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HAGGARD ]Maiy Alice, 7-year-oid daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Haggard of Lingle j /illu, Texas, but who formerly lived in j the Sierra Grande Valley, died at the.I ♦Bassett sanitarium, where she had! •:ecn taken for treatment, on Friday evening of last week The Haggard.‘amiiv come from Linglevillc on .i visit to the family of J M Moss, a brother of Mrs Haggard, and while ■K*ie the little one was taken ill and .vhiie everything was done possible to aive her death was triumphant The tiruble was stoppage of the bowels.Funeral services were held at the ( hi istian church in Des Moines at !;o0 on Saturday morning and the ; u!y shipped to Lingleville that same morning.The bereaved parents have the sympathy of all in their hour ofbe; pavementfcMr. and Mrs. W. J. Haggard wish to 1 expicss to the people of this section their heartfet appreciation of their kindly deeds and expressions of sympathy during the fatal illness and death f tiieii daughter, Mary -Aice. They feci that they were among friends and chat no people could have been kinder than those of Des Moines.Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Sellers of Coo-idge, Texas, and Mrs. R. P. Guthrie of Brerkenridge, Texas, arrived on Friday to visit W. M. Bryson and family. L«.(h of the ladies are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bryson and known to most of our people.
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Swastika
Des Moines, New Mexico, US
Fri, Aug 22, 1924
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