Another death in the family of Mr and Mrs. George Adams, of Magnolia township, was reported yesterday. The patient was little Vina, five years of age, who died at an early hour yesterday morning and was buried in the Luverne cemetery today. Another child in the same family is very low from the same diesease, diphtheria, and at this writing (Monday evening), is scarcely expected to live until morning.
LATER--
Since the above was written information has been received to the effect that Libbie, 12 years of age, the patient referred to above, died this morning. The affliction is a terrible one and awakens the tenderest sympathy.
Magnolia Items
We are glad to report that the diphtheria is not so bad as it was at our last writing. There are no new cases except that of Mrs. Geo. Adams' child. She is improving rapidly, Miss Ida and Ella Kearney are both better.
Little Vina Mead and Lillie (sic) Adams were both buried in the same grave in the Luverne cemetery on Tuesday Feb 9, at four o'clock pm. Owing to the disease being so contagious, friends of the family were not permitted to attest their friendship as they would otherwise have done. Nevertheless, Mr and Mrs Adams have the sympathy of the entire country.
Rock County Weekly Herald
Feb 12, 1886
LATER--
Since the above was written information has been received to the effect that Libbie, 12 years of age, the patient referred to above, died this morning. The affliction is a terrible one and awakens the tenderest sympathy.
Magnolia Items
We are glad to report that the diphtheria is not so bad as it was at our last writing. There are no new cases except that of Mrs. Geo. Adams' child. She is improving rapidly, Miss Ida and Ella Kearney are both better.
Little Vina Mead and Lillie (sic) Adams were both buried in the same grave in the Luverne cemetery on Tuesday Feb 9, at four o'clock pm. Owing to the disease being so contagious, friends of the family were not permitted to attest their friendship as they would otherwise have done. Nevertheless, Mr and Mrs Adams have the sympathy of the entire country.
Rock County Weekly Herald
Feb 12, 1886
Another death in the family of Mr and Mrs. George Adams, of Magnolia township, was reported yesterday. The patient was little Vina, five years of age, who died at an early hour yesterday morning and was buried in the Luverne cemetery today. Another child in the same family is very low from the same diesease, diphtheria, and at this writing (Monday evening), is scarcely expected to live until morning.
LATER--
Since the above was written information has been received to the effect that Libbie, 12 years of age, the patient referred to above, died this morning. The affliction is a terrible one and awakens the tenderest sympathy.
Magnolia Items
We are glad to report that the diphtheria is not so bad as it was at our last writing. There are no new cases except that of Mrs. Geo. Adams' child. She is improving rapidly, Miss Ida and Ella Kearney are both better.
Little Vina Mead and Lillie (sic) Adams were both buried in the same grave in the Luverne cemetery on Tuesday Feb 9, at four o'clock pm. Owing to the disease being so contagious, friends of the family were not permitted to attest their friendship as they would otherwise have done. Nevertheless, Mr and Mrs Adams have the sympathy of the entire country.
Rock County Weekly Herald
Feb 12, 1886
LATER--
Since the above was written information has been received to the effect that Libbie, 12 years of age, the patient referred to above, died this morning. The affliction is a terrible one and awakens the tenderest sympathy.
Magnolia Items
We are glad to report that the diphtheria is not so bad as it was at our last writing. There are no new cases except that of Mrs. Geo. Adams' child. She is improving rapidly, Miss Ida and Ella Kearney are both better.
Little Vina Mead and Lillie (sic) Adams were both buried in the same grave in the Luverne cemetery on Tuesday Feb 9, at four o'clock pm. Owing to the disease being so contagious, friends of the family were not permitted to attest their friendship as they would otherwise have done. Nevertheless, Mr and Mrs Adams have the sympathy of the entire country.
Rock County Weekly Herald
Feb 12, 1886
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