The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-25
Obituary.

Died Sunday, January 10Th, Mrs.
Charity Donnell, wife of MIR. James
Donnell, of La Grippe.
The illness of the deceased was of
short duration and her last hours
were full of peace and faith.
Before her marriage she was Miss
Charity Campbell and was born at
Baltimore, Md, March 18th, 1929.
She was married in Sandusky county,
Ohio, to JAS. Donnell, March II, 1857.
and came to Kansas in Nov. 1873.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnell came to Ed
wards county at once and she has
lived here % years: six of those years
in kinsley, the rest near Lewis.
Eight years ago Mrs. Donnell lost
her eyesight, and although physically
the world has been shut out of her
life, she has been celebrated among
her friends for the patience, hope and
courage with which she has faced life.
She was he mother of nine children
and four survive her: Mrs. George
ellison, of Lewis, Mr.. John Donnell.
of Lewis, and Messrs. James and
Chester DOnnell, of Kinsley.
While she will be missed by her
children and sister, Miss Campbell,
it is upon the head of her husband
that the sorrow falls most heavily. He
will sadly miss taking care of the wife
SO dear to him in helplessness, and
his heart will miss the companiOnship
and comfort of her presence. All the
consolation that neighbors and child
rem can give will be his, but only the
knowledge of his wife's perfect peace
can be of any onsolation to him.
The funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. at the
COngreg atiOnal church. by Rev. F. p.
Strong. The Knights of Pythias turned
out in d body as tribute of respect
to the family.
The interrment took place in the
Klnsley cemetery.
A most touching tribute was the at
tendance of so many of Mrs DOnnell s
old friends and neighbours from Lewis.
Their tears as they took the last sad
| in which she was held by those among
VIII ON she dwelt for SO many years.
No more storms will beat bout her
pathway; no more trials for her soul.
She has conquered them and gone to
the great happiness that comes t.
those who nobly live the life here on
earth, where she waits in peace in the
| land beyond for the loved ones tC
, follow her.
The family desires to thank friends
and neighbOrs for kindly help during
| sickness and the last rites.
Charles Lee, youngest SOB of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Montgomery, died
Thursday. Jan, II, of membranous,
Group. The little boys Hines was OF
short duration. His little life on earth
only lasted one short year. but the
aching hearts behind miss him sadly
The body was laid to rest in the Trot-
ter cemetery. The parents have she
| sympathy of their many friends in the
hour of their bereavement.
| Mrs. Mary A. Kinds, wife of Arthur
G. Kinds. departed this lie last Fri
day afternoon. Jan. 18th. after shor
illness. The cause of her death was
| pneumonia.
| Mary Foran. eldest daughter q
John and Mary Foran. was born il
Baltimore, Md. Nov. 9th, 1862. Sh,
came to Kansas with her parents il
1879, and her marriage with a. G.
Kinds took place April %. 1881.
| Deceased was n most exemplary
woman. and had the affection and re
spect of all who knew her.
Besides her husband she leaves foul
motheriess children who will miss he
greatly. The sympathy of the com
muDity Is extended IL. the hereavet
family.
] The infant son Of Mr.. anC Mrs. ! a
cob Rapp died Wednesday. All wa,
n ono for tho ljft1a cuffo,op that IL wa,