FLU CLAIMS A SECOND VICTIM IN CITY TODAY
Influenza claimed its second victim when William Nelson Fischer,
resident of the city for the past two years and ill but a few days,
died at the Holy Family Hospital last evening. He was taken ill at
the Green Bay House where he made his home and removed to the
hospital Thursday evening, dying twenty-four hours later.
Deceased came from Fort Rice, Morten county, North Dakota and
nothing is known of his relatives here. He was about 36 years of
age. The remains have been removed to the William Frazier undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements await word from the relatives.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, January 31, 1920 P.5
Influenza claimed its second victim when William Nelson Fischer,
resident of the city for the past two years and ill but a few days,
died at the Holy Family Hospital last evening. He was taken ill at
the Green Bay House where he made his home and removed to the
hospital Thursday evening, dying twenty-four hours later.
Deceased came from Fort Rice, Morten county, North Dakota and
nothing is known of his relatives here. He was about 36 years of
age. The remains have been removed to the William Frazier undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements await word from the relatives.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, January 31, 1920 P.5
FLU CLAIMS A SECOND VICTIM IN CITY TODAY
Influenza claimed its second victim when William Nelson Fischer,
resident of the city for the past two years and ill but a few days,
died at the Holy Family Hospital last evening. He was taken ill at
the Green Bay House where he made his home and removed to the
hospital Thursday evening, dying twenty-four hours later.
Deceased came from Fort Rice, Morten county, North Dakota and
nothing is known of his relatives here. He was about 36 years of
age. The remains have been removed to the William Frazier undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements await word from the relatives.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, January 31, 1920 P.5
Influenza claimed its second victim when William Nelson Fischer,
resident of the city for the past two years and ill but a few days,
died at the Holy Family Hospital last evening. He was taken ill at
the Green Bay House where he made his home and removed to the
hospital Thursday evening, dying twenty-four hours later.
Deceased came from Fort Rice, Morten county, North Dakota and
nothing is known of his relatives here. He was about 36 years of
age. The remains have been removed to the William Frazier undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements await word from the relatives.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, January 31, 1920 P.5
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