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Show GRIM REAPER CALLS 11 1 fill Pernicious Enemia of Some Years1 Standing Responsible for Death of Mrs. Jo . L. Bess. This morning at three o'clock Mrs. Agnei Webster BeSS, wife of Joseph I L. Hess of this city, passed to the I great beyond, leaving a husband and ir small sons, as well as n large Circle of other relatives and friends to I mourn her departure. Mrs. Bess's ill tlth dates back a number of years and was due to pernicious enemia. A premature birth of a child, which took place a few days ago, hastened her demise, but was not the principal factor. fac-tor. Mrs. Bess was a young woman, scarcely in her prime, and was a quiet, unostentatious industrious woman. lr. Macfarlane was called into the case a few days ago, and did everything every-thing possible for her during her last illness, but her condition was hopeless, and death finally relieved her of her llfTering as above stated. Mrs. Bess was the daughter of Francis and Amelia Webster, both her parents having preceded her to the other : Ids "f tl.e Veil, Bbe lias two own brothers and two sisters, besides several half-brothers and sisters living. liv-ing. The funeral services will be held at the Tabernacle Sunday at 1 p. m. |
