Bingham Bulletin | 1918-11-01 | Page 3 | Rachel Taylor and Daughter Flora are Burried Together

RACHEL TAYLOR AND OAUGHTER FLORA ARE BURRIED TOGETHER Miss Flora Taylor, the 22 year old daughter of Walter H. Taylor, of Provo 'Bench, died Saturday, of Pneumonia, Pneu-monia, following an attack of the influenza. in-fluenza. -Mrs. Rachel Taylor, mother moth-er of the girl, died of the same disease dis-ease just two days before her daughter, daugh-ter, and on account of the death of her daughter the funeral was postponed post-poned until 2 o'clock Tuesday, when the funeral of both will he held together. to-gether. A number of the other children chil-dren of the family are down with the terrible disease. Mr. Taylor who was formerly of the (Provo Second ward, has the sympathy of the entire VUHIIUUIIII. The funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the cemetery. The cortege will leave Graham and Jones funeral parlors at 1:30 o'clock. '