The Kendrick Gazette
Friday, March 4, 1904
Mrs. Myrtle Kellog.
Our townsman W. R. Trnll (as written) was called Monday to attend the funeral of his granddaughter Mrs. Myrtle Kellog held at Spalding Wednesday at four p.m. Mrs. Kellog was a daughter of Mrs. Laura Fleming and had been married but a few months. While visiting her mother last Monday she was taken with severe vomiting and after the first attack never regained consciousness living but nine hours. A young wife, but 18 years of age her death is a heavy loss to the husband and other relatives.
Friday, March 4, 1904
Mrs. Myrtle Kellog.
Our townsman W. R. Trnll (as written) was called Monday to attend the funeral of his granddaughter Mrs. Myrtle Kellog held at Spalding Wednesday at four p.m. Mrs. Kellog was a daughter of Mrs. Laura Fleming and had been married but a few months. While visiting her mother last Monday she was taken with severe vomiting and after the first attack never regained consciousness living but nine hours. A young wife, but 18 years of age her death is a heavy loss to the husband and other relatives.
The Kendrick Gazette
Friday, March 4, 1904
Mrs. Myrtle Kellog.
Our townsman W. R. Trnll (as written) was called Monday to attend the funeral of his granddaughter Mrs. Myrtle Kellog held at Spalding Wednesday at four p.m. Mrs. Kellog was a daughter of Mrs. Laura Fleming and had been married but a few months. While visiting her mother last Monday she was taken with severe vomiting and after the first attack never regained consciousness living but nine hours. A young wife, but 18 years of age her death is a heavy loss to the husband and other relatives.
Friday, March 4, 1904
Mrs. Myrtle Kellog.
Our townsman W. R. Trnll (as written) was called Monday to attend the funeral of his granddaughter Mrs. Myrtle Kellog held at Spalding Wednesday at four p.m. Mrs. Kellog was a daughter of Mrs. Laura Fleming and had been married but a few months. While visiting her mother last Monday she was taken with severe vomiting and after the first attack never regained consciousness living but nine hours. A young wife, but 18 years of age her death is a heavy loss to the husband and other relatives.
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