Mary Louise Medlar, 1905-1908
The death angel yesterday morning entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Medlar and bore away their heart's idol—their only daughter little Mary Louise, about three and a half years old. Though naturally delicate, she had been in about her usual health up to Tuesday evening, when she had an attack of croup, or some similar disease, when a physician was called and prescribed for her; at that time her condition was not thought critical, but later she suddenly became worse and passed away as above noted. Thus in a moment, as it were, the light of the home went out. Mr. and Mrs. Medlar have the utmost sympathy of many friends.
Source: Clay County News, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa; October 1, 1908.
Interment in Riverside cemetery
*Seems the "Birth Year" on the Death Certificate is Incorrect
The death angel yesterday morning entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Medlar and bore away their heart's idol—their only daughter little Mary Louise, about three and a half years old. Though naturally delicate, she had been in about her usual health up to Tuesday evening, when she had an attack of croup, or some similar disease, when a physician was called and prescribed for her; at that time her condition was not thought critical, but later she suddenly became worse and passed away as above noted. Thus in a moment, as it were, the light of the home went out. Mr. and Mrs. Medlar have the utmost sympathy of many friends.
Source: Clay County News, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa; October 1, 1908.
Interment in Riverside cemetery
*Seems the "Birth Year" on the Death Certificate is Incorrect
Mary Louise Medlar, 1905-1908
The death angel yesterday morning entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Medlar and bore away their heart's idol—their only daughter little Mary Louise, about three and a half years old. Though naturally delicate, she had been in about her usual health up to Tuesday evening, when she had an attack of croup, or some similar disease, when a physician was called and prescribed for her; at that time her condition was not thought critical, but later she suddenly became worse and passed away as above noted. Thus in a moment, as it were, the light of the home went out. Mr. and Mrs. Medlar have the utmost sympathy of many friends.
Source: Clay County News, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa; October 1, 1908.
Interment in Riverside cemetery
*Seems the "Birth Year" on the Death Certificate is Incorrect
The death angel yesterday morning entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Medlar and bore away their heart's idol—their only daughter little Mary Louise, about three and a half years old. Though naturally delicate, she had been in about her usual health up to Tuesday evening, when she had an attack of croup, or some similar disease, when a physician was called and prescribed for her; at that time her condition was not thought critical, but later she suddenly became worse and passed away as above noted. Thus in a moment, as it were, the light of the home went out. Mr. and Mrs. Medlar have the utmost sympathy of many friends.
Source: Clay County News, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa; October 1, 1908.
Interment in Riverside cemetery
*Seems the "Birth Year" on the Death Certificate is Incorrect
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