Son of S. and Belle Rinehart
∼For the Democrat.
Died of inflamation of the bowels in Knox County, Mo., on Monday the 20th inst., little Harry John Farr, infant son of Steven C. and Mary J. Rinehart, aged three months and twelve days. Its stay with us was short and its suffering great. Its funeral was preached in the C. P. church by the writer, after which its little body was laid in the new church yard, beside its little cousin. Fair fleeting comfort of an hour, how soon we'er called to part. — JOHN WINN.
The Knox County Democrat, Edina, Missouri, 23 Sep 1875, Thu; Page 3, Column 1
∼For the Democrat.
Died of inflamation of the bowels in Knox County, Mo., on Monday the 20th inst., little Harry John Farr, infant son of Steven C. and Mary J. Rinehart, aged three months and twelve days. Its stay with us was short and its suffering great. Its funeral was preached in the C. P. church by the writer, after which its little body was laid in the new church yard, beside its little cousin. Fair fleeting comfort of an hour, how soon we'er called to part. — JOHN WINN.
The Knox County Democrat, Edina, Missouri, 23 Sep 1875, Thu; Page 3, Column 1
Son of S. and Belle Rinehart
∼For the Democrat.
Died of inflamation of the bowels in Knox County, Mo., on Monday the 20th inst., little Harry John Farr, infant son of Steven C. and Mary J. Rinehart, aged three months and twelve days. Its stay with us was short and its suffering great. Its funeral was preached in the C. P. church by the writer, after which its little body was laid in the new church yard, beside its little cousin. Fair fleeting comfort of an hour, how soon we'er called to part. — JOHN WINN.
The Knox County Democrat, Edina, Missouri, 23 Sep 1875, Thu; Page 3, Column 1
∼For the Democrat.
Died of inflamation of the bowels in Knox County, Mo., on Monday the 20th inst., little Harry John Farr, infant son of Steven C. and Mary J. Rinehart, aged three months and twelve days. Its stay with us was short and its suffering great. Its funeral was preached in the C. P. church by the writer, after which its little body was laid in the new church yard, beside its little cousin. Fair fleeting comfort of an hour, how soon we'er called to part. — JOHN WINN.
The Knox County Democrat, Edina, Missouri, 23 Sep 1875, Thu; Page 3, Column 1
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