Avondale Lady is Pneumonia Victim
The death of Mrs. Ole Stomsvick, of Avondale, at her home last Sunday, removed from the north country one of its best women. Mrs. Stomsvik contracted influenza, which developed into pneumonia and the battle for life was short. She was buried in Opheim cemetery Tuesday.
Besides a husband, Mrs. Stomsvick leaves a number of small children to mourn her death, and to the bereaved husband and family the Observer extends heartfelt sympathy.---Opheim Observer
The death of Mrs. Ole Stomsvick, of Avondale, at her home last Sunday, removed from the north country one of its best women. Mrs. Stomsvik contracted influenza, which developed into pneumonia and the battle for life was short. She was buried in Opheim cemetery Tuesday.
Besides a husband, Mrs. Stomsvick leaves a number of small children to mourn her death, and to the bereaved husband and family the Observer extends heartfelt sympathy.---Opheim Observer
Avondale Lady is Pneumonia Victim
The death of Mrs. Ole Stomsvick, of Avondale, at her home last Sunday, removed from the north country one of its best women. Mrs. Stomsvik contracted influenza, which developed into pneumonia and the battle for life was short. She was buried in Opheim cemetery Tuesday.
Besides a husband, Mrs. Stomsvick leaves a number of small children to mourn her death, and to the bereaved husband and family the Observer extends heartfelt sympathy.---Opheim Observer
The death of Mrs. Ole Stomsvick, of Avondale, at her home last Sunday, removed from the north country one of its best women. Mrs. Stomsvik contracted influenza, which developed into pneumonia and the battle for life was short. She was buried in Opheim cemetery Tuesday.
Besides a husband, Mrs. Stomsvick leaves a number of small children to mourn her death, and to the bereaved husband and family the Observer extends heartfelt sympathy.---Opheim Observer
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