DEATH OF MRS. CARTER
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WIFE OF EARL CARTER DIES AT HER HOME IN THIS CITY SUNDAY MORNING
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Remains Taken to Cheyenne for Interment in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery There - Born in Cheyenne and Been Resident of Laramie for the Past Four Years - Lovely Woman.
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Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of E. A. H. Carter of this city and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck of Cheyenne, died at her home on Thornburgh street, between Eighth and Ninth, Sunday morning, at 5 o'clock, and the remains were taken to Cheyenne today, to be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon, in the Odd Fellows' section of the city cemetery there. The funeral services will be held at the Cheyenne Presbyterian church, of which Mrs. Carter was a member, not having transferred her membership to this city. She leaves a husband and two small daughters, one about 3 years old and the other less than two weeks. Her mother and other relatives were with her at the time of her death, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith accompanied Mr. Carter and Mrs. Wilseck to Cheyenne today with the remains of their loved one.
The Sad Occurrence.
The death of this estimable young woman is among the saddest that have occurred in Laramie for a long time. Born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago, she has grown to womanhood in our midst, almost. A little more than four years ago she became the wife of Mr. Carter and removed to this city, having since made her home here. She was a loving wife, a delightful social companion and a devoted mother. When her second daughter was born there were many expressions of deep concern and wishes for her speedy recovery, so that she might continue to shine in the social circle of which she had ever been an ornament here. From day to day friends sent to enquire as to her condition, and not until the latter part of the week were there alarming reports from her bedside. On Saturday her mother arrived, and was with her until the end.
Mrs. Carter was a most lovable lady. She was looked upon as worthy helpmate for her energetic and enterprising husband, and seemed quite devoted to her family. Mr. Carter is prominent as a Knight of Pythias and as an Elk. In Damon lodge he is the keeper of records and seal and is a member of the grand lodge, having represented the local lodge at the meeting last year. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to him and those who mourn with him.
Sister in Missouri.
Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. John Jamison of Sedalia, Mo., was notified and is expected to reach Cheyenne tonight to be present at the funeral tomorrow afternoon. Other relatives and friends from a distance will be present.
© Laramie Republican no. 278 July 09, 1906, page 1
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MRS. CARTER DIES
SAD DEATH OF FORMER CHEYENNE YOUNG LADY AT LARAMIE CITY YESTERDAY
Succumbs to Septicaemia Following Birth of Daughter-Was Born in Cheyenne and Funeral will be Held Here Tomorrow Afternoon
Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of Earl A. H. Carter, of Laramie, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck, of Cheyenne, died at here home in Laramie yesterday morning of septicaemia, following the birth of a daughter a few days previous, and the remains were brought to Cheyenne this afternoon for interment here tomorrow in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The funeral will occur at 2:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church, Rev. Gordon Mackay officiating.
Mrs. Carter was born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago and resided here all her life until her marriage in this city to Mr. Carter a little over four years ago. She was a member of the Presbyterian church in this city and a most estimable young lady, her friends here being numbered by the hundred.
Her parents reside here and her sister, Mrs. John Jamison, of Sedalia, O., has arrived in the city to attend the funeral. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, the oldest being three years of age. Mr. Carter is a prominent jeweler of Laramie and watch inspector for the Union Pacific on the Cheyenne-Laramie section. He is the keeper of record and seals for Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, a member of the grand lodge of that order and also of the Laramie lodge of Elks.
© Wyoming Tribune no. 86 July 09, 1906, page 8
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Husband is Earl A. Carter. He was remarried to Laura Letts on October 30, 1907 in Laramie, WY.
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WIFE OF EARL CARTER DIES AT HER HOME IN THIS CITY SUNDAY MORNING
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Remains Taken to Cheyenne for Interment in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery There - Born in Cheyenne and Been Resident of Laramie for the Past Four Years - Lovely Woman.
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Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of E. A. H. Carter of this city and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck of Cheyenne, died at her home on Thornburgh street, between Eighth and Ninth, Sunday morning, at 5 o'clock, and the remains were taken to Cheyenne today, to be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon, in the Odd Fellows' section of the city cemetery there. The funeral services will be held at the Cheyenne Presbyterian church, of which Mrs. Carter was a member, not having transferred her membership to this city. She leaves a husband and two small daughters, one about 3 years old and the other less than two weeks. Her mother and other relatives were with her at the time of her death, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith accompanied Mr. Carter and Mrs. Wilseck to Cheyenne today with the remains of their loved one.
The Sad Occurrence.
