Huston Cunningham, an old settler of this village, died suddenly on Wednesday morning of heart failure. He appeared apparently well when he went to the well for a drink of water, and in returning fell dead.
It was quite a shock to the community, as he had been around town only three-quarters of an hour before. He was almost 60 years of age, and was a kind father and husband. He leaves three sons and one daughter: Dr. Wilson Cunningham of Mercy Hospital, Chicago; Dr. George Cunningham of LeMars, Iowa; Clarence of Cobb, and Mrs. L.E. Penberthy of Chicago. The funeral services will be held today, Friday, in the Advent Church.
Dodgeville Chronicle, June 30, 1899
Contributor: Karolyn Simpson (46937127)
It was quite a shock to the community, as he had been around town only three-quarters of an hour before. He was almost 60 years of age, and was a kind father and husband. He leaves three sons and one daughter: Dr. Wilson Cunningham of Mercy Hospital, Chicago; Dr. George Cunningham of LeMars, Iowa; Clarence of Cobb, and Mrs. L.E. Penberthy of Chicago. The funeral services will be held today, Friday, in the Advent Church.
Dodgeville Chronicle, June 30, 1899
Contributor: Karolyn Simpson (46937127)
Huston Cunningham, an old settler of this village, died suddenly on Wednesday morning of heart failure. He appeared apparently well when he went to the well for a drink of water, and in returning fell dead.
It was quite a shock to the community, as he had been around town only three-quarters of an hour before. He was almost 60 years of age, and was a kind father and husband. He leaves three sons and one daughter: Dr. Wilson Cunningham of Mercy Hospital, Chicago; Dr. George Cunningham of LeMars, Iowa; Clarence of Cobb, and Mrs. L.E. Penberthy of Chicago. The funeral services will be held today, Friday, in the Advent Church.
Dodgeville Chronicle, June 30, 1899
Contributor: Karolyn Simpson (46937127)
It was quite a shock to the community, as he had been around town only three-quarters of an hour before. He was almost 60 years of age, and was a kind father and husband. He leaves three sons and one daughter: Dr. Wilson Cunningham of Mercy Hospital, Chicago; Dr. George Cunningham of LeMars, Iowa; Clarence of Cobb, and Mrs. L.E. Penberthy of Chicago. The funeral services will be held today, Friday, in the Advent Church.
Dodgeville Chronicle, June 30, 1899
Contributor: Karolyn Simpson (46937127)
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