Mrs. Wintermute Died.
Mrs. Ellen Wintermute, wife of W. Scott Wintermute, died suddenly of apoplexy Thursday
evening at her home, 1330 East Fourth avenue. About 7:45 o'clock the family left the dinner
table and went into the living room, where they were laughing and chatting, when Mrs. Wintermute fell over in her chair and before her son could reach her side, she was dead. Mr. Wintermute was in Cleveland on a business trip and will not arrive home until Sunday morning.
The family has lived in Denver for twenty-two years, Mrs. Wintermute was a member of the Woman's club and a leader in the social science department. Beside her husband she leaves one son, Louis, and three daughters, Helen Wintermute, who is at home, Mrs., W. R. Pierce of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. F A
Pawla of Los Angeles,
The funeral will take place soon atter the arrival of the daughters, who are expected Monday.
The Grenola (Kansas) Gazette 9/14/1911.
Mrs. Ellen Wintermute, wife of W. Scott Wintermute, died suddenly of apoplexy Thursday
evening at her home, 1330 East Fourth avenue. About 7:45 o'clock the family left the dinner
table and went into the living room, where they were laughing and chatting, when Mrs. Wintermute fell over in her chair and before her son could reach her side, she was dead. Mr. Wintermute was in Cleveland on a business trip and will not arrive home until Sunday morning.
The family has lived in Denver for twenty-two years, Mrs. Wintermute was a member of the Woman's club and a leader in the social science department. Beside her husband she leaves one son, Louis, and three daughters, Helen Wintermute, who is at home, Mrs., W. R. Pierce of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. F A
Pawla of Los Angeles,
The funeral will take place soon atter the arrival of the daughters, who are expected Monday.
The Grenola (Kansas) Gazette 9/14/1911.
Mrs. Wintermute Died.
Mrs. Ellen Wintermute, wife of W. Scott Wintermute, died suddenly of apoplexy Thursday
evening at her home, 1330 East Fourth avenue. About 7:45 o'clock the family left the dinner
table and went into the living room, where they were laughing and chatting, when Mrs. Wintermute fell over in her chair and before her son could reach her side, she was dead. Mr. Wintermute was in Cleveland on a business trip and will not arrive home until Sunday morning.
The family has lived in Denver for twenty-two years, Mrs. Wintermute was a member of the Woman's club and a leader in the social science department. Beside her husband she leaves one son, Louis, and three daughters, Helen Wintermute, who is at home, Mrs., W. R. Pierce of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. F A
Pawla of Los Angeles,
The funeral will take place soon atter the arrival of the daughters, who are expected Monday.
The Grenola (Kansas) Gazette 9/14/1911.
Mrs. Ellen Wintermute, wife of W. Scott Wintermute, died suddenly of apoplexy Thursday
evening at her home, 1330 East Fourth avenue. About 7:45 o'clock the family left the dinner
table and went into the living room, where they were laughing and chatting, when Mrs. Wintermute fell over in her chair and before her son could reach her side, she was dead. Mr. Wintermute was in Cleveland on a business trip and will not arrive home until Sunday morning.
The family has lived in Denver for twenty-two years, Mrs. Wintermute was a member of the Woman's club and a leader in the social science department. Beside her husband she leaves one son, Louis, and three daughters, Helen Wintermute, who is at home, Mrs., W. R. Pierce of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. F A
Pawla of Los Angeles,
The funeral will take place soon atter the arrival of the daughters, who are expected Monday.
The Grenola (Kansas) Gazette 9/14/1911.
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