Mrs. Josiah Biddick, 315 Aurora location, died Wednesday morning of hemorrhage, following a severe attack of typhoid fever. Deceased was nearly twenty-six years old, and leaves a husband and four young children. Most of her life had been spent in Ironwood, deceased being a daughter of the late James Wasley. Three sisters and four brothers survive, Mrs. Thos. Jacobson of the Aurora location, Mrs. Ed. Jobe of the Mesaba range, Mrs. Latterneau of Gile, Thomas Wasley of Ironwood, Martin, who is in California, Wm. J. of the Mesaba range, and Joseph Wasley. The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon, services being conducted at the Jessieville M.E. Church by the Rev. Isaac Wilcox. Interment was made at the Riverside cemetery.
Published 8/15/1908 Ironwood News Record
Published 8/15/1908 Ironwood News Record
Mrs. Josiah Biddick, 315 Aurora location, died Wednesday morning of hemorrhage, following a severe attack of typhoid fever. Deceased was nearly twenty-six years old, and leaves a husband and four young children. Most of her life had been spent in Ironwood, deceased being a daughter of the late James Wasley. Three sisters and four brothers survive, Mrs. Thos. Jacobson of the Aurora location, Mrs. Ed. Jobe of the Mesaba range, Mrs. Latterneau of Gile, Thomas Wasley of Ironwood, Martin, who is in California, Wm. J. of the Mesaba range, and Joseph Wasley. The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon, services being conducted at the Jessieville M.E. Church by the Rev. Isaac Wilcox. Interment was made at the Riverside cemetery.
Published 8/15/1908 Ironwood News Record
Published 8/15/1908 Ironwood News Record
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