Ella Marie Woodruff, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodruff of
Chicago, died at the home of her parents after a week's illness with typhoid
fever. She was a beautiful child of 3 years and 10 months. The parents brought
the little body to this city on Tuesday afternoon and buried her in the family
lot at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Rev J.C. Dent conducted a bried service at the
grave. - Sandwich Free Press September 15, 1898
Chicago, died at the home of her parents after a week's illness with typhoid
fever. She was a beautiful child of 3 years and 10 months. The parents brought
the little body to this city on Tuesday afternoon and buried her in the family
lot at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Rev J.C. Dent conducted a bried service at the
grave. - Sandwich Free Press September 15, 1898
Ella Marie Woodruff, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodruff of
Chicago, died at the home of her parents after a week's illness with typhoid
fever. She was a beautiful child of 3 years and 10 months. The parents brought
the little body to this city on Tuesday afternoon and buried her in the family
lot at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Rev J.C. Dent conducted a bried service at the
grave. - Sandwich Free Press September 15, 1898
Chicago, died at the home of her parents after a week's illness with typhoid
fever. She was a beautiful child of 3 years and 10 months. The parents brought
the little body to this city on Tuesday afternoon and buried her in the family
lot at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Rev J.C. Dent conducted a bried service at the
grave. - Sandwich Free Press September 15, 1898
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