American Fork Citizen | 1915-02-20 | Page 1 | Little One Buried Tuesday

' u Little Ono Buried Tuesday Karl, tho little nlne-nioiiths-old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. MIsenor, of Logan, Lo-gan, died Sunday morning of a severe attack of whooping cough, nnd was brought to tho parents' old homo for burial. Tho funoral took placo on Tuesday afternoon at ono o'clock, from tho home, of Mr. and Mrs. Samuol Greenwood, Green-wood, Hlshop Smith presiding. John Davis and James H. Clarke were the speakers; and Mrs. Ron Hallldny rendered ren-dered two beautiful solos. Tho out of town friends and relatives rela-tives who camo for the services were: Mr. F. I). Casslty and daughter, Mrs Alex Lowe, of Provo, anil Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of Snlt Uko City. "Llttlo hearts forever stainless, Uttlo hands so puro as they; Little feet by angels guided Never a forbidden way. They uro going, over going; Lonving many a lonely Bpot; Hut 'Ub Jesus who Iuib called them I SufTor and forbid them not'."