Grand Island (Nebraska) Independent
Monday, 17 February 1902, page 3
Mrs. Sarah Campbell died at Muscatine, Iowa, Saturday evening, Feb. 16th. She was formerly a resident of Grand Island, having her home on West Third street. Mrs. Campbell had been in decline for the past eight months and was a great sufferer.
For many years she was an active and much loved member of the First M.E. church of this city and a great worker in the Ladies Aid Society. A few days before her death she said to a friend who was visiting from Grand Island: "I am just waiting for my summons and tell all my friends that my Saviour is ever beside me. She will be buried on Tuesday, the 18th. She leaves a son and daughter and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Monday, 17 February 1902, page 3
Mrs. Sarah Campbell died at Muscatine, Iowa, Saturday evening, Feb. 16th. She was formerly a resident of Grand Island, having her home on West Third street. Mrs. Campbell had been in decline for the past eight months and was a great sufferer.
For many years she was an active and much loved member of the First M.E. church of this city and a great worker in the Ladies Aid Society. A few days before her death she said to a friend who was visiting from Grand Island: "I am just waiting for my summons and tell all my friends that my Saviour is ever beside me. She will be buried on Tuesday, the 18th. She leaves a son and daughter and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Grand Island (Nebraska) Independent
Monday, 17 February 1902, page 3
Mrs. Sarah Campbell died at Muscatine, Iowa, Saturday evening, Feb. 16th. She was formerly a resident of Grand Island, having her home on West Third street. Mrs. Campbell had been in decline for the past eight months and was a great sufferer.
For many years she was an active and much loved member of the First M.E. church of this city and a great worker in the Ladies Aid Society. A few days before her death she said to a friend who was visiting from Grand Island: "I am just waiting for my summons and tell all my friends that my Saviour is ever beside me. She will be buried on Tuesday, the 18th. She leaves a son and daughter and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Monday, 17 February 1902, page 3
Mrs. Sarah Campbell died at Muscatine, Iowa, Saturday evening, Feb. 16th. She was formerly a resident of Grand Island, having her home on West Third street. Mrs. Campbell had been in decline for the past eight months and was a great sufferer.
For many years she was an active and much loved member of the First M.E. church of this city and a great worker in the Ladies Aid Society. A few days before her death she said to a friend who was visiting from Grand Island: "I am just waiting for my summons and tell all my friends that my Saviour is ever beside me. She will be buried on Tuesday, the 18th. She leaves a son and daughter and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
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