Peotone Vedette, Friday, September 23, 1910, pg 1
"Funeral of Mrs. Jorgenson.
The remains of Mrs. Jorgenson were brought to Peotone Sunday morning and funeral services were held at the Jorgenson home in the afternoon at two o'clock.
The reception rooms of the home were filled to overflowing with friends and many others waited outside to pay a last tribute of respect to the deceased. Rev. J. B. Howard conducted the services and music was furnished by the Presbyterian choir. A short service had been held in Chicago conducted by Rev. Woolly, of Moody Institute.
The coffin was banked and covered with ferns and flowers.
About twenty people accompanied the remains from Chicago."
"Funeral of Mrs. Jorgenson.
The remains of Mrs. Jorgenson were brought to Peotone Sunday morning and funeral services were held at the Jorgenson home in the afternoon at two o'clock.
The reception rooms of the home were filled to overflowing with friends and many others waited outside to pay a last tribute of respect to the deceased. Rev. J. B. Howard conducted the services and music was furnished by the Presbyterian choir. A short service had been held in Chicago conducted by Rev. Woolly, of Moody Institute.
The coffin was banked and covered with ferns and flowers.
About twenty people accompanied the remains from Chicago."
Peotone Vedette, Friday, September 23, 1910, pg 1
"Funeral of Mrs. Jorgenson.
The remains of Mrs. Jorgenson were brought to Peotone Sunday morning and funeral services were held at the Jorgenson home in the afternoon at two o'clock.
The reception rooms of the home were filled to overflowing with friends and many others waited outside to pay a last tribute of respect to the deceased. Rev. J. B. Howard conducted the services and music was furnished by the Presbyterian choir. A short service had been held in Chicago conducted by Rev. Woolly, of Moody Institute.
The coffin was banked and covered with ferns and flowers.
About twenty people accompanied the remains from Chicago."
"Funeral of Mrs. Jorgenson.
The remains of Mrs. Jorgenson were brought to Peotone Sunday morning and funeral services were held at the Jorgenson home in the afternoon at two o'clock.
The reception rooms of the home were filled to overflowing with friends and many others waited outside to pay a last tribute of respect to the deceased. Rev. J. B. Howard conducted the services and music was furnished by the Presbyterian choir. A short service had been held in Chicago conducted by Rev. Woolly, of Moody Institute.
The coffin was banked and covered with ferns and flowers.
About twenty people accompanied the remains from Chicago."
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