Jesse Farlowe 44 a contracting plumber died at his home 452 East Morrison street at 12:45 o'clock this morning following an illness of three days with blood poisoning. The infection developed from a small carbuncle in his left wrist.
Farlowe who was a partner in the plumbing business operated by Wolfe & Farlowe of the hospital block South Columbia street was able to work Saturday and at that time first noticed a small sore coming on his wrist.
The body was removed to the Endsley funeral home on South Main street where it was prepared for burial. The body will be taken to the late residence tomorrow.
Deceased was born in Carroll county September 23 1880. He located in Frankfort seven years ago and at once engaged in the plumbing business. He was united in marriage to Myrtle Wayt in 1902 and to this union were born five children, three boys and two girls all of whom survive. One son Harold resides in Racine Wis, Robert, Maurice, Mary and Geneva at home. The father and mother one brother James and two sisters Addie Lauchner all of Carroll county and Maggie Mitchell of this county survive.
Farlowe who was a partner in the plumbing business operated by Wolfe & Farlowe of the hospital block South Columbia street was able to work Saturday and at that time first noticed a small sore coming on his wrist.
The body was removed to the Endsley funeral home on South Main street where it was prepared for burial. The body will be taken to the late residence tomorrow.
Deceased was born in Carroll county September 23 1880. He located in Frankfort seven years ago and at once engaged in the plumbing business. He was united in marriage to Myrtle Wayt in 1902 and to this union were born five children, three boys and two girls all of whom survive. One son Harold resides in Racine Wis, Robert, Maurice, Mary and Geneva at home. The father and mother one brother James and two sisters Addie Lauchner all of Carroll county and Maggie Mitchell of this county survive.
Jesse Farlowe 44 a contracting plumber died at his home 452 East Morrison street at 12:45 o'clock this morning following an illness of three days with blood poisoning. The infection developed from a small carbuncle in his left wrist.
Farlowe who was a partner in the plumbing business operated by Wolfe & Farlowe of the hospital block South Columbia street was able to work Saturday and at that time first noticed a small sore coming on his wrist.
The body was removed to the Endsley funeral home on South Main street where it was prepared for burial. The body will be taken to the late residence tomorrow.
Deceased was born in Carroll county September 23 1880. He located in Frankfort seven years ago and at once engaged in the plumbing business. He was united in marriage to Myrtle Wayt in 1902 and to this union were born five children, three boys and two girls all of whom survive. One son Harold resides in Racine Wis, Robert, Maurice, Mary and Geneva at home. The father and mother one brother James and two sisters Addie Lauchner all of Carroll county and Maggie Mitchell of this county survive.
Farlowe who was a partner in the plumbing business operated by Wolfe & Farlowe of the hospital block South Columbia street was able to work Saturday and at that time first noticed a small sore coming on his wrist.
The body was removed to the Endsley funeral home on South Main street where it was prepared for burial. The body will be taken to the late residence tomorrow.
Deceased was born in Carroll county September 23 1880. He located in Frankfort seven years ago and at once engaged in the plumbing business. He was united in marriage to Myrtle Wayt in 1902 and to this union were born five children, three boys and two girls all of whom survive. One son Harold resides in Racine Wis, Robert, Maurice, Mary and Geneva at home. The father and mother one brother James and two sisters Addie Lauchner all of Carroll county and Maggie Mitchell of this county survive.
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