Monday, November 6, 1905
A telephone message from Tiosa tells of the death of Mrs. Alfred [Bertha SMITH] SHELLY which occurred Sunday, at South Bend. Her affliction was typhoid fever and she leaves husband and four children. She was twenty-nine years old and the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Obadiah SMITH and was well and popularly known in the Tiosa community. The funeral will occur Tuesday at 1 o’clock at Richland Center, Rev. Wm. HEFLIN officiating.
Bertha Estella [SMITH SHELLY], daughter of Margaret and Obediah SMITH, was born September 24, 1874, died at her home in South Bend, November 5, 1905, aged 30 years. She was united in marriage to Alfred M. SHELLY, November 3, 1894, to which union were born four children, Don, Margaret, Dale and Mable [SHELLY], who, with the husband, mother, father, three brothers and one sister, relatives and many friends were left to mourn. She had been ill for nearly three months with typhoid fever. Her remains were brought to the home of her parents Tuesday morning. The funeral was conducted at the Richland Center M.E. church by Rev. Wm. HEFLIN. (Tiosa item) 11-10-1905
A telephone message from Tiosa tells of the death of Mrs. Alfred [Bertha SMITH] SHELLY which occurred Sunday, at South Bend. Her affliction was typhoid fever and she leaves husband and four children. She was twenty-nine years old and the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Obadiah SMITH and was well and popularly known in the Tiosa community. The funeral will occur Tuesday at 1 o’clock at Richland Center, Rev. Wm. HEFLIN officiating.
Bertha Estella [SMITH SHELLY], daughter of Margaret and Obediah SMITH, was born September 24, 1874, died at her home in South Bend, November 5, 1905, aged 30 years. She was united in marriage to Alfred M. SHELLY, November 3, 1894, to which union were born four children, Don, Margaret, Dale and Mable [SHELLY], who, with the husband, mother, father, three brothers and one sister, relatives and many friends were left to mourn. She had been ill for nearly three months with typhoid fever. Her remains were brought to the home of her parents Tuesday morning. The funeral was conducted at the Richland Center M.E. church by Rev. Wm. HEFLIN. (Tiosa item) 11-10-1905
Monday, November 6, 1905
A telephone message from Tiosa tells of the death of Mrs. Alfred [Bertha SMITH] SHELLY which occurred Sunday, at South Bend. Her affliction was typhoid fever and she leaves husband and four children. She was twenty-nine years old and the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Obadiah SMITH and was well and popularly known in the Tiosa community. The funeral will occur Tuesday at 1 o’clock at Richland Center, Rev. Wm. HEFLIN officiating.
Bertha Estella [SMITH SHELLY], daughter of Margaret and Obediah SMITH, was born September 24, 1874, died at her home in South Bend, November 5, 1905, aged 30 years. She was united in marriage to Alfred M. SHELLY, November 3, 1894, to which union were born four children, Don, Margaret, Dale and Mable [SHELLY], who, with the husband, mother, father, three brothers and one sister, relatives and many friends were left to mourn. She had been ill for nearly three months with typhoid fever. Her remains were brought to the home of her parents Tuesday morning. The funeral was conducted at the Richland Center M.E. church by Rev. Wm. HEFLIN. (Tiosa item) 11-10-1905
A telephone message from Tiosa tells of the death of Mrs. Alfred [Bertha SMITH] SHELLY which occurred Sunday, at South Bend. Her affliction was typhoid fever and she leaves husband and four children. She was twenty-nine years old and the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Obadiah SMITH and was well and popularly known in the Tiosa community. The funeral will occur Tuesday at 1 o’clock at Richland Center, Rev. Wm. HEFLIN officiating.
Bertha Estella [SMITH SHELLY], daughter of Margaret and Obediah SMITH, was born September 24, 1874, died at her home in South Bend, November 5, 1905, aged 30 years. She was united in marriage to Alfred M. SHELLY, November 3, 1894, to which union were born four children, Don, Margaret, Dale and Mable [SHELLY], who, with the husband, mother, father, three brothers and one sister, relatives and many friends were left to mourn. She had been ill for nearly three months with typhoid fever. Her remains were brought to the home of her parents Tuesday morning. The funeral was conducted at the Richland Center M.E. church by Rev. Wm. HEFLIN. (Tiosa item) 11-10-1905
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