DEATH OF A BOY
The Little son of Thomas Morgan
of Webster dead.
Special to the News
Webster, August 31. The last sad rites over the body of the little son of Thomas A. Morgan were performed about noon last Sunday at the Webster M. E. church. The pastor conducted the services. Rev E. C. Cheris of the congregational church assisting. Ruth Ealy, Lola Goeldner, Hazel Lonner and Marjorie Montz were the pallbearers.
The church and the church yard were filled with acquaintances and sympathizing friends of the sorrowing family. The services ended, interment was made at Sorden cemetery. Thomas A. Morgan, The youngest son of T. A. Morgan was born at Webster, Iowa, April 21st, 1903. He
passed to his eternal home on the morning of July 30th,1904. A victim of pneumonia.
Besides the father and mother five children remains. Clarence, Ada, Blanche, Grace and Helen. Little Thomas was a bright, cheerful, playful child. He had bestowed upon him the free affection and willing attention of the whole family. Like a tender flower the precious sufferer has been lifted up and implanted in the garden of God. There
is no pain, no struggling, no temptation, no death will hinder the unfolding of his pure spirit or prevent the blossoming of his powers.
The whole community sympathize with the Morgan family in their sorrow.
Keokuk County News
August 4, 1904
Typed by Lyman Morrison, 1994.
The Little son of Thomas Morgan
of Webster dead.
Special to the News
Webster, August 31. The last sad rites over the body of the little son of Thomas A. Morgan were performed about noon last Sunday at the Webster M. E. church. The pastor conducted the services. Rev E. C. Cheris of the congregational church assisting. Ruth Ealy, Lola Goeldner, Hazel Lonner and Marjorie Montz were the pallbearers.
The church and the church yard were filled with acquaintances and sympathizing friends of the sorrowing family. The services ended, interment was made at Sorden cemetery. Thomas A. Morgan, The youngest son of T. A. Morgan was born at Webster, Iowa, April 21st, 1903. He
passed to his eternal home on the morning of July 30th,1904. A victim of pneumonia.
Besides the father and mother five children remains. Clarence, Ada, Blanche, Grace and Helen. Little Thomas was a bright, cheerful, playful child. He had bestowed upon him the free affection and willing attention of the whole family. Like a tender flower the precious sufferer has been lifted up and implanted in the garden of God. There
is no pain, no struggling, no temptation, no death will hinder the unfolding of his pure spirit or prevent the blossoming of his powers.
The whole community sympathize with the Morgan family in their sorrow.
Keokuk County News
August 4, 1904
Typed by Lyman Morrison, 1994.
DEATH OF A BOY
The Little son of Thomas Morgan
of Webster dead.
Special to the News
Webster, August 31. The last sad rites over the body of the little son of Thomas A. Morgan were performed about noon last Sunday at the Webster M. E. church. The pastor conducted the services. Rev E. C. Cheris of the congregational church assisting. Ruth Ealy, Lola Goeldner, Hazel Lonner and Marjorie Montz were the pallbearers.
The church and the church yard were filled with acquaintances and sympathizing friends of the sorrowing family. The services ended, interment was made at Sorden cemetery. Thomas A. Morgan, The youngest son of T. A. Morgan was born at Webster, Iowa, April 21st, 1903. He
passed to his eternal home on the morning of July 30th,1904. A victim of pneumonia.
Besides the father and mother five children remains. Clarence, Ada, Blanche, Grace and Helen. Little Thomas was a bright, cheerful, playful child. He had bestowed upon him the free affection and willing attention of the whole family. Like a tender flower the precious sufferer has been lifted up and implanted in the garden of God. There
is no pain, no struggling, no temptation, no death will hinder the unfolding of his pure spirit or prevent the blossoming of his powers.
The whole community sympathize with the Morgan family in their sorrow.
Keokuk County News
August 4, 1904
Typed by Lyman Morrison, 1994.
The Little son of Thomas Morgan
of Webster dead.
Special to the News
Webster, August 31. The last sad rites over the body of the little son of Thomas A. Morgan were performed about noon last Sunday at the Webster M. E. church. The pastor conducted the services. Rev E. C. Cheris of the congregational church assisting. Ruth Ealy, Lola Goeldner, Hazel Lonner and Marjorie Montz were the pallbearers.
The church and the church yard were filled with acquaintances and sympathizing friends of the sorrowing family. The services ended, interment was made at Sorden cemetery. Thomas A. Morgan, The youngest son of T. A. Morgan was born at Webster, Iowa, April 21st, 1903. He
passed to his eternal home on the morning of July 30th,1904. A victim of pneumonia.
Besides the father and mother five children remains. Clarence, Ada, Blanche, Grace and Helen. Little Thomas was a bright, cheerful, playful child. He had bestowed upon him the free affection and willing attention of the whole family. Like a tender flower the precious sufferer has been lifted up and implanted in the garden of God. There
is no pain, no struggling, no temptation, no death will hinder the unfolding of his pure spirit or prevent the blossoming of his powers.
The whole community sympathize with the Morgan family in their sorrow.
Keokuk County News
August 4, 1904
Typed by Lyman Morrison, 1994.
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