CARTHAGE PRESS OBITUARY
MAY 26, 1891
MRS. CLARK'S SUDDEN DEATH
Mrs. M. M. Clark, the well know north side milliner, was taken very suddenly ill at her store last evening about five o'clock of gengestion of the heart and died just an hour later.
After eat her supper she walked back rapidly to the store, and it is thought the extra exertion caused the trouble. She had been subject to these attacks, having had several the past winter, but her sudden death was a great shock not only to the family and her immediate friends, but the entire community. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Miss Lida.
The funeral will be held at the Congregational Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
MAY 26, 1891
MRS. CLARK'S SUDDEN DEATH
Mrs. M. M. Clark, the well know north side milliner, was taken very suddenly ill at her store last evening about five o'clock of gengestion of the heart and died just an hour later.
After eat her supper she walked back rapidly to the store, and it is thought the extra exertion caused the trouble. She had been subject to these attacks, having had several the past winter, but her sudden death was a great shock not only to the family and her immediate friends, but the entire community. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Miss Lida.
The funeral will be held at the Congregational Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
CARTHAGE PRESS OBITUARY
MAY 26, 1891
MRS. CLARK'S SUDDEN DEATH
Mrs. M. M. Clark, the well know north side milliner, was taken very suddenly ill at her store last evening about five o'clock of gengestion of the heart and died just an hour later.
After eat her supper she walked back rapidly to the store, and it is thought the extra exertion caused the trouble. She had been subject to these attacks, having had several the past winter, but her sudden death was a great shock not only to the family and her immediate friends, but the entire community. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Miss Lida.
The funeral will be held at the Congregational Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
MAY 26, 1891
MRS. CLARK'S SUDDEN DEATH
Mrs. M. M. Clark, the well know north side milliner, was taken very suddenly ill at her store last evening about five o'clock of gengestion of the heart and died just an hour later.
After eat her supper she walked back rapidly to the store, and it is thought the extra exertion caused the trouble. She had been subject to these attacks, having had several the past winter, but her sudden death was a great shock not only to the family and her immediate friends, but the entire community. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Miss Lida.
The funeral will be held at the Congregational Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
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