School Hill – Wm. Goetschow (sic) died at the home of his parents in School Hill, of influenza, last Thursday and was buried in the Louis Corners cemetery Saturday, Rev. Witte officiating.
He was twenty-six years of age. About a year ago he was married to Ida Ohse after which they resided in Colby until June of this year, when they returned to his parents’ farm.
He is survived by his wife and two weeks old baby, his parents, two sisters, and five brothers, one of whom, Frank, is in the service in France.
The entire family was ill at the time of his death but is now convalescing.
They have the sympathy of their many friends and neighbors in their trouble.
Tri-County Record – November 7, 1918
He was twenty-six years of age. About a year ago he was married to Ida Ohse after which they resided in Colby until June of this year, when they returned to his parents’ farm.
He is survived by his wife and two weeks old baby, his parents, two sisters, and five brothers, one of whom, Frank, is in the service in France.
The entire family was ill at the time of his death but is now convalescing.
They have the sympathy of their many friends and neighbors in their trouble.
Tri-County Record – November 7, 1918
School Hill – Wm. Goetschow (sic) died at the home of his parents in School Hill, of influenza, last Thursday and was buried in the Louis Corners cemetery Saturday, Rev. Witte officiating.
He was twenty-six years of age. About a year ago he was married to Ida Ohse after which they resided in Colby until June of this year, when they returned to his parents’ farm.
He is survived by his wife and two weeks old baby, his parents, two sisters, and five brothers, one of whom, Frank, is in the service in France.
The entire family was ill at the time of his death but is now convalescing.
They have the sympathy of their many friends and neighbors in their trouble.
Tri-County Record – November 7, 1918
He was twenty-six years of age. About a year ago he was married to Ida Ohse after which they resided in Colby until June of this year, when they returned to his parents’ farm.
He is survived by his wife and two weeks old baby, his parents, two sisters, and five brothers, one of whom, Frank, is in the service in France.
The entire family was ill at the time of his death but is now convalescing.
They have the sympathy of their many friends and neighbors in their trouble.
Tri-County Record – November 7, 1918
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