Schulenburg Sticker, 1 March 1906
Messrs Frank, Chas and Ferd Anders of Houston were here Tuesday to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs. Franz Anders, which occurred that afternoon.
Schulenburg Sticker, 1 March 1906
Mrs. Franz Anders, living about a mile east of the city, died suddenly Monday evening at 6 o’clock only a few hours after the marriage of her daughter, Millie to Mr. Barton of Weimar. Deceased has suffered with asthma for a number of years and it is thought this with the exciment [sic] was the cause of her sudden death. She has been a resident of this county for about 30 years. Interment took place in the Catholic Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs Frank, Chas and Ferd Anders of Houston were here Tuesday to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs. Franz Anders, which occurred that afternoon.
Schulenburg Sticker, 1 March 1906
Mrs. Franz Anders, living about a mile east of the city, died suddenly Monday evening at 6 o’clock only a few hours after the marriage of her daughter, Millie to Mr. Barton of Weimar. Deceased has suffered with asthma for a number of years and it is thought this with the exciment [sic] was the cause of her sudden death. She has been a resident of this county for about 30 years. Interment took place in the Catholic Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Schulenburg Sticker, 1 March 1906
Messrs Frank, Chas and Ferd Anders of Houston were here Tuesday to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs. Franz Anders, which occurred that afternoon.
Schulenburg Sticker, 1 March 1906
Mrs. Franz Anders, living about a mile east of the city, died suddenly Monday evening at 6 o’clock only a few hours after the marriage of her daughter, Millie to Mr. Barton of Weimar. Deceased has suffered with asthma for a number of years and it is thought this with the exciment [sic] was the cause of her sudden death. She has been a resident of this county for about 30 years. Interment took place in the Catholic Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs Frank, Chas and Ferd Anders of Houston were here Tuesday to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs. Franz Anders, which occurred that afternoon.
Schulenburg Sticker, 1 March 1906
Mrs. Franz Anders, living about a mile east of the city, died suddenly Monday evening at 6 o’clock only a few hours after the marriage of her daughter, Millie to Mr. Barton of Weimar. Deceased has suffered with asthma for a number of years and it is thought this with the exciment [sic] was the cause of her sudden death. She has been a resident of this county for about 30 years. Interment took place in the Catholic Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
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