Mountain Echo newspaper, London, KY
> Friday 25 May 1888; Front Page, Column 3
>
> DIED - At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Faris at 2:30
> o'clock last Sunday evening, of a complication of diseases,
> Miss Lula Randall, after a lingering illness of several
> months.
>
> Her funeral service was preached at the Christian Church
> Monday evening, y Rev. J. G. Livingston, after which her
> remains were laid to rest in the public cemetery on the hill
> overlooking London, from the east.
>
> An appropriate obituary of her will appear in our next
> issue.*
>
> Miss Lula was one of the kindest and sweetest girls we ever
> knew and in her death a vacancy is left in the church,
> society and the family that can never be filled.
> Friday 25 May 1888; Front Page, Column 3
>
> DIED - At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Faris at 2:30
> o'clock last Sunday evening, of a complication of diseases,
> Miss Lula Randall, after a lingering illness of several
> months.
>
> Her funeral service was preached at the Christian Church
> Monday evening, y Rev. J. G. Livingston, after which her
> remains were laid to rest in the public cemetery on the hill
> overlooking London, from the east.
>
> An appropriate obituary of her will appear in our next
> issue.*
>
> Miss Lula was one of the kindest and sweetest girls we ever
> knew and in her death a vacancy is left in the church,
> society and the family that can never be filled.
Mountain Echo newspaper, London, KY
> Friday 25 May 1888; Front Page, Column 3
>
> DIED - At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Faris at 2:30
> o'clock last Sunday evening, of a complication of diseases,
> Miss Lula Randall, after a lingering illness of several
> months.
>
> Her funeral service was preached at the Christian Church
> Monday evening, y Rev. J. G. Livingston, after which her
> remains were laid to rest in the public cemetery on the hill
> overlooking London, from the east.
>
> An appropriate obituary of her will appear in our next
> issue.*
>
> Miss Lula was one of the kindest and sweetest girls we ever
> knew and in her death a vacancy is left in the church,
> society and the family that can never be filled.
> Friday 25 May 1888; Front Page, Column 3
>
> DIED - At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Faris at 2:30
> o'clock last Sunday evening, of a complication of diseases,
> Miss Lula Randall, after a lingering illness of several
> months.
>
> Her funeral service was preached at the Christian Church
> Monday evening, y Rev. J. G. Livingston, after which her
> remains were laid to rest in the public cemetery on the hill
> overlooking London, from the east.
>
> An appropriate obituary of her will appear in our next
> issue.*
>
> Miss Lula was one of the kindest and sweetest girls we ever
> knew and in her death a vacancy is left in the church,
> society and the family that can never be filled.
Gravesite Details
d/o W.H. and Mary Randall
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