MRS. ALBERT ZIELKE DIES
Mrs. Albert Zielke died Tuesday morning about four o'clock at her home at 808 North 11th street, after an illness of twelve days. Death was caused by the premature birth of a child, January 25. The child lived only four or five hours after it was born.
Mrs. Zielke was the youngest daughter of Joseph Behee, who at one time was the councilman from the 5th ward. She was twenty years of age the second of this month and had been married two years.
Albert Zielke, her husband, was a member of the Twentieth Kansas and served through the late war in Cuba. He was discharged when they reached the United States on account of disability and since his discharge has been unable to do work of any kind.
Mrs. Maggie Nalton of this city is an older sister of the deceased as is Alice Behee. She has four brothers, J. H., A. W., Albert and Frank Behee who will mourn her loss.
The funeral will be held at the Union Brotherhood church on 10th and Ottawa streets at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be made at Mt. Muncie.
From The Leavenworth Times, Thursday Morning, February 7, 1901.
Mrs. Albert Zielke died Tuesday morning about four o'clock at her home at 808 North 11th street, after an illness of twelve days. Death was caused by the premature birth of a child, January 25. The child lived only four or five hours after it was born.
Mrs. Zielke was the youngest daughter of Joseph Behee, who at one time was the councilman from the 5th ward. She was twenty years of age the second of this month and had been married two years.
Albert Zielke, her husband, was a member of the Twentieth Kansas and served through the late war in Cuba. He was discharged when they reached the United States on account of disability and since his discharge has been unable to do work of any kind.
Mrs. Maggie Nalton of this city is an older sister of the deceased as is Alice Behee. She has four brothers, J. H., A. W., Albert and Frank Behee who will mourn her loss.
The funeral will be held at the Union Brotherhood church on 10th and Ottawa streets at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be made at Mt. Muncie.
From The Leavenworth Times, Thursday Morning, February 7, 1901.
MRS. ALBERT ZIELKE DIES
Mrs. Albert Zielke died Tuesday morning about four o'clock at her home at 808 North 11th street, after an illness of twelve days. Death was caused by the premature birth of a child, January 25. The child lived only four or five hours after it was born.
Mrs. Zielke was the youngest daughter of Joseph Behee, who at one time was the councilman from the 5th ward. She was twenty years of age the second of this month and had been married two years.
Albert Zielke, her husband, was a member of the Twentieth Kansas and served through the late war in Cuba. He was discharged when they reached the United States on account of disability and since his discharge has been unable to do work of any kind.
Mrs. Maggie Nalton of this city is an older sister of the deceased as is Alice Behee. She has four brothers, J. H., A. W., Albert and Frank Behee who will mourn her loss.
The funeral will be held at the Union Brotherhood church on 10th and Ottawa streets at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be made at Mt. Muncie.
From The Leavenworth Times, Thursday Morning, February 7, 1901.
Mrs. Albert Zielke died Tuesday morning about four o'clock at her home at 808 North 11th street, after an illness of twelve days. Death was caused by the premature birth of a child, January 25. The child lived only four or five hours after it was born.
Mrs. Zielke was the youngest daughter of Joseph Behee, who at one time was the councilman from the 5th ward. She was twenty years of age the second of this month and had been married two years.
Albert Zielke, her husband, was a member of the Twentieth Kansas and served through the late war in Cuba. He was discharged when they reached the United States on account of disability and since his discharge has been unable to do work of any kind.
Mrs. Maggie Nalton of this city is an older sister of the deceased as is Alice Behee. She has four brothers, J. H., A. W., Albert and Frank Behee who will mourn her loss.
The funeral will be held at the Union Brotherhood church on 10th and Ottawa streets at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be made at Mt. Muncie.
From The Leavenworth Times, Thursday Morning, February 7, 1901.
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