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Show H Death Of Mrs. Donnell MOST pitiable is the death of Mrs. June Donnell. Don-nell. So young, so much loved, so neces-B neces-B sary to those she loved and who loved her, HB- there seems to be no explanation of why such an B- one should be called. True she has suffered much; H1 more than once she has gone down into the sha- B dows, but every time has rallied, with hopes re- B stored and this time the promise was that the B , convalescence would go on to perfect health, until H suddenly the light began to fade and finally went H ' She was a Salt Lake girl; many remember her B i first baby words; many are here who watched while H the pretty child expanded into ithe beautiful wo- H man; then she became a radiant bride, then a B' i mother, then a widow; and then she began to WM droop and now the end has come. BB ; The family is bowed in grief and comfortless; B friends are bereft; words of sympathy seems cold B andt harsh to them all. God pity those who mourn, B God rest the weary soul that through so much B suffering has at last found peace. |
