OLD PIONEER PASSES AWAY
Ransome Daniel Cofer died at the residence of his son, C.C. Cofer, in this city at 4:30 last Wednesday. The deceased contracted a cold some time last July, from which he never recovered. During the summer he was taken to Tuscan Springs, California, but he had to be brought back as he kept getting worse. His death was due to brnochitis.
Mr. Cofer was born in Iowa, and crossed the plains in an ox team in 1859, going to California. From California he moved to Jacksonville, Oregon where he remained for a number of years. After returning to California for a few years he came to Klamath Falls and has been a resident of this city for the past six years. During his residence here he has been engaged in the contracting business with his sons, Walter Daniel Cofer, Carlos Cary Cofer and Fred Howard Cofer who are all residents of this city. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the undertaking parlors.
Interment wil be made in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Rev. G.H. Feese will conduct the funeral service.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN, DECEMBER 15, 1910
Ransome Daniel Cofer died at the residence of his son, C.C. Cofer, in this city at 4:30 last Wednesday. The deceased contracted a cold some time last July, from which he never recovered. During the summer he was taken to Tuscan Springs, California, but he had to be brought back as he kept getting worse. His death was due to brnochitis.
Mr. Cofer was born in Iowa, and crossed the plains in an ox team in 1859, going to California. From California he moved to Jacksonville, Oregon where he remained for a number of years. After returning to California for a few years he came to Klamath Falls and has been a resident of this city for the past six years. During his residence here he has been engaged in the contracting business with his sons, Walter Daniel Cofer, Carlos Cary Cofer and Fred Howard Cofer who are all residents of this city. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the undertaking parlors.
Interment wil be made in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Rev. G.H. Feese will conduct the funeral service.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN, DECEMBER 15, 1910
OLD PIONEER PASSES AWAY
Ransome Daniel Cofer died at the residence of his son, C.C. Cofer, in this city at 4:30 last Wednesday. The deceased contracted a cold some time last July, from which he never recovered. During the summer he was taken to Tuscan Springs, California, but he had to be brought back as he kept getting worse. His death was due to brnochitis.
Mr. Cofer was born in Iowa, and crossed the plains in an ox team in 1859, going to California. From California he moved to Jacksonville, Oregon where he remained for a number of years. After returning to California for a few years he came to Klamath Falls and has been a resident of this city for the past six years. During his residence here he has been engaged in the contracting business with his sons, Walter Daniel Cofer, Carlos Cary Cofer and Fred Howard Cofer who are all residents of this city. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the undertaking parlors.
Interment wil be made in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Rev. G.H. Feese will conduct the funeral service.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN, DECEMBER 15, 1910
Ransome Daniel Cofer died at the residence of his son, C.C. Cofer, in this city at 4:30 last Wednesday. The deceased contracted a cold some time last July, from which he never recovered. During the summer he was taken to Tuscan Springs, California, but he had to be brought back as he kept getting worse. His death was due to brnochitis.
Mr. Cofer was born in Iowa, and crossed the plains in an ox team in 1859, going to California. From California he moved to Jacksonville, Oregon where he remained for a number of years. After returning to California for a few years he came to Klamath Falls and has been a resident of this city for the past six years. During his residence here he has been engaged in the contracting business with his sons, Walter Daniel Cofer, Carlos Cary Cofer and Fred Howard Cofer who are all residents of this city. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the undertaking parlors.
Interment wil be made in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Rev. G.H. Feese will conduct the funeral service.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN, DECEMBER 15, 1910
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