Bingham Bulletin | 1918-10-04 | Page 1 | Donald Byram Passed Away

DOfiALD BYRAM PASSED AWAY Donald, the three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. 6. I Byran. died last Sunday morning in Salt ILake, where he had been taken the previous Wednesday Wed-nesday for an operation. The operation opera-tion was performed Saturday and lie never regained consciousness. He had not been well since July when he drank some lye. At the time he was in a serious condition and his life was despaired of, but he made a grave fight and rallied and after several weeks It appeared that he would overcome the effects as everything every-thing possible was done to free his system from the poison. He kept up his spirit and aside from the fact that he continued to lose flesh his condition condi-tion setmed hopeful. Last week one of the lungs closed up and it became necessary to have an operation performed per-formed and this proved fatal. He was a splendid little fellow, bright a nd Rmart, and the stricken family have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement. The funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from ODonnrll's chapel in Salt Lake by iBishop George Arbuckle.