The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-22
GRIM REAPER AGAIN.
MRS. SARAH WILSON DIES
SUDDENLY FRIDAY.
One Of the Saddest Deaths that
has Occurred in Coalville.-
Leaves a Heart Broken Hus-
band and Seven Small Child
ren.-Funersl Held Monday.

ren.-Funersl Held Monday.
The rast three weeks have been I'M
fortunate once for Coalyille, or at least
for part Of her inhabitants. During that
time the angel OF death has Visited the
homes Of three families and robbed
them Of dear ones, leaving grief and
sorrow.
In the last two iesues OF our paper We
have recorded two sal deaths, those Of
Mrs. Mary Barber and Richard Cowcil,
This week We chronicle with SORROW the
death Of Mrs Sarah Crovther Wilson,
the beloved wife Of our iownsman Asa
Wilson, who di,dat her home in this
city last Friday afternoon, December
nth.
Mrs Wilson wAssIok buta short time.
She was taken with chill and sink
ing Of bodily feeling on Monday, Dec
nth, and from that time began TO sink,
aud seeumbod to that dreaded disease,
pneumonia. 1t was not until Friday
noon that her husband and those EUR
rounding her, began to realize her true
condition, when they ,elegraphed 20 her
mother in Salt Lake, to her father in
Brigham City and to Diamondyille,
wyo., where Mrs. Lydia Addy retides
| Twelve Of her near relatives were sum
monel besides large number Of Mr..
Wilson's relatives. Everything that
could be was done 10 relieve the safer.
/ ing Of tho lady ard TO save her life, but
human skll VAS OF no avail, and che
passed peacefully away at lie time men.
TONED above. The lady was conseious
up to the very last, and a short time be-
fore she passed away, che called oil her
children around her kissol them and
said she was going TO heaven.
The saddest part Of all IL tina, she
leaves a family Of seven children, the
oldest being 10 years Of age and the
youngest 10 months, besides kind
loving father and true husband to
mourn her loss.
Mfs. Wilson was sincere, dotinl
mother, loved by her family ane
husband, and all who knew her. llcl
loss will be greatly felt by her man,
friends and relatiye-, and the world viii
also feel the lots Of one who has tired Il
do her duty to God and man, She wac
Grim believer iu the Gosp, of lesu'
Christ. and died in the hope Of glori-
ous resurrection
The funeral services were held Oh
} Monday afternoon In the Stake
Tabernacle, the building being well
iilled with relatives aBd friends MIC
went to pay their last respects to then
. departed loved one. Appropriate aud
fitting remarks we're made by Elder j
, Alma Smith, Presidents Alma E.drclge
} and ". ", CuH oithis stake, which
will never be forgotten by both relatives
aud friends a long line Of vehicle fol-
} lowed the remains to the city cemetery.
, where they we're Deposited TO await lh'
call on the resurrection morn.
+, Mrs. Wilson was born at Brigham
, City, Boxeldcr county, Utah. November
, goth, 1868 a short Vine after her h.r'u
, her parents moved to CoalyiIlc where
, the lady Was reared, met her husband
and finally died. She leayesa husband
, seven children, father, mother Eve
o brothers and three sisters to mourn hel
demise, to whom the sympathy of the
entire community Is extended
; GARD oF rHtSK-.
The family, parents, brothers Hhd
siste-s Of the deceased wish to eSien'
the heartfelt thanks to al those who n
f kindly assisted them in their hour o
I trouble.
Logan Journal please copy,
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