The death of this estimable young woman is among the saddest that have occurred in Laramie for a long time. Born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago, she has grown to womanhood in our midst, almost. A little more than four years ago she became the wife of Mr. Carter and removed to this city, having since made her home here. She was a loving wife, a delightful social companion and a devoted mother. When her second daughter was born there were many expressions of deep concern and wishes for her speedy recovery, so that she might continue to shine in the social circle of which she had ever been an ornament here. From day to day friends sent to enquire as to her condition, and not until the latter part of the week were there alarming reports from her bedside. On Saturday her mother arrived, and was with her until the end.
Mrs. Carter was a most lovable lady. She was looked upon as worthy helpmate for her energetic and enterprising husband, and seemed quite devoted to her family. Mr. Carter is prominent as a Knight of Pythias and as an Elk. In Damon lodge he is the keeper of records and seal and is a member of the grand lodge, having represented the local lodge at the meeting last year. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to him and those who mourn with him.
Sister in Missouri.
Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. John Jamison of Sedalia, Mo., was notified and is expected to reach Cheyenne tonight to be present at the funeral tomorrow afternoon. Other relatives and friends from a distance will be present.
© Laramie Republican no. 278 July 09, 1906, page 1
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MRS. CARTER DIES
SAD DEATH OF FORMER CHEYENNE YOUNG LADY AT LARAMIE CITY YESTERDAY
Succumbs to Septicaemia Following Birth of Daughter-Was Born in Cheyenne and Funeral will be Held Here Tomorrow Afternoon
Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of Earl A. H. Carter, of Laramie, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck, of Cheyenne, died at here home in Laramie yesterday morning of septicaemia, following the birth of a daughter a few days previous, and the remains were brought to Cheyenne this afternoon for interment here tomorrow in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The funeral will occur at 2:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church, Rev. Gordon Mackay officiating.
Mrs. Carter was born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago and resided here all her life until her marriage in this city to Mr. Carter a little over four years ago. She was a member of the Presbyterian church in this city and a most estimable young lady, her friends here being numbered by the hundred.
Her parents reside here and her sister, Mrs. John Jamison, of Sedalia, O., has arrived in the city to attend the funeral. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, the oldest being three years of age. Mr. Carter is a prominent jeweler of Laramie and watch inspector for the Union Pacific on the Cheyenne-Laramie section. He is the keeper of record and seals for Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, a member of the grand lodge of that order and also of the Laramie lodge of Elks.
© Wyoming Tribune no. 86 July 09, 1906, page 8
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Husband is Earl A. Carter. He was remarried to Laura Letts on October 30, 1907 in Laramie, WY.
DEATH OF MRS. CARTER
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WIFE OF EARL CARTER DIES AT HER HOME IN THIS CITY SUNDAY MORNING
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Remains Taken to Cheyenne for Interment in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery There - Born in Cheyenne and Been Resident of Laramie for the Past Four Years - Lovely Woman.
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Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of E. A. H. Carter of this city and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck of Cheyenne, died at her home on Thornburgh street, between Eighth and Ninth, Sunday morning, at 5 o'clock, and the remains were taken to Cheyenne today, to be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon, in the Odd Fellows' section of the city cemetery there. The funeral services will be held at the Cheyenne Presbyterian church, of which Mrs. Carter was a member, not having transferred her membership to this city. She leaves a husband and two small daughters, one about 3 years old and the other less than two weeks. Her mother and other relatives were with her at the time of her death, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith accompanied Mr. Carter and Mrs. Wilseck to Cheyenne today with the remains of their loved one.
The Sad Occurrence.
The death of this estimable young woman is among the saddest that have occurred in Laramie for a long time. Born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago, she has grown to womanhood in our midst, almost. A little more than four years ago she became the wife of Mr. Carter and removed to this city, having since made her home here. She was a loving wife, a delightful social companion and a devoted mother. When her second daughter was born there were many expressions of deep concern and wishes for her speedy recovery, so that she might continue to shine in the social circle of which she had ever been an ornament here. From day to day friends sent to enquire as to her condition, and not until the latter part of the week were there alarming reports from her bedside. On Saturday her mother arrived, and was with her until the end.
Mrs. Carter was a most lovable lady. She was looked upon as worthy helpmate for her energetic and enterprising husband, and seemed quite devoted to her family. Mr. Carter is prominent as a Knight of Pythias and as an Elk. In Damon lodge he is the keeper of records and seal and is a member of the grand lodge, having represented the local lodge at the meeting last year. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to him and those who mourn with him.
Sister in Missouri.
Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. John Jamison of Sedalia, Mo., was notified and is expected to reach Cheyenne tonight to be present at the funeral tomorrow afternoon. Other relatives and friends from a distance will be present.
