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Show Infant Baby Is Called By Death Myrna, the- ll'-day-old daughter of Kimbal and Mildred I.arst a, died at the home of her parents Sunday afternoon af-ternoon shortly after two o'clock, death resulting from an attack of bronchial pneumonia and other, complications. com-plications. The baby, through its short life, met adversities in getting a start, and the efforts of the parents, par-ents, the doctors and nurses proved futile to save the life of the little one. The sting of the loss of the'r only child sunk deeply within the hearts of the grief-stricken parents. , j Simple, but impressive funeral ser-1 vices were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The services were private, and only a few of the closest friends of the family were present. Bishop Hyrum Christiansen and Lorin Hill performed the different rites at the home and at the graveside. Beaut'ful floral - offerings, symbolic of love; and esteem, Covered the tiny casket. Surviving are the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kimbal Larsen,: four grandpar-i ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Larsen of Gunnison, and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bawden of Salt Lake; a great-grand-. father; H.' E. Larsen of Gunnison, and a great - grandmother, Mrs. Anna Hodge, Salt Lake C'ty. |
