Arthur G. Cripe, 2461 East Main street, died in Macon County hospital Tuesday night at 9 o'clock. His death was due to gall stones.
A.G. Cripe was 49 years of age and had, before coming to Decatur eight years ago, been engaged in farming near Cerro Gordo.
He leaves his wife, Nell Cripe and four children: Jacob, Cecil, Raymond and Ralph Cripe; three brothers, Isaac of Marinette, Wisc., John and James Cripe of Cerro Gordo; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Martin of Iowa and Mrs. Ellen Minick of Cerro Gordo.
Herald May 31, 1923 Thursday
A.G. Cripe was 49 years of age and had, before coming to Decatur eight years ago, been engaged in farming near Cerro Gordo.
He leaves his wife, Nell Cripe and four children: Jacob, Cecil, Raymond and Ralph Cripe; three brothers, Isaac of Marinette, Wisc., John and James Cripe of Cerro Gordo; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Martin of Iowa and Mrs. Ellen Minick of Cerro Gordo.
Herald May 31, 1923 Thursday
Arthur G. Cripe, 2461 East Main street, died in Macon County hospital Tuesday night at 9 o'clock. His death was due to gall stones.
A.G. Cripe was 49 years of age and had, before coming to Decatur eight years ago, been engaged in farming near Cerro Gordo.
He leaves his wife, Nell Cripe and four children: Jacob, Cecil, Raymond and Ralph Cripe; three brothers, Isaac of Marinette, Wisc., John and James Cripe of Cerro Gordo; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Martin of Iowa and Mrs. Ellen Minick of Cerro Gordo.
Herald May 31, 1923 Thursday
A.G. Cripe was 49 years of age and had, before coming to Decatur eight years ago, been engaged in farming near Cerro Gordo.
He leaves his wife, Nell Cripe and four children: Jacob, Cecil, Raymond and Ralph Cripe; three brothers, Isaac of Marinette, Wisc., John and James Cripe of Cerro Gordo; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Martin of Iowa and Mrs. Ellen Minick of Cerro Gordo.
Herald May 31, 1923 Thursday
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