Los Angeles Times - June 22, 1903:
The funeral of Mrs. Dolly Spencer, wife of Charles Spencer of Dewey avenue, was held Friday afternoon at Bresee Bros.' funeral parlors. Rev. J. M. Schaefle conducted the services, and the interment was at Rosedale. Mrs. Spencer was in her twenty-fifth year, and had come to the Heights [Pico Heights] about a year ago from Winnipeg, Can. She died at the California Hospital.
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From Find a Grave contributor Brian:
Friends in the city on Wednesday received intelligence of the death of Mrs. Charles Spencer at Los Angeles. The lady was a former resident here, on Paulin Street, until a short time ago. The late Mrs. Spencer was loved by all for her cheerful happy nature, and her loss will be mourned by a large circle of friends. Her nearest relative in the city is Mrs. James (Theresa) Jackson, of Edmonton Street, a sister. Other relatives are Mrs. Thomas (Margaret) Johnston, of Princess Street; Mr. Richard Carroll, and Miss Spencer. Mrs. Spencer was born in Ontario, but was educated and lived in Winnipeg most of her life. She had been suffering from an abscess for some time and which eventually was the cause of her death.
Winnipeg Free Press,Winnipeg, Manitoba
Fri, Jun 19, 1903 – Page 7
The funeral of Mrs. Dolly Spencer, wife of Charles Spencer of Dewey avenue, was held Friday afternoon at Bresee Bros.' funeral parlors. Rev. J. M. Schaefle conducted the services, and the interment was at Rosedale. Mrs. Spencer was in her twenty-fifth year, and had come to the Heights [Pico Heights] about a year ago from Winnipeg, Can. She died at the California Hospital.
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From Find a Grave contributor Brian:
Friends in the city on Wednesday received intelligence of the death of Mrs. Charles Spencer at Los Angeles. The lady was a former resident here, on Paulin Street, until a short time ago. The late Mrs. Spencer was loved by all for her cheerful happy nature, and her loss will be mourned by a large circle of friends. Her nearest relative in the city is Mrs. James (Theresa) Jackson, of Edmonton Street, a sister. Other relatives are Mrs. Thomas (Margaret) Johnston, of Princess Street; Mr. Richard Carroll, and Miss Spencer. Mrs. Spencer was born in Ontario, but was educated and lived in Winnipeg most of her life. She had been suffering from an abscess for some time and which eventually was the cause of her death.
Winnipeg Free Press,Winnipeg, Manitoba
Fri, Jun 19, 1903 – Page 7
Los Angeles Times - June 22, 1903:
The funeral of Mrs. Dolly Spencer, wife of Charles Spencer of Dewey avenue, was held Friday afternoon at Bresee Bros.' funeral parlors. Rev. J. M. Schaefle conducted the services, and the interment was at Rosedale. Mrs. Spencer was in her twenty-fifth year, and had come to the Heights [Pico Heights] about a year ago from Winnipeg, Can. She died at the California Hospital.
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From Find a Grave contributor Brian:
Friends in the city on Wednesday received intelligence of the death of Mrs. Charles Spencer at Los Angeles. The lady was a former resident here, on Paulin Street, until a short time ago. The late Mrs. Spencer was loved by all for her cheerful happy nature, and her loss will be mourned by a large circle of friends. Her nearest relative in the city is Mrs. James (Theresa) Jackson, of Edmonton Street, a sister. Other relatives are Mrs. Thomas (Margaret) Johnston, of Princess Street; Mr. Richard Carroll, and Miss Spencer. Mrs. Spencer was born in Ontario, but was educated and lived in Winnipeg most of her life. She had been suffering from an abscess for some time and which eventually was the cause of her death.
Winnipeg Free Press,Winnipeg, Manitoba
Fri, Jun 19, 1903 – Page 7
The funeral of Mrs. Dolly Spencer, wife of Charles Spencer of Dewey avenue, was held Friday afternoon at Bresee Bros.' funeral parlors. Rev. J. M. Schaefle conducted the services, and the interment was at Rosedale. Mrs. Spencer was in her twenty-fifth year, and had come to the Heights [Pico Heights] about a year ago from Winnipeg, Can. She died at the California Hospital.
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From Find a Grave contributor Brian:
Friends in the city on Wednesday received intelligence of the death of Mrs. Charles Spencer at Los Angeles. The lady was a former resident here, on Paulin Street, until a short time ago. The late Mrs. Spencer was loved by all for her cheerful happy nature, and her loss will be mourned by a large circle of friends. Her nearest relative in the city is Mrs. James (Theresa) Jackson, of Edmonton Street, a sister. Other relatives are Mrs. Thomas (Margaret) Johnston, of Princess Street; Mr. Richard Carroll, and Miss Spencer. Mrs. Spencer was born in Ontario, but was educated and lived in Winnipeg most of her life. She had been suffering from an abscess for some time and which eventually was the cause of her death.
Winnipeg Free Press,Winnipeg, Manitoba
Fri, Jun 19, 1903 – Page 7
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