Son of Dr. Joseph M. Hoxie and Maria Cecilia Rust. Husband of Henrietta Marie Graham Hoxie.
HOXIE
Joseph Hoxie was born in Republic County, Kansas, March 16, 1873 and died at Beatrice, Nebr. at the Mennonite Hospital, May 27, 1942.
He spent his boyhood and young manhood in Republic, Kans., where he endured the hardships common to pioneer children. He learned the plasterer's trade and followed it the greater part of his life. He was a great lover of Nature and, for recreation, liked to fish and hunt.
He moved to Hollenberg, Kans. in 1910 where he was united in marriage to Henreita M. Hoxie, his wife, who preceded him in death at their home in Hollenberg, also preceeding him in death are his father and mother, four brothers and two sisters. Those that are left to mourn his loss are: Frank Hoxie of Imogene, Iowa; Mrs. Marvel Henderson of Hollenberg, Mrs. Elva Killean of Omaha, and a number of others neices and nephews and friends.
He was a patient sufferer and a kind friend to all. He will be greatly missed by his many friends.
The body was taken to the Harry Henderson residence in Hollenberg by the Hill-George Funeral directors. Short services were held at the home preceeding the 2 o'clock funeral services at the Baptist church with the Rev. --- of Steele City officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Wilson at the piano and Mrs. Hagerman and Mrs. Frank Mahlman vocalists. Burial was made in the Hollenberg city cemetery.
HOXIE
Joseph Hoxie was born in Republic County, Kansas, March 16, 1873 and died at Beatrice, Nebr. at the Mennonite Hospital, May 27, 1942.
He spent his boyhood and young manhood in Republic, Kans., where he endured the hardships common to pioneer children. He learned the plasterer's trade and followed it the greater part of his life. He was a great lover of Nature and, for recreation, liked to fish and hunt.
He moved to Hollenberg, Kans. in 1910 where he was united in marriage to Henreita M. Hoxie, his wife, who preceded him in death at their home in Hollenberg, also preceeding him in death are his father and mother, four brothers and two sisters. Those that are left to mourn his loss are: Frank Hoxie of Imogene, Iowa; Mrs. Marvel Henderson of Hollenberg, Mrs. Elva Killean of Omaha, and a number of others neices and nephews and friends.
He was a patient sufferer and a kind friend to all. He will be greatly missed by his many friends.
The body was taken to the Harry Henderson residence in Hollenberg by the Hill-George Funeral directors. Short services were held at the home preceeding the 2 o'clock funeral services at the Baptist church with the Rev. --- of Steele City officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Wilson at the piano and Mrs. Hagerman and Mrs. Frank Mahlman vocalists. Burial was made in the Hollenberg city cemetery.
Son of Dr. Joseph M. Hoxie and Maria Cecilia Rust. Husband of Henrietta Marie Graham Hoxie.
HOXIE
Joseph Hoxie was born in Republic County, Kansas, March 16, 1873 and died at Beatrice, Nebr. at the Mennonite Hospital, May 27, 1942.
He spent his boyhood and young manhood in Republic, Kans., where he endured the hardships common to pioneer children. He learned the plasterer's trade and followed it the greater part of his life. He was a great lover of Nature and, for recreation, liked to fish and hunt.
He moved to Hollenberg, Kans. in 1910 where he was united in marriage to Henreita M. Hoxie, his wife, who preceded him in death at their home in Hollenberg, also preceeding him in death are his father and mother, four brothers and two sisters. Those that are left to mourn his loss are: Frank Hoxie of Imogene, Iowa; Mrs. Marvel Henderson of Hollenberg, Mrs. Elva Killean of Omaha, and a number of others neices and nephews and friends.
He was a patient sufferer and a kind friend to all. He will be greatly missed by his many friends.
The body was taken to the Harry Henderson residence in Hollenberg by the Hill-George Funeral directors. Short services were held at the home preceeding the 2 o'clock funeral services at the Baptist church with the Rev. --- of Steele City officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Wilson at the piano and Mrs. Hagerman and Mrs. Frank Mahlman vocalists. Burial was made in the Hollenberg city cemetery.
HOXIE
Joseph Hoxie was born in Republic County, Kansas, March 16, 1873 and died at Beatrice, Nebr. at the Mennonite Hospital, May 27, 1942.
He spent his boyhood and young manhood in Republic, Kans., where he endured the hardships common to pioneer children. He learned the plasterer's trade and followed it the greater part of his life. He was a great lover of Nature and, for recreation, liked to fish and hunt.
He moved to Hollenberg, Kans. in 1910 where he was united in marriage to Henreita M. Hoxie, his wife, who preceded him in death at their home in Hollenberg, also preceeding him in death are his father and mother, four brothers and two sisters. Those that are left to mourn his loss are: Frank Hoxie of Imogene, Iowa; Mrs. Marvel Henderson of Hollenberg, Mrs. Elva Killean of Omaha, and a number of others neices and nephews and friends.
He was a patient sufferer and a kind friend to all. He will be greatly missed by his many friends.
The body was taken to the Harry Henderson residence in Hollenberg by the Hill-George Funeral directors. Short services were held at the home preceeding the 2 o'clock funeral services at the Baptist church with the Rev. --- of Steele City officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Wilson at the piano and Mrs. Hagerman and Mrs. Frank Mahlman vocalists. Burial was made in the Hollenberg city cemetery.
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