BOND, Lora
Source: Greencastle Daily Sun 22 January 1890
Three Deaths – the first death in this city in which lagrippe is supposed to have been a cause occurred yesterday afternoon when William Beck, son of Jessie R. Beck, who lives just north of the corporate limits, died from a complication of afflictions, following upon la gripped. The disease developed into pleurisy and ultimately into congestion of the brain. Deceased had been employed in Barnaby’s saw mill; he was 21 years of age. Mr. Beck had been living in this city about 10 years.
Mrs. Emma Scobee, wife of Edward Scobee, died yesterday at the family home near Bainbridge, aged about 38 years.
Lora, the two-year-old daughter of Elza and Emma Bond, died on Monday in Washington Township of diphtheria.
Source: Greencastle Banner, 6 Feb 1890 p 2
Died near Reelsville, Ind Jan 20, 1890, Lora B. little daughter of Elza and Emma Bond, aged 1 year 11 months 24 days. With all her baby lovliness yet upon her, to which was added the beauty of two bright summers, she fell asleep in her grandma’s arms. Good bye, baby! Brief has been your stay but you have no live in vain. The memories of your soft caresses and the touch of your little fingers will ever make more tender and gentle those ho have known and love you best, and will run like a golden thread through all the after life of your bereaved parents. ~~~Transcribed and Typed by kbz