Mrs. Henry Wagner, 69, nee Mary Brost, passed away at St. Joseph's hospital last evening. She had been indisposed since March 10, when she sustained a fractured hip in a fall on an icy sidewalk on her return home from church.
The funeral will be held from the Sacred Heart Catholic church Tuesday morning. She was a member of the Christian Mothers of this church.
Mrs. Wagner was born in Manitowoc county, March 26, 1860, and was married to her surviving husband at School Hill in that county May 27, 1884. They located on a farm one and a half miles south west of Stratford, and resided there 35 years. Eleven years ago they moved to 202 Richfield street in this city.
Surviving her are the following children: Harry Wagner and Mrs. Alfred Werth, North Cedar street, city; Mrs. Fred Thomson, South Central avenue, city; Mrs. Henry Dinse, town of Richfield; Alfred Wagner, Belle Plain, Minn., and Anton Wagner, at home. She also leaves eight grand children.
Marshfield (Wisconsin) News-Herald, Saturday, April 6, 1929
The funeral will be held from the Sacred Heart Catholic church Tuesday morning. She was a member of the Christian Mothers of this church.
Mrs. Wagner was born in Manitowoc county, March 26, 1860, and was married to her surviving husband at School Hill in that county May 27, 1884. They located on a farm one and a half miles south west of Stratford, and resided there 35 years. Eleven years ago they moved to 202 Richfield street in this city.
Surviving her are the following children: Harry Wagner and Mrs. Alfred Werth, North Cedar street, city; Mrs. Fred Thomson, South Central avenue, city; Mrs. Henry Dinse, town of Richfield; Alfred Wagner, Belle Plain, Minn., and Anton Wagner, at home. She also leaves eight grand children.
Marshfield (Wisconsin) News-Herald, Saturday, April 6, 1929
Mrs. Henry Wagner, 69, nee Mary Brost, passed away at St. Joseph's hospital last evening. She had been indisposed since March 10, when she sustained a fractured hip in a fall on an icy sidewalk on her return home from church.
The funeral will be held from the Sacred Heart Catholic church Tuesday morning. She was a member of the Christian Mothers of this church.
Mrs. Wagner was born in Manitowoc county, March 26, 1860, and was married to her surviving husband at School Hill in that county May 27, 1884. They located on a farm one and a half miles south west of Stratford, and resided there 35 years. Eleven years ago they moved to 202 Richfield street in this city.
Surviving her are the following children: Harry Wagner and Mrs. Alfred Werth, North Cedar street, city; Mrs. Fred Thomson, South Central avenue, city; Mrs. Henry Dinse, town of Richfield; Alfred Wagner, Belle Plain, Minn., and Anton Wagner, at home. She also leaves eight grand children.
Marshfield (Wisconsin) News-Herald, Saturday, April 6, 1929
The funeral will be held from the Sacred Heart Catholic church Tuesday morning. She was a member of the Christian Mothers of this church.
Mrs. Wagner was born in Manitowoc county, March 26, 1860, and was married to her surviving husband at School Hill in that county May 27, 1884. They located on a farm one and a half miles south west of Stratford, and resided there 35 years. Eleven years ago they moved to 202 Richfield street in this city.
Surviving her are the following children: Harry Wagner and Mrs. Alfred Werth, North Cedar street, city; Mrs. Fred Thomson, South Central avenue, city; Mrs. Henry Dinse, town of Richfield; Alfred Wagner, Belle Plain, Minn., and Anton Wagner, at home. She also leaves eight grand children.
Marshfield (Wisconsin) News-Herald, Saturday, April 6, 1929
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