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| Chas. Keating, Jr. Died Of Pneumonia
Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keating Passed Away Yesterday. Charles Sylvester Keating, the three months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Keating, died yesterday afternoon at 3:50 at the family
home in Washington township, three miles northeast of the city. He had
suffered for two weeks, the cause of death being bronchial pneumonia. At
first the child had quite a severe cold, which later developed into the
more serious disease. Funeral of Chas. Keating, Jr. The funeral service of Chas. Keating, Jr. was held Tuesday at
the home of his parents at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. W. R. Sawhill.
Charles Sylvester Keating was born Nov. 16, 1911 and came into this
world like as a flower to the family and one that bloomed only a short
time, having been called from this world on Feb. 18, 1912, and went to
his heavenly home, where he will bloom forever, not as in this world,
bloom for a while, and then fade away, but for ever and ever. He is not
gone that his parents will not see him again, but has gone on before and
is waiting for father, mother and sister to join him in the heavenly
home where all have peace and happiness. He was in good health until
about Jan. 30, when he was taken with a cold and a doctor was called and
the boy seemed to get some better. Feb. 11, he became ill and his
trouble developed into bronchial pneumonia. The best of care was given
him, but in spite of all that the end came. The services were conducted
by Rev. W. R. Sawhill and music furnished by the Pleasant Hill church. The
pall bearers were Ruth Swift, Cecil Caldwell, Myrtle Saville and Jennie Carr.
The remains were laid away to rest in the Elm Grove cemetery. | ||
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