The Granville Echo
June 3, 1926
August Bonges, prominent farmer of Hennepin died at Spring Valley Hospital on
Friday, May 28, 1926, from the affect of a slight scratch from barbed wire. He was not
sick very long, but suffered intensely.
Mr Bonges was 67 years of age but much younger in appearance and actions. He was
a highly esteemed citizen of the county and was a director of the Granville National Bank. He leaves his widow and a large family to morn their loss. Funeral was held on Monday, with internment in the Hennepin Cemetery.
June 3, 1926
August Bonges, prominent farmer of Hennepin died at Spring Valley Hospital on
Friday, May 28, 1926, from the affect of a slight scratch from barbed wire. He was not
sick very long, but suffered intensely.
Mr Bonges was 67 years of age but much younger in appearance and actions. He was
a highly esteemed citizen of the county and was a director of the Granville National Bank. He leaves his widow and a large family to morn their loss. Funeral was held on Monday, with internment in the Hennepin Cemetery.
The Granville Echo
June 3, 1926
August Bonges, prominent farmer of Hennepin died at Spring Valley Hospital on
Friday, May 28, 1926, from the affect of a slight scratch from barbed wire. He was not
sick very long, but suffered intensely.
Mr Bonges was 67 years of age but much younger in appearance and actions. He was
a highly esteemed citizen of the county and was a director of the Granville National Bank. He leaves his widow and a large family to morn their loss. Funeral was held on Monday, with internment in the Hennepin Cemetery.
June 3, 1926
August Bonges, prominent farmer of Hennepin died at Spring Valley Hospital on
Friday, May 28, 1926, from the affect of a slight scratch from barbed wire. He was not
sick very long, but suffered intensely.
Mr Bonges was 67 years of age but much younger in appearance and actions. He was
a highly esteemed citizen of the county and was a director of the Granville National Bank. He leaves his widow and a large family to morn their loss. Funeral was held on Monday, with internment in the Hennepin Cemetery.
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