Nellie Kaufman, of Dry Grove, was the daughter of Stephen and Virginia Staubus.
She was married to Julius Kaufman on Jan. 20, 1915.
She is survived by her husband, four children Ethelyn Virginia, Lucy Irene, Wayne Lester and Lyle Edward, her aged mother, one sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunlap and one brother, C. C. Staubus.
A brother, Stephen preceded her in death in 1906.
Mrs. Kaufman was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church at Danvers since childhood. All of her life has been spent in this vicinity and her demise has caused deep regret to her numerous friends.
The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL-Tuesday July 10, 1923
She was married to Julius Kaufman on Jan. 20, 1915.
She is survived by her husband, four children Ethelyn Virginia, Lucy Irene, Wayne Lester and Lyle Edward, her aged mother, one sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunlap and one brother, C. C. Staubus.
A brother, Stephen preceded her in death in 1906.
Mrs. Kaufman was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church at Danvers since childhood. All of her life has been spent in this vicinity and her demise has caused deep regret to her numerous friends.
The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL-Tuesday July 10, 1923
Nellie Kaufman, of Dry Grove, was the daughter of Stephen and Virginia Staubus.
She was married to Julius Kaufman on Jan. 20, 1915.
She is survived by her husband, four children Ethelyn Virginia, Lucy Irene, Wayne Lester and Lyle Edward, her aged mother, one sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunlap and one brother, C. C. Staubus.
A brother, Stephen preceded her in death in 1906.
Mrs. Kaufman was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church at Danvers since childhood. All of her life has been spent in this vicinity and her demise has caused deep regret to her numerous friends.
The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL-Tuesday July 10, 1923
She was married to Julius Kaufman on Jan. 20, 1915.
She is survived by her husband, four children Ethelyn Virginia, Lucy Irene, Wayne Lester and Lyle Edward, her aged mother, one sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunlap and one brother, C. C. Staubus.
A brother, Stephen preceded her in death in 1906.
Mrs. Kaufman was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church at Danvers since childhood. All of her life has been spent in this vicinity and her demise has caused deep regret to her numerous friends.
The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL-Tuesday July 10, 1923
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