ANTON WOLF (d. 1917)
ANTON WOLF, OLD RESIDENT, BORN HERE IN 1851, IS DEAD
Anton Wolf, a pioneer resident of the city, died at his home, ??? Marshal
street yesterday afternoon after an illness that dated back nearly a year
but which had confined him to his bed only ten days. Death was caused by
a sudden attack of heart failure.
Mr. Wolf was a native of Manitowoc being born here Aug. 2, 1851, and as a
young man followed the lakes, being second mate under Capt. Sweeney on the
old sidewheeler, Chicago. After retiring from the lakes Mr. Wolf was
employed as engineer at the mills of the C. Schoch Lumber company.
Besides his widow Mr. Wolf is survived by three children, Mrs. Alfred
Jacobson, Arthur Wolf, this city, and George Wolf of Milwaukee. Two brothers,
John and Henry of Milwaukee, and a sister, Mrs. Henry Koch of this city also
survive.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from the home of St. John's
church.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 11, 1917 P.8
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[Anton Wolfe/bur. 01-13-1917/cause: tumor in abdomen]
ANTON WOLF, OLD RESIDENT, BORN HERE IN 1851, IS DEAD
Anton Wolf, a pioneer resident of the city, died at his home, ??? Marshal
street yesterday afternoon after an illness that dated back nearly a year
but which had confined him to his bed only ten days. Death was caused by
a sudden attack of heart failure.
Mr. Wolf was a native of Manitowoc being born here Aug. 2, 1851, and as a
young man followed the lakes, being second mate under Capt. Sweeney on the
old sidewheeler, Chicago. After retiring from the lakes Mr. Wolf was
employed as engineer at the mills of the C. Schoch Lumber company.
Besides his widow Mr. Wolf is survived by three children, Mrs. Alfred
Jacobson, Arthur Wolf, this city, and George Wolf of Milwaukee. Two brothers,
John and Henry of Milwaukee, and a sister, Mrs. Henry Koch of this city also
survive.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from the home of St. John's
church.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 11, 1917 P.8
********
[Anton Wolfe/bur. 01-13-1917/cause: tumor in abdomen]
ANTON WOLF (d. 1917)
ANTON WOLF, OLD RESIDENT, BORN HERE IN 1851, IS DEAD
Anton Wolf, a pioneer resident of the city, died at his home, ??? Marshal
street yesterday afternoon after an illness that dated back nearly a year
but which had confined him to his bed only ten days. Death was caused by
a sudden attack of heart failure.
Mr. Wolf was a native of Manitowoc being born here Aug. 2, 1851, and as a
young man followed the lakes, being second mate under Capt. Sweeney on the
old sidewheeler, Chicago. After retiring from the lakes Mr. Wolf was
employed as engineer at the mills of the C. Schoch Lumber company.
Besides his widow Mr. Wolf is survived by three children, Mrs. Alfred
Jacobson, Arthur Wolf, this city, and George Wolf of Milwaukee. Two brothers,
John and Henry of Milwaukee, and a sister, Mrs. Henry Koch of this city also
survive.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from the home of St. John's
church.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 11, 1917 P.8
********
[Anton Wolfe/bur. 01-13-1917/cause: tumor in abdomen]
ANTON WOLF, OLD RESIDENT, BORN HERE IN 1851, IS DEAD
Anton Wolf, a pioneer resident of the city, died at his home, ??? Marshal
street yesterday afternoon after an illness that dated back nearly a year
but which had confined him to his bed only ten days. Death was caused by
a sudden attack of heart failure.
Mr. Wolf was a native of Manitowoc being born here Aug. 2, 1851, and as a
young man followed the lakes, being second mate under Capt. Sweeney on the
old sidewheeler, Chicago. After retiring from the lakes Mr. Wolf was
employed as engineer at the mills of the C. Schoch Lumber company.
Besides his widow Mr. Wolf is survived by three children, Mrs. Alfred
Jacobson, Arthur Wolf, this city, and George Wolf of Milwaukee. Two brothers,
John and Henry of Milwaukee, and a sister, Mrs. Henry Koch of this city also
survive.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from the home of St. John's
church.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 11, 1917 P.8
********
[Anton Wolfe/bur. 01-13-1917/cause: tumor in abdomen]
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