Cesare was a wanderer who probably should have never married. He traveled to Alaska and regretted that he never made it to Peru. He left his family in Austria and traveled to America looking for a new adventure and life. When he went back to Austria for his family, he didn't even recognize his own children. His family followed him to Wyoming and settled in Superior, Wyoming, a coal mining town. He was married to Maria Franch, whose family didn't think he was quite "good" enough for her. He died at the age of fifty.
Rock Springs Miner no. 45 November 06, 1915
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN AUSTRIAN
The funeral of Cesare Floretto, of Superior, was held in this city last
Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, a special train being
run from Superior to Rock Springs to accommodate the funeral party.
Mr. Floretto’s death occurred at his home on B Hill in Superior on
Thursday, Oct. 28th at 9:20 p.m., after a long illness from cancer. He
was fifty years of age and leaves a wife and son in Superior and two
daughters in Austria. One daughter is the wife of Angel Menghini.
Mr. Floretto was one of the best known Austrian residents of this county
and was a member of an Austrian society, the Redmen, The K. of P., the
American Federation of Human Rights Universal Co-Masonry. At the request
of the deceased the funeral was held under the auspices of the last
named order.
Rock Springs Miner no. 45 November 06, 1915
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN AUSTRIAN
The funeral of Cesare Floretto, of Superior, was held in this city last
Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, a special train being
run from Superior to Rock Springs to accommodate the funeral party.
Mr. Floretto’s death occurred at his home on B Hill in Superior on
Thursday, Oct. 28th at 9:20 p.m., after a long illness from cancer. He
was fifty years of age and leaves a wife and son in Superior and two
daughters in Austria. One daughter is the wife of Angel Menghini.
Mr. Floretto was one of the best known Austrian residents of this county
and was a member of an Austrian society, the Redmen, The K. of P., the
American Federation of Human Rights Universal Co-Masonry. At the request
of the deceased the funeral was held under the auspices of the last
named order.
Cesare was a wanderer who probably should have never married. He traveled to Alaska and regretted that he never made it to Peru. He left his family in Austria and traveled to America looking for a new adventure and life. When he went back to Austria for his family, he didn't even recognize his own children. His family followed him to Wyoming and settled in Superior, Wyoming, a coal mining town. He was married to Maria Franch, whose family didn't think he was quite "good" enough for her. He died at the age of fifty.
Rock Springs Miner no. 45 November 06, 1915
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN AUSTRIAN
The funeral of Cesare Floretto, of Superior, was held in this city last
Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, a special train being
run from Superior to Rock Springs to accommodate the funeral party.
Mr. Floretto’s death occurred at his home on B Hill in Superior on
Thursday, Oct. 28th at 9:20 p.m., after a long illness from cancer. He
was fifty years of age and leaves a wife and son in Superior and two
daughters in Austria. One daughter is the wife of Angel Menghini.
Mr. Floretto was one of the best known Austrian residents of this county
and was a member of an Austrian society, the Redmen, The K. of P., the
American Federation of Human Rights Universal Co-Masonry. At the request
of the deceased the funeral was held under the auspices of the last
named order.
Rock Springs Miner no. 45 November 06, 1915
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN AUSTRIAN
The funeral of Cesare Floretto, of Superior, was held in this city last
Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, a special train being
run from Superior to Rock Springs to accommodate the funeral party.
Mr. Floretto’s death occurred at his home on B Hill in Superior on
Thursday, Oct. 28th at 9:20 p.m., after a long illness from cancer. He
was fifty years of age and leaves a wife and son in Superior and two
daughters in Austria. One daughter is the wife of Angel Menghini.
Mr. Floretto was one of the best known Austrian residents of this county
and was a member of an Austrian society, the Redmen, The K. of P., the
American Federation of Human Rights Universal Co-Masonry. At the request
of the deceased the funeral was held under the auspices of the last
named order.
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