FROM THE CALDWELL NEWS-TRIBUNE NOVEMBER 24, 1916
SUDDEN SUMMONS
Friends of Mrs. J.W. Momberg were shocked to learn of her sudden death early Saturday morning. She walked down town Friday evening to do some necessary shopping, though suffering from a cold which had troubled her for a day or two. Death was due to pulmonary embolism.
Besides her husband she leaves five little children, the oldest eleven, and the youngest three years of age.
SUDDEN SUMMONS
Friends of Mrs. J.W. Momberg were shocked to learn of her sudden death early Saturday morning. She walked down town Friday evening to do some necessary shopping, though suffering from a cold which had troubled her for a day or two. Death was due to pulmonary embolism.
Besides her husband she leaves five little children, the oldest eleven, and the youngest three years of age.
FROM THE CALDWELL NEWS-TRIBUNE NOVEMBER 24, 1916
SUDDEN SUMMONS
Friends of Mrs. J.W. Momberg were shocked to learn of her sudden death early Saturday morning. She walked down town Friday evening to do some necessary shopping, though suffering from a cold which had troubled her for a day or two. Death was due to pulmonary embolism.
Besides her husband she leaves five little children, the oldest eleven, and the youngest three years of age.
SUDDEN SUMMONS
Friends of Mrs. J.W. Momberg were shocked to learn of her sudden death early Saturday morning. She walked down town Friday evening to do some necessary shopping, though suffering from a cold which had troubled her for a day or two. Death was due to pulmonary embolism.
Besides her husband she leaves five little children, the oldest eleven, and the youngest three years of age.
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