William Forstmeyer died t 3 o'clock Friday morning at St. Mary's hospital. Cause of death was tuberculosis. He was 49 years old Oct. last. He was the son of Martin Forstmeyer who was sheriff of Macon county 34 years ago.
He was employed by the ice company for many years and he was also in demand as a nurse for small pox patients. He nursed every case at the county detention hospital.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. Carmany of Decatur, another sister in California and a brother, Joe Forstmeyer, residence unknown.
Review Friday March 14, 1913
He was employed by the ice company for many years and he was also in demand as a nurse for small pox patients. He nursed every case at the county detention hospital.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. Carmany of Decatur, another sister in California and a brother, Joe Forstmeyer, residence unknown.
Review Friday March 14, 1913
William Forstmeyer died t 3 o'clock Friday morning at St. Mary's hospital. Cause of death was tuberculosis. He was 49 years old Oct. last. He was the son of Martin Forstmeyer who was sheriff of Macon county 34 years ago.
He was employed by the ice company for many years and he was also in demand as a nurse for small pox patients. He nursed every case at the county detention hospital.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. Carmany of Decatur, another sister in California and a brother, Joe Forstmeyer, residence unknown.
Review Friday March 14, 1913
He was employed by the ice company for many years and he was also in demand as a nurse for small pox patients. He nursed every case at the county detention hospital.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. Carmany of Decatur, another sister in California and a brother, Joe Forstmeyer, residence unknown.
Review Friday March 14, 1913
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