NELLIE OLSON
(1850 • 1927)
DEATH TAKES ANOTHER OF CITY PIONEER
Mrs. Nellie Olson, 77, mother of Mrs. H. Dick of this city, passed away at the Dick home on Buffalo street last evening after an illness of seven weeks. Mrs. Olson was the last of the Andrew Olson family, and though her condition was critical, the end came to many friends in the city as a surprise and shock.
Funeral services were not arranged for today and will be made known tomorrow.
Mrs. Olson, who before marriage was Nellie Larson, was born in Valders, Norway and at the age of 5 came to this country with her parents, settling in the northern part of the state. Upon her marriage to Gullick Olson, on May 14, 1878, she came to this city from the home at Eaton and has lived here since.
Mr. Olson passed away more than two years ago and four children remain to mourn the loss of the mother. The children are: Mrs. H. Dick, and three sons, Ole and Anton Olson of this city and Carl Olson of Ludington. One grandchild also survives.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. October 11, 1927 P. 2
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- buried 10-14-1927
- cause: cancer of stomach
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NELLIE OLSON
(1850 • 1927)
DEATH TAKES ANOTHER OF CITY PIONEER
Mrs. Nellie Olson, 77, mother of Mrs. H. Dick of this city, passed away at the Dick home on Buffalo street last evening after an illness of seven weeks. Mrs. Olson was the last of the Andrew Olson family, and though her condition was critical, the end came to many friends in the city as a surprise and shock.
Funeral services were not arranged for today and will be made known tomorrow.
Mrs. Olson, who before marriage was Nellie Larson, was born in Valders, Norway and at the age of 5 came to this country with her parents, settling in the northern part of the state. Upon her marriage to Gullick Olson, on May 14, 1878, she came to this city from the home at Eaton and has lived here since.
Mr. Olson passed away more than two years ago and four children remain to mourn the loss of the mother. The children are: Mrs. H. Dick, and three sons, Ole and Anton Olson of this city and Carl Olson of Ludington. One grandchild also survives.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. October 11, 1927 P. 2
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- buried 10-14-1927
- cause: cancer of stomach
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