From Der Nord Westen, 07 Jan. 1904:
(From the correspondent in Mishicott, 05 Jan.)
Death Wed. last week, after a short illness, of Miss Anna Bonda(sic), daughter of Jos. Bonda who resides on Two Rivers Road a mile from here.
A large number of people attended the Sat. funeral at Two Rivers cemetery.
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Note:(If this was taken from a written account, quite often a written "u" looked like a "n" as many of you may know already from searching old records.)
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The home of Joseph Bouda, at Eastwin, was overhung by a deep sorrow on New Year's Day, for a daughter was called to her eternal rest. Miss Annie Bouda passed away from this world of bustle and hurry to everlasting peace on Dec. 30th, surrounded by most of her family. She had been an invalid from her childhood yet was always cheerful and her presence will long be missed. Miss Bouda was born at Stark, Brown County, nineteen years ago and always remained with her parents. The interment took place at Two Rivers, the Rev. Schlueter officiating.
Manitowoc Pilot, Thursday, January 14, 1904 pg. 1
(From the correspondent in Mishicott, 05 Jan.)
Death Wed. last week, after a short illness, of Miss Anna Bonda(sic), daughter of Jos. Bonda who resides on Two Rivers Road a mile from here.
A large number of people attended the Sat. funeral at Two Rivers cemetery.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Note:(If this was taken from a written account, quite often a written "u" looked like a "n" as many of you may know already from searching old records.)
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The home of Joseph Bouda, at Eastwin, was overhung by a deep sorrow on New Year's Day, for a daughter was called to her eternal rest. Miss Annie Bouda passed away from this world of bustle and hurry to everlasting peace on Dec. 30th, surrounded by most of her family. She had been an invalid from her childhood yet was always cheerful and her presence will long be missed. Miss Bouda was born at Stark, Brown County, nineteen years ago and always remained with her parents. The interment took place at Two Rivers, the Rev. Schlueter officiating.
Manitowoc Pilot, Thursday, January 14, 1904 pg. 1
From Der Nord Westen, 07 Jan. 1904:
(From the correspondent in Mishicott, 05 Jan.)
Death Wed. last week, after a short illness, of Miss Anna Bonda(sic), daughter of Jos. Bonda who resides on Two Rivers Road a mile from here.
A large number of people attended the Sat. funeral at Two Rivers cemetery.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Note:(If this was taken from a written account, quite often a written "u" looked like a "n" as many of you may know already from searching old records.)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The home of Joseph Bouda, at Eastwin, was overhung by a deep sorrow on New Year's Day, for a daughter was called to her eternal rest. Miss Annie Bouda passed away from this world of bustle and hurry to everlasting peace on Dec. 30th, surrounded by most of her family. She had been an invalid from her childhood yet was always cheerful and her presence will long be missed. Miss Bouda was born at Stark, Brown County, nineteen years ago and always remained with her parents. The interment took place at Two Rivers, the Rev. Schlueter officiating.
Manitowoc Pilot, Thursday, January 14, 1904 pg. 1
(From the correspondent in Mishicott, 05 Jan.)
Death Wed. last week, after a short illness, of Miss Anna Bonda(sic), daughter of Jos. Bonda who resides on Two Rivers Road a mile from here.
A large number of people attended the Sat. funeral at Two Rivers cemetery.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Note:(If this was taken from a written account, quite often a written "u" looked like a "n" as many of you may know already from searching old records.)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The home of Joseph Bouda, at Eastwin, was overhung by a deep sorrow on New Year's Day, for a daughter was called to her eternal rest. Miss Annie Bouda passed away from this world of bustle and hurry to everlasting peace on Dec. 30th, surrounded by most of her family. She had been an invalid from her childhood yet was always cheerful and her presence will long be missed. Miss Bouda was born at Stark, Brown County, nineteen years ago and always remained with her parents. The interment took place at Two Rivers, the Rev. Schlueter officiating.
Manitowoc Pilot, Thursday, January 14, 1904 pg. 1
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