At 2:30 p.m. yesterday the funeral of the late James Blair took place from the Roman Catholic church in this city.
The deceased has been a resident of Laramie for many years and his entire family reside here. During the past summer the deceased complained a good deal of ill health, and at length it was deemed advisable that he should spend the winter in a milder climate. He accordingly went to Missouri, accompanied by his daughter Maggie, but grew worse instead of better, and expired on Wednesday last, December 23. The remains were brought home on Saturday night by the daughter who had accompanied him.
Excerpts from © Daily Boomerang no. 245 December 28, 1885, page 4
The deceased has been a resident of Laramie for many years and his entire family reside here. During the past summer the deceased complained a good deal of ill health, and at length it was deemed advisable that he should spend the winter in a milder climate. He accordingly went to Missouri, accompanied by his daughter Maggie, but grew worse instead of better, and expired on Wednesday last, December 23. The remains were brought home on Saturday night by the daughter who had accompanied him.
Excerpts from © Daily Boomerang no. 245 December 28, 1885, page 4
At 2:30 p.m. yesterday the funeral of the late James Blair took place from the Roman Catholic church in this city.
The deceased has been a resident of Laramie for many years and his entire family reside here. During the past summer the deceased complained a good deal of ill health, and at length it was deemed advisable that he should spend the winter in a milder climate. He accordingly went to Missouri, accompanied by his daughter Maggie, but grew worse instead of better, and expired on Wednesday last, December 23. The remains were brought home on Saturday night by the daughter who had accompanied him.
Excerpts from © Daily Boomerang no. 245 December 28, 1885, page 4
The deceased has been a resident of Laramie for many years and his entire family reside here. During the past summer the deceased complained a good deal of ill health, and at length it was deemed advisable that he should spend the winter in a milder climate. He accordingly went to Missouri, accompanied by his daughter Maggie, but grew worse instead of better, and expired on Wednesday last, December 23. The remains were brought home on Saturday night by the daughter who had accompanied him.
Excerpts from © Daily Boomerang no. 245 December 28, 1885, page 4
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