Aged 45 years and 22 days. Died in Colorado Springs, CO. Buried in the Bugg plot
Son of Andrew J. and Harriet Ann Babcock. Worked for C. M. Smith & Co, then B.A. Lange as salesman for 24 years; then Hall & Ferrick Co. Several years was president of Retail Clerks Union; chairman of Republican City Co. Member Modern Woodmen and Loyal Americans.
Married Miss Mae Bugg on Dec. 4, 1888. Survived by wife, brothers James C. and Charles A., sister Mrs. Susan Graham.
Son of Andrew J. and Harriet Ann Babcock. Worked for C. M. Smith & Co, then B.A. Lange as salesman for 24 years; then Hall & Ferrick Co. Several years was president of Retail Clerks Union; chairman of Republican City Co. Member Modern Woodmen and Loyal Americans.
Married Miss Mae Bugg on Dec. 4, 1888. Survived by wife, brothers James C. and Charles A., sister Mrs. Susan Graham.
Aged 45 years and 22 days. Died in Colorado Springs, CO. Buried in the Bugg plot
Son of Andrew J. and Harriet Ann Babcock. Worked for C. M. Smith & Co, then B.A. Lange as salesman for 24 years; then Hall & Ferrick Co. Several years was president of Retail Clerks Union; chairman of Republican City Co. Member Modern Woodmen and Loyal Americans.
Married Miss Mae Bugg on Dec. 4, 1888. Survived by wife, brothers James C. and Charles A., sister Mrs. Susan Graham.
Son of Andrew J. and Harriet Ann Babcock. Worked for C. M. Smith & Co, then B.A. Lange as salesman for 24 years; then Hall & Ferrick Co. Several years was president of Retail Clerks Union; chairman of Republican City Co. Member Modern Woodmen and Loyal Americans.
Married Miss Mae Bugg on Dec. 4, 1888. Survived by wife, brothers James C. and Charles A., sister Mrs. Susan Graham.
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