From the Grant County Herald, March 11, 1925
DROWNED IN LAKE MENDOTA
Harrt Caygill, 28, and James Caygill, 21, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caygill of Dodgeville, drowned in Lake Mendota Sunday while skating. Another brother, Alex 18, escaped from going through the thin ice in which the older brothers plunged, and hurried to shore for aid. the brothers were rescued in ten minutes after immersion but both were dead.
Harry Caygill, married, was a Ridgeway garage man. James was employed at Madison and living there. The younger brother is a Madison bank messenger. The bodies weer taken to Dodgeville for interment.
DROWNED IN LAKE MENDOTA
Harrt Caygill, 28, and James Caygill, 21, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caygill of Dodgeville, drowned in Lake Mendota Sunday while skating. Another brother, Alex 18, escaped from going through the thin ice in which the older brothers plunged, and hurried to shore for aid. the brothers were rescued in ten minutes after immersion but both were dead.
Harry Caygill, married, was a Ridgeway garage man. James was employed at Madison and living there. The younger brother is a Madison bank messenger. The bodies weer taken to Dodgeville for interment.
From the Grant County Herald, March 11, 1925
DROWNED IN LAKE MENDOTA
Harrt Caygill, 28, and James Caygill, 21, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caygill of Dodgeville, drowned in Lake Mendota Sunday while skating. Another brother, Alex 18, escaped from going through the thin ice in which the older brothers plunged, and hurried to shore for aid. the brothers were rescued in ten minutes after immersion but both were dead.
Harry Caygill, married, was a Ridgeway garage man. James was employed at Madison and living there. The younger brother is a Madison bank messenger. The bodies weer taken to Dodgeville for interment.
DROWNED IN LAKE MENDOTA
Harrt Caygill, 28, and James Caygill, 21, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caygill of Dodgeville, drowned in Lake Mendota Sunday while skating. Another brother, Alex 18, escaped from going through the thin ice in which the older brothers plunged, and hurried to shore for aid. the brothers were rescued in ten minutes after immersion but both were dead.
Harry Caygill, married, was a Ridgeway garage man. James was employed at Madison and living there. The younger brother is a Madison bank messenger. The bodies weer taken to Dodgeville for interment.
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