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DEATH OF ELIZABETH M. BRIOHTMAN.Young Lady Cat Dowo ia Early Life Sunday morslsg—Funeral ThisAfternoon* Elizabeth May Brightman, who had been in poor health for the past two years, died Sunday morning at 8:30, May 3, at the home of her father, Charles H. Brightman, on Base; street. Her death was due to tnbercalosis, and it did not come unexpected. as she had ! been failing for the past few weeks.| Betfeie Brightman was Iwm in Gar-denplain, May 5, 1887, and bad she lived until today she would have been twenty-one years of age. Her parents moved to Fulton in 1894, and the following Bpring her mother died. She was a i young lady of ah amiable disposition and was endeared to all who knew her.She is survived by her father, stepmother, three sisters, Laura, wife of Irvan Gukenberger, Miss Mary E. and Miss Hazel B. and also her grandfather, Nicholas Walsh, all residing in Fulton.The funeral services were held this afternoon at one o’clock at the Methodist church and were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Wilmer Jaggard. Following this the funeral I cortege proceededrto the Gardeaplain cemetery where all that was mortal of a loved one was laid to rest. ,
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Fulton Journal

Fulton, Illinois, US

Tue, May 05, 1908

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