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From the "Inter Mountain Globe" Hulett, Crook, Wyoming; August 31, 1911, page 1
Early Saturday morning occurred the death at Aladdin of the infant girl of Mr. and Mrs. James Chittim. The baby was 7 months old and 3 weeks old. Death was caused by that terrible affliction of childhood, cholera infant. The body of the little one was taken to the he of Mrs. Chittim's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tate, at which place the funeral was held Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. McRae. The little form was laid to rest in the Storm cemetery.
The friends of the grief stricken parents sorrow with them in this sad parting from one so dearly loved.
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From the "Inter Mountain Globe" Hulett, Crook, Wyoming; August 31, 1911, page 1
Early Saturday morning occurred the death at Aladdin of the infant girl of Mr. and Mrs. James Chittim. The baby was 7 months old and 3 weeks old. Death was caused by that terrible affliction of childhood, cholera infant. The body of the little one was taken to the he of Mrs. Chittim's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tate, at which place the funeral was held Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. McRae. The little form was laid to rest in the Storm cemetery.
The friends of the grief stricken parents sorrow with them in this sad parting from one so dearly loved.
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From the "Inter Mountain Globe" Hulett, Crook, Wyoming; August 31, 1911, page 1
Early Saturday morning occurred the death at Aladdin of the infant girl of Mr. and Mrs. James Chittim. The baby was 7 months old and 3 weeks old. Death was caused by that terrible affliction of childhood, cholera infant. The body of the little one was taken to the he of Mrs. Chittim's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tate, at which place the funeral was held Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. McRae. The little form was laid to rest in the Storm cemetery.
The friends of the grief stricken parents sorrow with them in this sad parting from one so dearly loved.
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From the "Inter Mountain Globe" Hulett, Crook, Wyoming; August 31, 1911, page 1
Early Saturday morning occurred the death at Aladdin of the infant girl of Mr. and Mrs. James Chittim. The baby was 7 months old and 3 weeks old. Death was caused by that terrible affliction of childhood, cholera infant. The body of the little one was taken to the he of Mrs. Chittim's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tate, at which place the funeral was held Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. McRae. The little form was laid to rest in the Storm cemetery.
The friends of the grief stricken parents sorrow with them in this sad parting from one so dearly loved.
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