OLIVER HICKOX
GRIM REAPER BUSY AGAIN
A message received here Saturday by relatives brought the news that
Oliver Hickox passed away at Denver, Colo. Deceased had a wide
acquaintance in this city where he resided up to 3 years ago when he
moved west with his family on account of failing health. For several
years he conducted the National Barber shop here. The remains were
brought to this city for burial and rest at the home of Mrs. Hickox's
mother, Mrs. Richard Winkelmiller. Funeral services will be conducted
this Friday at 2 pm from the Winkelmiller home, Rev. A.D. Grey
officiating. Besides his wife, a little son, Wesley survives and two
brothers and two sisters. Mrs. John Bonk is a sister.
The Reporter, Thurs., Dec. 5, 1918
GRIM REAPER BUSY AGAIN
A message received here Saturday by relatives brought the news that
Oliver Hickox passed away at Denver, Colo. Deceased had a wide
acquaintance in this city where he resided up to 3 years ago when he
moved west with his family on account of failing health. For several
years he conducted the National Barber shop here. The remains were
brought to this city for burial and rest at the home of Mrs. Hickox's
mother, Mrs. Richard Winkelmiller. Funeral services will be conducted
this Friday at 2 pm from the Winkelmiller home, Rev. A.D. Grey
officiating. Besides his wife, a little son, Wesley survives and two
brothers and two sisters. Mrs. John Bonk is a sister.
The Reporter, Thurs., Dec. 5, 1918
OLIVER HICKOX
GRIM REAPER BUSY AGAIN
A message received here Saturday by relatives brought the news that
Oliver Hickox passed away at Denver, Colo. Deceased had a wide
acquaintance in this city where he resided up to 3 years ago when he
moved west with his family on account of failing health. For several
years he conducted the National Barber shop here. The remains were
brought to this city for burial and rest at the home of Mrs. Hickox's
mother, Mrs. Richard Winkelmiller. Funeral services will be conducted
this Friday at 2 pm from the Winkelmiller home, Rev. A.D. Grey
officiating. Besides his wife, a little son, Wesley survives and two
brothers and two sisters. Mrs. John Bonk is a sister.
The Reporter, Thurs., Dec. 5, 1918
GRIM REAPER BUSY AGAIN
A message received here Saturday by relatives brought the news that
Oliver Hickox passed away at Denver, Colo. Deceased had a wide
acquaintance in this city where he resided up to 3 years ago when he
moved west with his family on account of failing health. For several
years he conducted the National Barber shop here. The remains were
brought to this city for burial and rest at the home of Mrs. Hickox's
mother, Mrs. Richard Winkelmiller. Funeral services will be conducted
this Friday at 2 pm from the Winkelmiller home, Rev. A.D. Grey
officiating. Besides his wife, a little son, Wesley survives and two
brothers and two sisters. Mrs. John Bonk is a sister.
The Reporter, Thurs., Dec. 5, 1918
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