Published in the Wabasha County Herald on November 29, 1906
Peter Laschapelle, who for many years has run the skiff livery here, was found Thursday evening outside his boat house in an unconscious condition and died next day. For some time he had suffered more or less from heart trouble. His death evidently resulted from a paralytic stroke. His funeral was held from St. Felix church. The interment was in St. Felix cemetery.
Son of Hercules and Mary Louise (LaRiviere) LaChapelle
Peter Laschapelle, who for many years has run the skiff livery here, was found Thursday evening outside his boat house in an unconscious condition and died next day. For some time he had suffered more or less from heart trouble. His death evidently resulted from a paralytic stroke. His funeral was held from St. Felix church. The interment was in St. Felix cemetery.
Son of Hercules and Mary Louise (LaRiviere) LaChapelle
Published in the Wabasha County Herald on November 29, 1906
Peter Laschapelle, who for many years has run the skiff livery here, was found Thursday evening outside his boat house in an unconscious condition and died next day. For some time he had suffered more or less from heart trouble. His death evidently resulted from a paralytic stroke. His funeral was held from St. Felix church. The interment was in St. Felix cemetery.
Son of Hercules and Mary Louise (LaRiviere) LaChapelle
Peter Laschapelle, who for many years has run the skiff livery here, was found Thursday evening outside his boat house in an unconscious condition and died next day. For some time he had suffered more or less from heart trouble. His death evidently resulted from a paralytic stroke. His funeral was held from St. Felix church. The interment was in St. Felix cemetery.
Son of Hercules and Mary Louise (LaRiviere) LaChapelle
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