From Marble Falls Messenger, 22 Nov 1900:
...She was taken ill only last Saturday and died on the following Monday of blood poison. Lela was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cone. ...She would have reached the age of 13 years on the 10th day of next March had she lived. ...know that she is not dead, but resting in the arms of her maker, where trouble and sorrow are not known; then weep not, kind friends, but strive ere long to join her on the heavenly shore.
...She was taken ill only last Saturday and died on the following Monday of blood poison. Lela was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cone. ...She would have reached the age of 13 years on the 10th day of next March had she lived. ...know that she is not dead, but resting in the arms of her maker, where trouble and sorrow are not known; then weep not, kind friends, but strive ere long to join her on the heavenly shore.
From Marble Falls Messenger, 22 Nov 1900:
...She was taken ill only last Saturday and died on the following Monday of blood poison. Lela was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cone. ...She would have reached the age of 13 years on the 10th day of next March had she lived. ...know that she is not dead, but resting in the arms of her maker, where trouble and sorrow are not known; then weep not, kind friends, but strive ere long to join her on the heavenly shore.
...She was taken ill only last Saturday and died on the following Monday of blood poison. Lela was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cone. ...She would have reached the age of 13 years on the 10th day of next March had she lived. ...know that she is not dead, but resting in the arms of her maker, where trouble and sorrow are not known; then weep not, kind friends, but strive ere long to join her on the heavenly shore.
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