In Memory of Caroline Joy French Morton Wife of J Sterling Morton of Arbor Lo
In Memory of Caroline Joy French Morton Wife of J Sterling Morton of Arbor Lo
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J. Sterling Nk)rton, of Nebraska City, Neb. , died yestenlay. Her danger was very brief — so brief, indeed, ihat her son, Mr. Paul Morton, assistant general freight agent of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, though summoned jiromptly, was unable to see her alive. Mrs. Morton possessed that sum of (jualities which distinguisheil her in no small degree. Her character was broad, yet gentle and gracious in the extreme, and in the iierformance of kindly deeds her life was an exem]ilifica-... tion of i)raclical Christianity. The regret for Mrs. Morion's death, which cannot luit be witlely felt in the home circles of Nebraska, will be shared by many well kn. Nvn people in Chicago. — C/iiidi^o 'J'iiiit's, yunc jo.
CAROIJNK JOY MOKION. 47 " REST IN PEACE/' How impressive a sight, to see a mother lowered down in the grave by her four sons, — and how appropriate ! The first ones to receive her care at their liirth, ihe last ones to give lier their care at licr death I Joy, Paul, Mark and Carl — pcKir little Carl — the sons of J.
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J. Sterling Nk)rton, of Nebraska City, Neb. , died yestenlay. Her danger was very brief — so brief, indeed, ihat her son, Mr. Paul Morton, assistant general freight agent of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, though summoned jiromptly, was unable to see her alive. Mrs. Morton possessed that sum of (jualities which distinguisheil her in no small degree. Her character was broad, yet gentle and gracious in the extreme, and in the iierformance of kindly deeds her life was an exem]ilifica-... tion of i)raclical Christianity. The regret for Mrs. Morion's death, which cannot luit be witlely felt in the home circles of Nebraska, will be shared by many well kn. Nvn people in Chicago. — C/iiidi^o 'J'iiiit's, yunc jo.
CAROIJNK JOY MOKION. 47 " REST IN PEACE/' How impressive a sight, to see a mother lowered down in the grave by her four sons, — and how appropriate ! The first ones to receive her care at their liirth, ihe last ones to give lier their care at licr death I Joy, Paul, Mark and Carl — pcKir little Carl — the sons of J.
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