Coon Rapids Enterprise September 20, 1895
Robert Williams died at Panora on Thursday of last week of typhoid fever and was brought home Friday and buried in the Coon Rapids Cemetery. He had been ill several weeks and had grown better but took a relapse from which he soon after died. His sister, Mrs. Lon Kinnick, nursed him for several days, thus giving him the best of care but he was unable to overcome disease. His funeral will be preached Sunday by Rev Anderson.
Robert Williams died at Panora on Thursday of last week of typhoid fever and was brought home Friday and buried in the Coon Rapids Cemetery. He had been ill several weeks and had grown better but took a relapse from which he soon after died. His sister, Mrs. Lon Kinnick, nursed him for several days, thus giving him the best of care but he was unable to overcome disease. His funeral will be preached Sunday by Rev Anderson.
Coon Rapids Enterprise September 20, 1895
Robert Williams died at Panora on Thursday of last week of typhoid fever and was brought home Friday and buried in the Coon Rapids Cemetery. He had been ill several weeks and had grown better but took a relapse from which he soon after died. His sister, Mrs. Lon Kinnick, nursed him for several days, thus giving him the best of care but he was unable to overcome disease. His funeral will be preached Sunday by Rev Anderson.
Robert Williams died at Panora on Thursday of last week of typhoid fever and was brought home Friday and buried in the Coon Rapids Cemetery. He had been ill several weeks and had grown better but took a relapse from which he soon after died. His sister, Mrs. Lon Kinnick, nursed him for several days, thus giving him the best of care but he was unable to overcome disease. His funeral will be preached Sunday by Rev Anderson.
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