WASHBURN, Wis., Feb. 7. – David K. Evinger, aged 79 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Q. W. Frost in this city yesterday, the cause of his death being a general breaking down caused by old age.
Mr. Evinger was a native of Illinois. He came here with his wife about a year ago but since that time has not been in the best of health. The recent illness has lasted about two months and while the old gentleman seemed to rally at times his advance age was against him and the end finally came yesterday.
The funeral was held from the residence today and the internment took place in the Protestant cemetery.
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, Saturday, 8 Feb. 1908
Mr. Evinger was a native of Illinois. He came here with his wife about a year ago but since that time has not been in the best of health. The recent illness has lasted about two months and while the old gentleman seemed to rally at times his advance age was against him and the end finally came yesterday.
The funeral was held from the residence today and the internment took place in the Protestant cemetery.
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, Saturday, 8 Feb. 1908
WASHBURN, Wis., Feb. 7. – David K. Evinger, aged 79 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Q. W. Frost in this city yesterday, the cause of his death being a general breaking down caused by old age.
Mr. Evinger was a native of Illinois. He came here with his wife about a year ago but since that time has not been in the best of health. The recent illness has lasted about two months and while the old gentleman seemed to rally at times his advance age was against him and the end finally came yesterday.
The funeral was held from the residence today and the internment took place in the Protestant cemetery.
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, Saturday, 8 Feb. 1908
Mr. Evinger was a native of Illinois. He came here with his wife about a year ago but since that time has not been in the best of health. The recent illness has lasted about two months and while the old gentleman seemed to rally at times his advance age was against him and the end finally came yesterday.
The funeral was held from the residence today and the internment took place in the Protestant cemetery.
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, Saturday, 8 Feb. 1908
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