The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, March 7, 1907
The body of WILLIAM LIPE of southeastern Nebraska, was brought in on No. 4 yesterday for burial. MR. LIPE was 45 years old, and was a son of JOHN LIPE of Otter Creek Township. Years ago he went west, he resided alone on his large farm and his neighbors not seeing him around at his work, went in to see what was the matter. To their surprise they found him lying in the doorway dead, his feet and lower limbs badly frozen and the indications were that he had been dead several days. The father was notified of the son's death and MRS. MATTIE PFRIMMER, sister to the dead man went to accompany the remains back to his former home.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of JNO. LIPE today and the remains buried in the Fletcher Cemetery.
-- LUCAS LEDGER.
(Note: s/o John & Mahala Lipe)
The body of WILLIAM LIPE of southeastern Nebraska, was brought in on No. 4 yesterday for burial. MR. LIPE was 45 years old, and was a son of JOHN LIPE of Otter Creek Township. Years ago he went west, he resided alone on his large farm and his neighbors not seeing him around at his work, went in to see what was the matter. To their surprise they found him lying in the doorway dead, his feet and lower limbs badly frozen and the indications were that he had been dead several days. The father was notified of the son's death and MRS. MATTIE PFRIMMER, sister to the dead man went to accompany the remains back to his former home.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of JNO. LIPE today and the remains buried in the Fletcher Cemetery.
-- LUCAS LEDGER.
(Note: s/o John & Mahala Lipe)
The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, March 7, 1907
The body of WILLIAM LIPE of southeastern Nebraska, was brought in on No. 4 yesterday for burial. MR. LIPE was 45 years old, and was a son of JOHN LIPE of Otter Creek Township. Years ago he went west, he resided alone on his large farm and his neighbors not seeing him around at his work, went in to see what was the matter. To their surprise they found him lying in the doorway dead, his feet and lower limbs badly frozen and the indications were that he had been dead several days. The father was notified of the son's death and MRS. MATTIE PFRIMMER, sister to the dead man went to accompany the remains back to his former home.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of JNO. LIPE today and the remains buried in the Fletcher Cemetery.
-- LUCAS LEDGER.
(Note: s/o John & Mahala Lipe)
The body of WILLIAM LIPE of southeastern Nebraska, was brought in on No. 4 yesterday for burial. MR. LIPE was 45 years old, and was a son of JOHN LIPE of Otter Creek Township. Years ago he went west, he resided alone on his large farm and his neighbors not seeing him around at his work, went in to see what was the matter. To their surprise they found him lying in the doorway dead, his feet and lower limbs badly frozen and the indications were that he had been dead several days. The father was notified of the son's death and MRS. MATTIE PFRIMMER, sister to the dead man went to accompany the remains back to his former home.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of JNO. LIPE today and the remains buried in the Fletcher Cemetery.
-- LUCAS LEDGER.
(Note: s/o John & Mahala Lipe)
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