HANS OTTE
Hans Heinrich Otte died Tuesday on the Southside at the residence of J.H. Mueller. Mr. Otte was past 80 years of age and the cause of his death was primarily old age. He had resided in this city for about 15 years. He was a native of Germany and settled at Mishicot where he lived on a farm for many years. His wife has been dead several years. Two sisters, Mrs. Loeden and Mrs. Drews of Mishicot survive him. He was an upright citizen and a frugal and industrious man. The funeral occurred yesterday from St. John’s Lutheran Church.
The Reporter, Sat., June 21, 1910
Hans Heinrich Otte died Tuesday on the Southside at the residence of J.H. Mueller. Mr. Otte was past 80 years of age and the cause of his death was primarily old age. He had resided in this city for about 15 years. He was a native of Germany and settled at Mishicot where he lived on a farm for many years. His wife has been dead several years. Two sisters, Mrs. Loeden and Mrs. Drews of Mishicot survive him. He was an upright citizen and a frugal and industrious man. The funeral occurred yesterday from St. John’s Lutheran Church.
The Reporter, Sat., June 21, 1910
HANS OTTE
Hans Heinrich Otte died Tuesday on the Southside at the residence of J.H. Mueller. Mr. Otte was past 80 years of age and the cause of his death was primarily old age. He had resided in this city for about 15 years. He was a native of Germany and settled at Mishicot where he lived on a farm for many years. His wife has been dead several years. Two sisters, Mrs. Loeden and Mrs. Drews of Mishicot survive him. He was an upright citizen and a frugal and industrious man. The funeral occurred yesterday from St. John’s Lutheran Church.
The Reporter, Sat., June 21, 1910
Hans Heinrich Otte died Tuesday on the Southside at the residence of J.H. Mueller. Mr. Otte was past 80 years of age and the cause of his death was primarily old age. He had resided in this city for about 15 years. He was a native of Germany and settled at Mishicot where he lived on a farm for many years. His wife has been dead several years. Two sisters, Mrs. Loeden and Mrs. Drews of Mishicot survive him. He was an upright citizen and a frugal and industrious man. The funeral occurred yesterday from St. John’s Lutheran Church.
The Reporter, Sat., June 21, 1910
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