The remains of Mrs. Henry Sage arrived from Davenport Iowa, last Friday evening, and Saturday at 11 o'clock the body was laid beside that of her husband in Forest Cemetery. The coffin was open before the final interment of the body, and all who gazed upon the familiar features of the old lady, were struck with the life like appearance of the dead. She lay as if asleep. A vase of flowers with a cross, and a bunch of wheat and sickle, the whole covered with tube roses, came lias and English ivy added another testimonial to love and affection borne the deceased by her afflicted daughter, Mrs Dr. C.C. Sharp, of Davenport.
Circleville Democrat And Watchmen Newspaper Archives March 12, 1880 page 2
Circleville Democrat And Watchmen Newspaper Archives March 12, 1880 page 2
The remains of Mrs. Henry Sage arrived from Davenport Iowa, last Friday evening, and Saturday at 11 o'clock the body was laid beside that of her husband in Forest Cemetery. The coffin was open before the final interment of the body, and all who gazed upon the familiar features of the old lady, were struck with the life like appearance of the dead. She lay as if asleep. A vase of flowers with a cross, and a bunch of wheat and sickle, the whole covered with tube roses, came lias and English ivy added another testimonial to love and affection borne the deceased by her afflicted daughter, Mrs Dr. C.C. Sharp, of Davenport.
Circleville Democrat And Watchmen Newspaper Archives March 12, 1880 page 2
Circleville Democrat And Watchmen Newspaper Archives March 12, 1880 page 2
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