died several years ago. A large circle of friends extend to the bereaved family their warmest sympathy.
The Blue Mound Sun (Blue Mound, Kansas) 12 Nov 1885, p3
His remains were taken to the La Cygne cemetery and deposited beside those of his mother who died several years ago. A large circle of friends extend to the bereaved family their warmest sympathy.
The Blue Mound Sun (Blue Mound, Kansas) 12 Nov 1885, p3
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