CHANUTE TIMES, APRIL 2, 1897
Mrs. Eva Wilson, wife of Henry Wilson, our present township trustee, died at their residence in Earlton on Wednesday, March 24th, of lung troubles. The funeral services were conducted Thursday at UB Church and a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends followed the remains to their final resting place. Mrs. Wilson had been ill for quite a time and although her death was not entirely a surprise, it was none the less painful. The church has lost a consistent member, the children a kind and loving mother, and her companion, a true amiable and Christian helpmate.*
Mrs. Eva Wilson, wife of Henry Wilson, our present township trustee, died at their residence in Earlton on Wednesday, March 24th, of lung troubles. The funeral services were conducted Thursday at UB Church and a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends followed the remains to their final resting place. Mrs. Wilson had been ill for quite a time and although her death was not entirely a surprise, it was none the less painful. The church has lost a consistent member, the children a kind and loving mother, and her companion, a true amiable and Christian helpmate.*
CHANUTE TIMES, APRIL 2, 1897
Mrs. Eva Wilson, wife of Henry Wilson, our present township trustee, died at their residence in Earlton on Wednesday, March 24th, of lung troubles. The funeral services were conducted Thursday at UB Church and a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends followed the remains to their final resting place. Mrs. Wilson had been ill for quite a time and although her death was not entirely a surprise, it was none the less painful. The church has lost a consistent member, the children a kind and loving mother, and her companion, a true amiable and Christian helpmate.*
Mrs. Eva Wilson, wife of Henry Wilson, our present township trustee, died at their residence in Earlton on Wednesday, March 24th, of lung troubles. The funeral services were conducted Thursday at UB Church and a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends followed the remains to their final resting place. Mrs. Wilson had been ill for quite a time and although her death was not entirely a surprise, it was none the less painful. The church has lost a consistent member, the children a kind and loving mother, and her companion, a true amiable and Christian helpmate.*
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