Frank Evans, brother of the late Mrs. Albert Morgan, died at Missoula Mont. Saturday, according to information received by relatives in this city. It is expected that the remains will be brought to Oshkosh on Thursday, and Albert Evans, also of Missoula, a brother of the deceased, will accompany the remains from the west. Frank Evans had been ill for about seven weeks with malaria. Dr. Anthony Evans of New York is expected to reach the city tomorrow, and Dr. Samuel Evans, also of New York, went to Missoula several days ago, so that he will probably come back to Wisconsin with Albert Evans. It Is probable that a short serve will be held in this city at the R. T. Morgan residence at 214 Jackson street.
Although Frank Evans had resided in the east for a number of years, he was formerly a resident of Oshkosh, being connected with the V. A Plummer company while in this city. Two years ago he went to Missoula to become an apple grower.
Besides the brothers already mentioned, Robert Evans, formerly of this city and now of Pasadena, Calif. survives the deceased.
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1912 › Tue. Jan › 2 › Page 3
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Although Frank Evans had resided in the east for a number of years, he was formerly a resident of Oshkosh, being connected with the V. A Plummer company while in this city. Two years ago he went to Missoula to become an apple grower.
Besides the brothers already mentioned, Robert Evans, formerly of this city and now of Pasadena, Calif. survives the deceased.
The Oshkosh Northwestern ›
1912 › Tue. Jan › 2 › Page 3
Contributor: JAZ (48097722)
Frank Evans, brother of the late Mrs. Albert Morgan, died at Missoula Mont. Saturday, according to information received by relatives in this city. It is expected that the remains will be brought to Oshkosh on Thursday, and Albert Evans, also of Missoula, a brother of the deceased, will accompany the remains from the west. Frank Evans had been ill for about seven weeks with malaria. Dr. Anthony Evans of New York is expected to reach the city tomorrow, and Dr. Samuel Evans, also of New York, went to Missoula several days ago, so that he will probably come back to Wisconsin with Albert Evans. It Is probable that a short serve will be held in this city at the R. T. Morgan residence at 214 Jackson street.
Although Frank Evans had resided in the east for a number of years, he was formerly a resident of Oshkosh, being connected with the V. A Plummer company while in this city. Two years ago he went to Missoula to become an apple grower.
Besides the brothers already mentioned, Robert Evans, formerly of this city and now of Pasadena, Calif. survives the deceased.
The Oshkosh Northwestern ›
1912 › Tue. Jan › 2 › Page 3
Contributor: JAZ (48097722)
Although Frank Evans had resided in the east for a number of years, he was formerly a resident of Oshkosh, being connected with the V. A Plummer company while in this city. Two years ago he went to Missoula to become an apple grower.
Besides the brothers already mentioned, Robert Evans, formerly of this city and now of Pasadena, Calif. survives the deceased.
The Oshkosh Northwestern ›
1912 › Tue. Jan › 2 › Page 3
Contributor: JAZ (48097722)
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