MRS. ANNA B. TRIBOLET
Redwood City Democrat
Death claimed another of Redwood's pioneers last Saturday. Mrs Anna B. Tribolet who made her home here in this city for close to forty years, passed away after a long and painful illness. She came here in the seventies and with her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, conducted for many years a boarding and rooming house on Broadway, known as the "Farmers' Home".
Mrs. Tribolet was a generous whole-souled woman. She was always doing and giving for those in need and many persons in Redwood City, especially during the days of the hard times, had felt the benefits of her kind acts.
Mrs Tribolet was a native of Switzerland and was 69 years of age. She survived by her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, five sons — Henry G., Fred, Edward A., John J., William Tribolet and one daughter, Mrs. Anna Nelson.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning from the James Crowe Undertaking parlors on Webster Street where services were conducted at 10 o'clock. The interment was in Union Cemetery
Redwood City Democrat
Death claimed another of Redwood's pioneers last Saturday. Mrs Anna B. Tribolet who made her home here in this city for close to forty years, passed away after a long and painful illness. She came here in the seventies and with her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, conducted for many years a boarding and rooming house on Broadway, known as the "Farmers' Home".
Mrs. Tribolet was a generous whole-souled woman. She was always doing and giving for those in need and many persons in Redwood City, especially during the days of the hard times, had felt the benefits of her kind acts.
Mrs Tribolet was a native of Switzerland and was 69 years of age. She survived by her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, five sons — Henry G., Fred, Edward A., John J., William Tribolet and one daughter, Mrs. Anna Nelson.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning from the James Crowe Undertaking parlors on Webster Street where services were conducted at 10 o'clock. The interment was in Union Cemetery
MRS. ANNA B. TRIBOLET
Redwood City Democrat
Death claimed another of Redwood's pioneers last Saturday. Mrs Anna B. Tribolet who made her home here in this city for close to forty years, passed away after a long and painful illness. She came here in the seventies and with her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, conducted for many years a boarding and rooming house on Broadway, known as the "Farmers' Home".
Mrs. Tribolet was a generous whole-souled woman. She was always doing and giving for those in need and many persons in Redwood City, especially during the days of the hard times, had felt the benefits of her kind acts.
Mrs Tribolet was a native of Switzerland and was 69 years of age. She survived by her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, five sons — Henry G., Fred, Edward A., John J., William Tribolet and one daughter, Mrs. Anna Nelson.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning from the James Crowe Undertaking parlors on Webster Street where services were conducted at 10 o'clock. The interment was in Union Cemetery
Redwood City Democrat
Death claimed another of Redwood's pioneers last Saturday. Mrs Anna B. Tribolet who made her home here in this city for close to forty years, passed away after a long and painful illness. She came here in the seventies and with her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, conducted for many years a boarding and rooming house on Broadway, known as the "Farmers' Home".
Mrs. Tribolet was a generous whole-souled woman. She was always doing and giving for those in need and many persons in Redwood City, especially during the days of the hard times, had felt the benefits of her kind acts.
Mrs Tribolet was a native of Switzerland and was 69 years of age. She survived by her husband Gottlieb Tribolet, five sons — Henry G., Fred, Edward A., John J., William Tribolet and one daughter, Mrs. Anna Nelson.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning from the James Crowe Undertaking parlors on Webster Street where services were conducted at 10 o'clock. The interment was in Union Cemetery
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