Guy was the son of Jake or Jacob Stilts and Sarah Baker. He married Effie Carr on 23 November 1897 in Carroll, Iowa. They were the parents of Ruby (1898) and Pearle Irene (1900, Kent, Charles Eugene Maxson) born April 25, 1900. He married 2nd Clara Carr on 28 November 1901 in Grant City, Sac, Iowa. They were the parents of Goldie (1906-1994 OH, Baker).
THE ODEBOLT RECORD - Wed, Nov 27, 1907 - Auburn - Guy Stiltz, the well known pitcher, died at his home in Auburn last Wednesday evening after a several weeks illness of typhoid fever, which he contracted while up in Dakotas in the early fall.
THE Odebolt CHRONICLE - Thu, Nov 28, 1907 - Guy Stiltz of Auburn died of typhoid fever on Wednesday evening of last week, leaving a widow and two children. He was well known in Odebolt, having played frequently with the Auburn ball team against our boys. He was a good man.
November 25, 1897 - Carroll Sentinel - Tuesday Esquire Lynch was summoned post haste to the National house and united Guy Stilts and Miss Effie Carr. The prospective groom would brook no delay and requested that the ceremony be performed without waste of time. The ever accommodating esquire did his best to oblige the young man who appeared to be terribly in earnest. When the ceremony was ended the young man heaved a sigh of relief and a burden of care rolled from his shoulders. He remarked to his bride that "your father may come now as soon as he wishes and he will be welcome." This is all the reporter learned, but we understand the couple returned to their home near Auburn that day ready and willing to be forgiven.
Iowa Deaths and Burials
Name Guy L. Stilts
Gender Male
Burial Date 23 Nov 1907
Burial Place Grant City
Death Date 20 Nov 1907
Death Place Grant City, Sac, Iowa
Age 31
Birth Date 07 Jun 1876
Birthplace Iowa
Occupation Framer
Marital Status Married
Father's Name Jacob H. Stilts
Father's Birthplace Illinois
Mother's Name Baker
THE ODEBOLT RECORD - Wed, Nov 27, 1907 - Auburn - Guy Stiltz, the well known pitcher, died at his home in Auburn last Wednesday evening after a several weeks illness of typhoid fever, which he contracted while up in Dakotas in the early fall.
THE Odebolt CHRONICLE - Thu, Nov 28, 1907 - Guy Stiltz of Auburn died of typhoid fever on Wednesday evening of last week, leaving a widow and two children. He was well known in Odebolt, having played frequently with the Auburn ball team against our boys. He was a good man.
November 25, 1897 - Carroll Sentinel - Tuesday Esquire Lynch was summoned post haste to the National house and united Guy Stilts and Miss Effie Carr. The prospective groom would brook no delay and requested that the ceremony be performed without waste of time. The ever accommodating esquire did his best to oblige the young man who appeared to be terribly in earnest. When the ceremony was ended the young man heaved a sigh of relief and a burden of care rolled from his shoulders. He remarked to his bride that "your father may come now as soon as he wishes and he will be welcome." This is all the reporter learned, but we understand the couple returned to their home near Auburn that day ready and willing to be forgiven.
Iowa Deaths and Burials
Name Guy L. Stilts
Gender Male
Burial Date 23 Nov 1907
Burial Place Grant City
Death Date 20 Nov 1907
Death Place Grant City, Sac, Iowa
Age 31
Birth Date 07 Jun 1876
Birthplace Iowa
Occupation Framer
Marital Status Married
Father's Name Jacob H. Stilts
Father's Birthplace Illinois
Mother's Name Baker
Guy was the son of Jake or Jacob Stilts and Sarah Baker. He married Effie Carr on 23 November 1897 in Carroll, Iowa. They were the parents of Ruby (1898) and Pearle Irene (1900, Kent, Charles Eugene Maxson) born April 25, 1900. He married 2nd Clara Carr on 28 November 1901 in Grant City, Sac, Iowa. They were the parents of Goldie (1906-1994 OH, Baker).
THE ODEBOLT RECORD - Wed, Nov 27, 1907 - Auburn - Guy Stiltz, the well known pitcher, died at his home in Auburn last Wednesday evening after a several weeks illness of typhoid fever, which he contracted while up in Dakotas in the early fall.
THE Odebolt CHRONICLE - Thu, Nov 28, 1907 - Guy Stiltz of Auburn died of typhoid fever on Wednesday evening of last week, leaving a widow and two children. He was well known in Odebolt, having played frequently with the Auburn ball team against our boys. He was a good man.
November 25, 1897 - Carroll Sentinel - Tuesday Esquire Lynch was summoned post haste to the National house and united Guy Stilts and Miss Effie Carr. The prospective groom would brook no delay and requested that the ceremony be performed without waste of time. The ever accommodating esquire did his best to oblige the young man who appeared to be terribly in earnest. When the ceremony was ended the young man heaved a sigh of relief and a burden of care rolled from his shoulders. He remarked to his bride that "your father may come now as soon as he wishes and he will be welcome." This is all the reporter learned, but we understand the couple returned to their home near Auburn that day ready and willing to be forgiven.
Iowa Deaths and Burials
Name Guy L. Stilts
Gender Male
Burial Date 23 Nov 1907
Burial Place Grant City
Death Date 20 Nov 1907
Death Place Grant City, Sac, Iowa
Age 31
Birth Date 07 Jun 1876
Birthplace Iowa
Occupation Framer
Marital Status Married
Father's Name Jacob H. Stilts
Father's Birthplace Illinois
Mother's Name Baker
THE ODEBOLT RECORD - Wed, Nov 27, 1907 - Auburn - Guy Stiltz, the well known pitcher, died at his home in Auburn last Wednesday evening after a several weeks illness of typhoid fever, which he contracted while up in Dakotas in the early fall.
THE Odebolt CHRONICLE - Thu, Nov 28, 1907 - Guy Stiltz of Auburn died of typhoid fever on Wednesday evening of last week, leaving a widow and two children. He was well known in Odebolt, having played frequently with the Auburn ball team against our boys. He was a good man.
November 25, 1897 - Carroll Sentinel - Tuesday Esquire Lynch was summoned post haste to the National house and united Guy Stilts and Miss Effie Carr. The prospective groom would brook no delay and requested that the ceremony be performed without waste of time. The ever accommodating esquire did his best to oblige the young man who appeared to be terribly in earnest. When the ceremony was ended the young man heaved a sigh of relief and a burden of care rolled from his shoulders. He remarked to his bride that "your father may come now as soon as he wishes and he will be welcome." This is all the reporter learned, but we understand the couple returned to their home near Auburn that day ready and willing to be forgiven.
Iowa Deaths and Burials
Name Guy L. Stilts
Gender Male
Burial Date 23 Nov 1907
Burial Place Grant City
Death Date 20 Nov 1907
Death Place Grant City, Sac, Iowa
Age 31
Birth Date 07 Jun 1876
Birthplace Iowa
Occupation Framer
Marital Status Married
Father's Name Jacob H. Stilts
Father's Birthplace Illinois
Mother's Name Baker
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