Married Rasmus Aarig January 12, 1888 in Livingsotn Co., Illinois
DEATH OF MRS. AARVIG
PASSED AWAY ABOUT 4:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Aarig, wife of Rasmus Aarvig, a former resident of this city, who now lives on the Babcock farm northwest of town died at the home of a relative in Chicago Wednesday evening about 4:30.
Mrs. Aarvig entered a Chicago hospital some time ago where she underwent an operation. The same was very successful and she had recovered so far as to be removed to the home of a relative. Last Sunday she attended church with friends and evidently went out too soon, as she took a backset and removed to the hospital where she died on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Aarvig leaves a husband and several children. She was a lady who was very respected and beloved by all who knew her and her death will come as a sudden shock to them.
Her remains are expected in this city this evening for burial The exact time of the funeral is not known at this time.
Children are:
Bessie Lillian, Truman B., Anna Ruth, Harold E., and Bernard.
DEATH OF MRS. AARVIG
PASSED AWAY ABOUT 4:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Aarig, wife of Rasmus Aarvig, a former resident of this city, who now lives on the Babcock farm northwest of town died at the home of a relative in Chicago Wednesday evening about 4:30.
Mrs. Aarvig entered a Chicago hospital some time ago where she underwent an operation. The same was very successful and she had recovered so far as to be removed to the home of a relative. Last Sunday she attended church with friends and evidently went out too soon, as she took a backset and removed to the hospital where she died on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Aarvig leaves a husband and several children. She was a lady who was very respected and beloved by all who knew her and her death will come as a sudden shock to them.
Her remains are expected in this city this evening for burial The exact time of the funeral is not known at this time.
Children are:
Bessie Lillian, Truman B., Anna Ruth, Harold E., and Bernard.
Married Rasmus Aarig January 12, 1888 in Livingsotn Co., Illinois
DEATH OF MRS. AARVIG
PASSED AWAY ABOUT 4:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Aarig, wife of Rasmus Aarvig, a former resident of this city, who now lives on the Babcock farm northwest of town died at the home of a relative in Chicago Wednesday evening about 4:30.
Mrs. Aarvig entered a Chicago hospital some time ago where she underwent an operation. The same was very successful and she had recovered so far as to be removed to the home of a relative. Last Sunday she attended church with friends and evidently went out too soon, as she took a backset and removed to the hospital where she died on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Aarvig leaves a husband and several children. She was a lady who was very respected and beloved by all who knew her and her death will come as a sudden shock to them.
Her remains are expected in this city this evening for burial The exact time of the funeral is not known at this time.
Children are:
Bessie Lillian, Truman B., Anna Ruth, Harold E., and Bernard.
DEATH OF MRS. AARVIG
PASSED AWAY ABOUT 4:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Aarig, wife of Rasmus Aarvig, a former resident of this city, who now lives on the Babcock farm northwest of town died at the home of a relative in Chicago Wednesday evening about 4:30.
Mrs. Aarvig entered a Chicago hospital some time ago where she underwent an operation. The same was very successful and she had recovered so far as to be removed to the home of a relative. Last Sunday she attended church with friends and evidently went out too soon, as she took a backset and removed to the hospital where she died on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Aarvig leaves a husband and several children. She was a lady who was very respected and beloved by all who knew her and her death will come as a sudden shock to them.
Her remains are expected in this city this evening for burial The exact time of the funeral is not known at this time.
Children are:
Bessie Lillian, Truman B., Anna Ruth, Harold E., and Bernard.
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