The Colby Tribune
15 May 1913
Sarah Anna, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cayton, aged one year, died at their home 15 miles south of Colby, last Tuesday, and was buried Wednesday p.m., the funeral was conducted by Rev. Beauchamp, and the services closed at the grave, at Monument, by Mrs. John Cork. A goodly number of the neighbors and friends attended. Mr. Ora Day drove Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, and Mrs. Cooper out in his car. Mrs. C. took a picture of the little babe, the family desiring this as they had none of the little one. The family have the sympathy in this loss of so bright and cherry little one from the home.
15 May 1913
Sarah Anna, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cayton, aged one year, died at their home 15 miles south of Colby, last Tuesday, and was buried Wednesday p.m., the funeral was conducted by Rev. Beauchamp, and the services closed at the grave, at Monument, by Mrs. John Cork. A goodly number of the neighbors and friends attended. Mr. Ora Day drove Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, and Mrs. Cooper out in his car. Mrs. C. took a picture of the little babe, the family desiring this as they had none of the little one. The family have the sympathy in this loss of so bright and cherry little one from the home.
The Colby Tribune
15 May 1913
Sarah Anna, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cayton, aged one year, died at their home 15 miles south of Colby, last Tuesday, and was buried Wednesday p.m., the funeral was conducted by Rev. Beauchamp, and the services closed at the grave, at Monument, by Mrs. John Cork. A goodly number of the neighbors and friends attended. Mr. Ora Day drove Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, and Mrs. Cooper out in his car. Mrs. C. took a picture of the little babe, the family desiring this as they had none of the little one. The family have the sympathy in this loss of so bright and cherry little one from the home.
15 May 1913
Sarah Anna, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cayton, aged one year, died at their home 15 miles south of Colby, last Tuesday, and was buried Wednesday p.m., the funeral was conducted by Rev. Beauchamp, and the services closed at the grave, at Monument, by Mrs. John Cork. A goodly number of the neighbors and friends attended. Mr. Ora Day drove Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, and Mrs. Cooper out in his car. Mrs. C. took a picture of the little babe, the family desiring this as they had none of the little one. The family have the sympathy in this loss of so bright and cherry little one from the home.
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