Lincoln Sentinel, May 11, 1916
---Anna C. Wait died very suddenly at her home in this city Wednesday morning. She was in good health the night before and was up town doing her trading as usual. Wednesday morning the family found her dead, she must have passed away only a short time before. In her this community loses a good woman. She has accomplished much good in this county. For many, many years she taught school and hundreds of her pupils are now scattered all over this United States. For many years she was a hard worker for the suffrage cause, and at last saw the fruits of her labors. At the time of her death her only son, Alfred, and his wife lived with her. Funeral will be held Saturday and the remains will be laid at the side of her husband who preceded her several years.
Thanks to contributor Peace for above info.
---Anna C. Wait died very suddenly at her home in this city Wednesday morning. She was in good health the night before and was up town doing her trading as usual. Wednesday morning the family found her dead, she must have passed away only a short time before. In her this community loses a good woman. She has accomplished much good in this county. For many, many years she taught school and hundreds of her pupils are now scattered all over this United States. For many years she was a hard worker for the suffrage cause, and at last saw the fruits of her labors. At the time of her death her only son, Alfred, and his wife lived with her. Funeral will be held Saturday and the remains will be laid at the side of her husband who preceded her several years.
Thanks to contributor Peace for above info.
Lincoln Sentinel, May 11, 1916
---Anna C. Wait died very suddenly at her home in this city Wednesday morning. She was in good health the night before and was up town doing her trading as usual. Wednesday morning the family found her dead, she must have passed away only a short time before. In her this community loses a good woman. She has accomplished much good in this county. For many, many years she taught school and hundreds of her pupils are now scattered all over this United States. For many years she was a hard worker for the suffrage cause, and at last saw the fruits of her labors. At the time of her death her only son, Alfred, and his wife lived with her. Funeral will be held Saturday and the remains will be laid at the side of her husband who preceded her several years.
Thanks to contributor Peace for above info.
---Anna C. Wait died very suddenly at her home in this city Wednesday morning. She was in good health the night before and was up town doing her trading as usual. Wednesday morning the family found her dead, she must have passed away only a short time before. In her this community loses a good woman. She has accomplished much good in this county. For many, many years she taught school and hundreds of her pupils are now scattered all over this United States. For many years she was a hard worker for the suffrage cause, and at last saw the fruits of her labors. At the time of her death her only son, Alfred, and his wife lived with her. Funeral will be held Saturday and the remains will be laid at the side of her husband who preceded her several years.
Thanks to contributor Peace for above info.
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