Mrs. Edward Sanders Dead. Gunnison Lady Died of Pneumonia---Leaves A Large Family.
Wednesday Last Edward Sanders and family together with the whole community in Gunnison
mourned the loss fo a beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Edward Sanders. She has been ill but
a short time and her sickness developed into pneumonia from which she was overcome at 11
o'clock on the day named above.
She was born February 4, 1860 and married to Mr. Sanders in 1876. She was the daughter of
William and Elizabeth Gribble, and a sister of William H. Gribble who is engaged as a
merchant in that thriving town.
She leaves a husband and nine children the youngest - a girl, is only eleven days old.
The entire community in Gunnison greatly sympathized with the bereaved husband and
family, and realize the loss and deep sorrow that has come to their townsman and his
family.
-Manti Messenger, Jan. 21, 1899, obit transcribed by Rhonda
Wednesday Last Edward Sanders and family together with the whole community in Gunnison
mourned the loss fo a beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Edward Sanders. She has been ill but
a short time and her sickness developed into pneumonia from which she was overcome at 11
o'clock on the day named above.
She was born February 4, 1860 and married to Mr. Sanders in 1876. She was the daughter of
William and Elizabeth Gribble, and a sister of William H. Gribble who is engaged as a
merchant in that thriving town.
She leaves a husband and nine children the youngest - a girl, is only eleven days old.
The entire community in Gunnison greatly sympathized with the bereaved husband and
family, and realize the loss and deep sorrow that has come to their townsman and his
family.
-Manti Messenger, Jan. 21, 1899, obit transcribed by Rhonda
Mrs. Edward Sanders Dead. Gunnison Lady Died of Pneumonia---Leaves A Large Family.
Wednesday Last Edward Sanders and family together with the whole community in Gunnison
mourned the loss fo a beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Edward Sanders. She has been ill but
a short time and her sickness developed into pneumonia from which she was overcome at 11
o'clock on the day named above.
She was born February 4, 1860 and married to Mr. Sanders in 1876. She was the daughter of
William and Elizabeth Gribble, and a sister of William H. Gribble who is engaged as a
merchant in that thriving town.
She leaves a husband and nine children the youngest - a girl, is only eleven days old.
The entire community in Gunnison greatly sympathized with the bereaved husband and
family, and realize the loss and deep sorrow that has come to their townsman and his
family.
-Manti Messenger, Jan. 21, 1899, obit transcribed by Rhonda
Wednesday Last Edward Sanders and family together with the whole community in Gunnison
mourned the loss fo a beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Edward Sanders. She has been ill but
a short time and her sickness developed into pneumonia from which she was overcome at 11
o'clock on the day named above.
She was born February 4, 1860 and married to Mr. Sanders in 1876. She was the daughter of
William and Elizabeth Gribble, and a sister of William H. Gribble who is engaged as a
merchant in that thriving town.
She leaves a husband and nine children the youngest - a girl, is only eleven days old.
The entire community in Gunnison greatly sympathized with the bereaved husband and
family, and realize the loss and deep sorrow that has come to their townsman and his
family.
-Manti Messenger, Jan. 21, 1899, obit transcribed by Rhonda
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