ADELBERT HUDSON - d. 1920
DIED IN SEATTLE
Friends and relatives received word Sunday from Mrs. Frank Zlatnik at
Seattle, Wash., that her brother, Bert Hudson, passed away there, a
victim of tuberculosis. Mrs. Zlatnik who resides in Arizona had gone to
Seattle when apprised of the serious illness of her brother. The remains
are enroute to this city and will be brought to the Grace Congregational
Church where the funeral services are to be held Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Holway officiating.
Deceased was born in this city about 35 years ago. He resided in this
city most of his life. For the past few years he has been in the west.
He leaves a widow, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Zlatnik and Mrs. Norman Leyse
of Kewaunee and two brothers, Frank and Roland, both of whom are in far
away China.
The Reporter, Thurs., Oct. 28, 1920
DIED IN SEATTLE
Friends and relatives received word Sunday from Mrs. Frank Zlatnik at
Seattle, Wash., that her brother, Bert Hudson, passed away there, a
victim of tuberculosis. Mrs. Zlatnik who resides in Arizona had gone to
Seattle when apprised of the serious illness of her brother. The remains
are enroute to this city and will be brought to the Grace Congregational
Church where the funeral services are to be held Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Holway officiating.
Deceased was born in this city about 35 years ago. He resided in this
city most of his life. For the past few years he has been in the west.
He leaves a widow, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Zlatnik and Mrs. Norman Leyse
of Kewaunee and two brothers, Frank and Roland, both of whom are in far
away China.
The Reporter, Thurs., Oct. 28, 1920
ADELBERT HUDSON - d. 1920
DIED IN SEATTLE
Friends and relatives received word Sunday from Mrs. Frank Zlatnik at
Seattle, Wash., that her brother, Bert Hudson, passed away there, a
victim of tuberculosis. Mrs. Zlatnik who resides in Arizona had gone to
Seattle when apprised of the serious illness of her brother. The remains
are enroute to this city and will be brought to the Grace Congregational
Church where the funeral services are to be held Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Holway officiating.
Deceased was born in this city about 35 years ago. He resided in this
city most of his life. For the past few years he has been in the west.
He leaves a widow, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Zlatnik and Mrs. Norman Leyse
of Kewaunee and two brothers, Frank and Roland, both of whom are in far
away China.
The Reporter, Thurs., Oct. 28, 1920
DIED IN SEATTLE
Friends and relatives received word Sunday from Mrs. Frank Zlatnik at
Seattle, Wash., that her brother, Bert Hudson, passed away there, a
victim of tuberculosis. Mrs. Zlatnik who resides in Arizona had gone to
Seattle when apprised of the serious illness of her brother. The remains
are enroute to this city and will be brought to the Grace Congregational
Church where the funeral services are to be held Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Holway officiating.
Deceased was born in this city about 35 years ago. He resided in this
city most of his life. For the past few years he has been in the west.
He leaves a widow, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Zlatnik and Mrs. Norman Leyse
of Kewaunee and two brothers, Frank and Roland, both of whom are in far
away China.
The Reporter, Thurs., Oct. 28, 1920
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