Published in the Wabasha County Herald on Oct. 8, 1903
Henry Englebeck, a young man 21 years of age, died at the home of Paul Grass, in this city at an early hour this morning. The circumstances surrounding his death were especially sad. He was brought here Saturday evening from St. Paul, and was to have been taken to Rochester Sunday for an operation. There was no Sunday connection on the Northwestern so he was taken to the home of Paul Grass where an operation was performed. The system became thoroughly poisoned by the absorption of pus and the end came as a relief from a bed of pain. The remains were taken to the home this afternoon. The funeral will be held from the Highland Catholic church on Saturday. Deceased for a number of years had a stiff knee and some years ago received treatment from the Drs. Mayo that helped him. He had been employed at offices work with a St. Paul lumber firm. The limb had troubled him for some days before coming here and became very painful after his arrival. His parents reside on the christ Schad place, near the Highland church. They purchased the farm a few years ago.
Contributor: In Loving Memory (48079352)
Henry Englebeck, a young man 21 years of age, died at the home of Paul Grass, in this city at an early hour this morning. The circumstances surrounding his death were especially sad. He was brought here Saturday evening from St. Paul, and was to have been taken to Rochester Sunday for an operation. There was no Sunday connection on the Northwestern so he was taken to the home of Paul Grass where an operation was performed. The system became thoroughly poisoned by the absorption of pus and the end came as a relief from a bed of pain. The remains were taken to the home this afternoon. The funeral will be held from the Highland Catholic church on Saturday. Deceased for a number of years had a stiff knee and some years ago received treatment from the Drs. Mayo that helped him. He had been employed at offices work with a St. Paul lumber firm. The limb had troubled him for some days before coming here and became very painful after his arrival. His parents reside on the christ Schad place, near the Highland church. They purchased the farm a few years ago.
Contributor: In Loving Memory (48079352)
Published in the Wabasha County Herald on Oct. 8, 1903
Henry Englebeck, a young man 21 years of age, died at the home of Paul Grass, in this city at an early hour this morning. The circumstances surrounding his death were especially sad. He was brought here Saturday evening from St. Paul, and was to have been taken to Rochester Sunday for an operation. There was no Sunday connection on the Northwestern so he was taken to the home of Paul Grass where an operation was performed. The system became thoroughly poisoned by the absorption of pus and the end came as a relief from a bed of pain. The remains were taken to the home this afternoon. The funeral will be held from the Highland Catholic church on Saturday. Deceased for a number of years had a stiff knee and some years ago received treatment from the Drs. Mayo that helped him. He had been employed at offices work with a St. Paul lumber firm. The limb had troubled him for some days before coming here and became very painful after his arrival. His parents reside on the christ Schad place, near the Highland church. They purchased the farm a few years ago.
Contributor: In Loving Memory (48079352)
Henry Englebeck, a young man 21 years of age, died at the home of Paul Grass, in this city at an early hour this morning. The circumstances surrounding his death were especially sad. He was brought here Saturday evening from St. Paul, and was to have been taken to Rochester Sunday for an operation. There was no Sunday connection on the Northwestern so he was taken to the home of Paul Grass where an operation was performed. The system became thoroughly poisoned by the absorption of pus and the end came as a relief from a bed of pain. The remains were taken to the home this afternoon. The funeral will be held from the Highland Catholic church on Saturday. Deceased for a number of years had a stiff knee and some years ago received treatment from the Drs. Mayo that helped him. He had been employed at offices work with a St. Paul lumber firm. The limb had troubled him for some days before coming here and became very painful after his arrival. His parents reside on the christ Schad place, near the Highland church. They purchased the farm a few years ago.
Contributor: In Loving Memory (48079352)
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