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A Young Wife and Mother Called Away.
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   Mrs. Erma Jones, wife of William J. Jones, residing
   six miles north-west of Columbus Grove, passed away
   on Wednesday evening, March 10th. The husband,
   accompanied by his little son four years of afe,
   returned to the house after doing the chorse, to find
   his wife lying lifeless upon the dining room floor. 
   The wife and infant daughter were the only ones in
   the house when the tragedy occured.  Less than a half
   hour prior to this Mr. Jones saw his wife outside
   sweeping the porch and in the meatime thought her to
   be preparing supper as usual.  Upon entering the
   house and finding the baby crying, and supper only
   begun the young man felt that s  Every attempt was
   made on the part of the bereaved husband to revive
   the young wife; friends were summoned and medical
   assistane rendered but life could not be restored.
   Death came as a terrible shock to her family and
   friends.  Since the birth of her infant daughter four
   months ago, the young mother has seemed to be so
   melancholy and at times so nervous, the cause of such
   being attributed to the fact that her little girl was
   not in perfect health. While the ultimate cause of
   her death is unknown, her family and friends
   attribute it to the result of her worry and nervous
   state momentarily overcoming her. Her facial
   experssion and general physical condition reveal her
   journey to the Better Land to have been peacefully
   undergone.  She was a lady of excellent character and
   disposition, sincerely devoted to her family and
   loved ones, tender hearted and true.





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