© Laramie Republican no. 278 July 09, 1906, page 1
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MRS. CARTER DIES
SAD DEATH OF FORMER CHEYENNE YOUNG LADY AT LARAMIE CITY YESTERDAY
Succumbs to Septicaemia Following Birth of Daughter-Was Born in Cheyenne and Funeral will be Held Here Tomorrow Afternoon
Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of Earl A. H. Carter, of Laramie, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck, of Cheyenne, died at here home in Laramie yesterday morning of septicaemia, following the birth of a daughter a few days previous, and the remains were brought to Cheyenne this afternoon for interment here tomorrow in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The funeral will occur at 2:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church, Rev. Gordon Mackay officiating.
Mrs. Carter was born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago and resided here all her life until her marriage in this city to Mr. Carter a little over four years ago. She was a member of the Presbyterian church in this city and a most estimable young lady, her friends here being numbered by the hundred.
Her parents reside here and her sister, Mrs. John Jamison, of Sedalia, O., has arrived in the city to attend the funeral. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, the oldest being three years of age. Mr. Carter is a prominent jeweler of Laramie and watch inspector for the Union Pacific on the Cheyenne-Laramie section. He is the keeper of record and seals for Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, a member of the grand lodge of that order and also of the Laramie lodge of Elks.
© Wyoming Tribune no. 86 July 09, 1906, page 8
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Husband is Earl A. Carter. He was remarried to Laura Letts on October 30, 1907 in Laramie, WY.
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WIFE OF EARL CARTER DIES AT HER HOME IN THIS CITY SUNDAY MORNING
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Remains Taken to Cheyenne for Interment in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery There - Born in Cheyenne and Been Resident of Laramie for the Past Four Years - Lovely Woman.
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Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of E. A. H. Carter of this city and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck of Cheyenne, died at her home on Thornburgh street, between Eighth and Ninth, Sunday morning, at 5 o'clock, and the remains were taken to Cheyenne today, to be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon, in the Odd Fellows' section of the city cemetery there. The funeral services will be held at the Cheyenne Presbyterian church, of which Mrs. Carter was a member, not having transferred her membership to this city. She leaves a husband and two small daughters, one about 3 years old and the other less than two weeks. Her mother and other relatives were with her at the time of her death, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith accompanied Mr. Carter and Mrs. Wilseck to Cheyenne today with the remains of their loved one.
The Sad Occurrence.
The death of this estimable young woman is among the saddest that have occurred in Laramie for a long time. Born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago, she has grown to womanhood in our midst, almost. A little more than four years ago she became the wife of Mr. Carter and removed to this city, having since made her home here. She was a loving wife, a delightful social companion and a devoted mother. When her second daughter was born there were many expressions of deep concern and wishes for her speedy recovery, so that she might continue to shine in the social circle of which she had ever been an ornament here. From day to day friends sent to enquire as to her condition, and not until the latter part of the week were there alarming reports from her bedside. On Saturday her mother arrived, and was with her until the end.
Mrs. Carter was a most lovable lady. She was looked upon as worthy helpmate for her energetic and enterprising husband, and seemed quite devoted to her family. Mr. Carter is prominent as a Knight of Pythias and as an Elk. In Damon lodge he is the keeper of records and seal and is a member of the grand lodge, having represented the local lodge at the meeting last year. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to him and those who mourn with him.
Sister in Missouri.
Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. John Jamison of Sedalia, Mo., was notified and is expected to reach Cheyenne tonight to be present at the funeral tomorrow afternoon. Other relatives and friends from a distance will be present.
© Laramie Republican no. 278 July 09, 1906, page 1
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MRS. CARTER DIES
SAD DEATH OF FORMER CHEYENNE YOUNG LADY AT LARAMIE CITY YESTERDAY
Succumbs to Septicaemia Following Birth of Daughter-Was Born in Cheyenne and Funeral will be Held Here Tomorrow Afternoon
Mrs. Julia Joanne Wilseck Carter, wife of Earl A. H. Carter, of Laramie, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilseck, of Cheyenne, died at here home in Laramie yesterday morning of septicaemia, following the birth of a daughter a few days previous, and the remains were brought to Cheyenne this afternoon for interment here tomorrow in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The funeral will occur at 2:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church, Rev. Gordon Mackay officiating.
Mrs. Carter was born in Cheyenne twenty-two years ago and resided here all her life until her marriage in this city to Mr. Carter a little over four years ago. She was a member of the Presbyterian church in this city and a most estimable young lady, her friends here being numbered by the hundred.
Her parents reside here and her sister, Mrs. John Jamison, of Sedalia, O., has arrived in the city to attend the funeral. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, the oldest being three years of age. Mr. Carter is a prominent jeweler of Laramie and watch inspector for the Union Pacific on the Cheyenne-Laramie section. He is the keeper of record and seals for Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, a member of the grand lodge of that order and also of the Laramie lodge of Elks.
© Wyoming Tribune no. 86 July 09, 1906, page 8
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Husband is Earl A. Carter. He was remarried to Laura Letts on October 30, 1907 in Laramie, WY.
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