Cause of death: drowned.
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Joseph Hollister, aged 19, a brother of Mrs. J. E. Craven of Waseca was drowned in Lake Francis. He had gone to visit his friend E. P. Harding who was teaching school near Greenland, and the young men were attempting to swim. The funeral services were held in Waseca, after which Mr. and Mrs. Craven took the remains to Beloit,
Wis., where his parents reside.
SOURCE: Waseca Herald, 28 Jun 1889.
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Joseph Hollister, aged 19, a brother of Mrs. J. E. Craven of Waseca was drowned in Lake Francis. He had gone to visit his friend E. P. Harding who was teaching school near Greenland, and the young men were attempting to swim. The funeral services were held in Waseca, after which Mr. and Mrs. Craven took the remains to Beloit,
Wis., where his parents reside.
SOURCE: Waseca Herald, 28 Jun 1889.
Cause of death: drowned.
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Joseph Hollister, aged 19, a brother of Mrs. J. E. Craven of Waseca was drowned in Lake Francis. He had gone to visit his friend E. P. Harding who was teaching school near Greenland, and the young men were attempting to swim. The funeral services were held in Waseca, after which Mr. and Mrs. Craven took the remains to Beloit,
Wis., where his parents reside.
SOURCE: Waseca Herald, 28 Jun 1889.
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Joseph Hollister, aged 19, a brother of Mrs. J. E. Craven of Waseca was drowned in Lake Francis. He had gone to visit his friend E. P. Harding who was teaching school near Greenland, and the young men were attempting to swim. The funeral services were held in Waseca, after which Mr. and Mrs. Craven took the remains to Beloit,
Wis., where his parents reside.
SOURCE: Waseca Herald, 28 Jun 1889.
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