Evening Huronite, huron S.D. Tue. Dec. 3, 1929
The funeral of Charles N. Wagner, 80, a pioneer here, will be held tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be made in the Hein Cemetery, south east of here.
Mr. Wagner, who came here in 1883, from Germany, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Ankrum, southeast of here, Sunday. He was born in Germany and lived here from 1883-1891, when he moved. he returned in 1909. He has made his home here since then.
He is survived by seven children; Henry, Gladbrock, Iowa; John, Sioux City; Robert, Lane; George, Spearfish; Mrs Ella Foster, Waterloo Iowa; Mrs Alma Hall, Reinbeck, Iowa; Mrs Walter Ankrum, Wessington Springs.
The funeral of Charles N. Wagner, 80, a pioneer here, will be held tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be made in the Hein Cemetery, south east of here.
Mr. Wagner, who came here in 1883, from Germany, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Ankrum, southeast of here, Sunday. He was born in Germany and lived here from 1883-1891, when he moved. he returned in 1909. He has made his home here since then.
He is survived by seven children; Henry, Gladbrock, Iowa; John, Sioux City; Robert, Lane; George, Spearfish; Mrs Ella Foster, Waterloo Iowa; Mrs Alma Hall, Reinbeck, Iowa; Mrs Walter Ankrum, Wessington Springs.
Evening Huronite, huron S.D. Tue. Dec. 3, 1929
The funeral of Charles N. Wagner, 80, a pioneer here, will be held tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be made in the Hein Cemetery, south east of here.
Mr. Wagner, who came here in 1883, from Germany, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Ankrum, southeast of here, Sunday. He was born in Germany and lived here from 1883-1891, when he moved. he returned in 1909. He has made his home here since then.
He is survived by seven children; Henry, Gladbrock, Iowa; John, Sioux City; Robert, Lane; George, Spearfish; Mrs Ella Foster, Waterloo Iowa; Mrs Alma Hall, Reinbeck, Iowa; Mrs Walter Ankrum, Wessington Springs.
The funeral of Charles N. Wagner, 80, a pioneer here, will be held tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be made in the Hein Cemetery, south east of here.
Mr. Wagner, who came here in 1883, from Germany, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Ankrum, southeast of here, Sunday. He was born in Germany and lived here from 1883-1891, when he moved. he returned in 1909. He has made his home here since then.
He is survived by seven children; Henry, Gladbrock, Iowa; John, Sioux City; Robert, Lane; George, Spearfish; Mrs Ella Foster, Waterloo Iowa; Mrs Alma Hall, Reinbeck, Iowa; Mrs Walter Ankrum, Wessington Springs.
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