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Show Sudden Death Smithfiald Woman Galled Un-axpMtadly. Un-axpMtadly. Otkar Notes. SMITI1FIELD, Oct. 12. Funeral services were held Thursday Thurs-day over the remains of Mrs. Benjamin Coleman, who died so suddenly on Tuesday night. She went to bed feeling well, awoke with a coughing spell and ''in four hours was a corpse. Medical skill and. all that loving hands could do was done but to no avail. Mrs. Coleman was but thirty-eight years of age, and was the mother of nine children.. The speakers were Elders Wyatt, of Wells-ville,. Wells-ville,. Samuel Nelson, BishopMiles and Quincy Kimball. Miss Edna Wood, of Soyer, Idaho, is visiting her old home friends. Mr. and Mrs. FrnnkCovey have n very sick child, suffering from spinal meningitcs. Mrs. E. E. Colpin left for Salt Lake Wednesday to attend her uncle's funeral. Ernest C. Smith, a Salt Lake grocery man, is visiting his mother moth-er and friends. Mr. and Mrs. JohnDouglass are rejoicing over the arrival of n baby girl. Lou McCann is somewhat improved, im-proved, though seriously ill yet. Mr. nud Mrs.IlnrveyMiles were out driving when theshnft loosened, loos-ened, the horse became frightened frighten-ed and ran, throwing them out. Mrs. Miles hns two broken ribs. Mrs. Abbie Smith Hendricks is visiting relntives. Mrs. llelen Timmons entertained entertain-ed the Mothers Social and Literary Liter-ary club nt a dainty luncheon on Friday Inst. , The Holy City will be played here Friday night. 4 |
