The Daily Huronite
February 29, 1896
Page 4
Three Death Messages
Three telegrams received Saturday morning brought sadness to the heart of many Huron people. They were "death messages.'
... The second message told of the death of Rae Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser and wife. It came from St. Paul and was addressed to G.W. Abeil. Miss Mouser, accompanied by her sister, went to St. Paul just after the holidays to attend school. Some two weeks since her mother was summoned to that city by Rae's illness, and a week ago Mr. Mouser was sent for and both were with their daughter at the time of her death on Friday. They will reach here this evening with the remains.
February 29, 1896
Page 4
Three Death Messages
Three telegrams received Saturday morning brought sadness to the heart of many Huron people. They were "death messages.'
... The second message told of the death of Rae Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser and wife. It came from St. Paul and was addressed to G.W. Abeil. Miss Mouser, accompanied by her sister, went to St. Paul just after the holidays to attend school. Some two weeks since her mother was summoned to that city by Rae's illness, and a week ago Mr. Mouser was sent for and both were with their daughter at the time of her death on Friday. They will reach here this evening with the remains.
The Daily Huronite
February 29, 1896
Page 4
Three Death Messages
Three telegrams received Saturday morning brought sadness to the heart of many Huron people. They were "death messages.'
... The second message told of the death of Rae Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser and wife. It came from St. Paul and was addressed to G.W. Abeil. Miss Mouser, accompanied by her sister, went to St. Paul just after the holidays to attend school. Some two weeks since her mother was summoned to that city by Rae's illness, and a week ago Mr. Mouser was sent for and both were with their daughter at the time of her death on Friday. They will reach here this evening with the remains.
February 29, 1896
Page 4
Three Death Messages
Three telegrams received Saturday morning brought sadness to the heart of many Huron people. They were "death messages.'
... The second message told of the death of Rae Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser, oldest daughter of H.S. Mouser and wife. It came from St. Paul and was addressed to G.W. Abeil. Miss Mouser, accompanied by her sister, went to St. Paul just after the holidays to attend school. Some two weeks since her mother was summoned to that city by Rae's illness, and a week ago Mr. Mouser was sent for and both were with their daughter at the time of her death on Friday. They will reach here this evening with the remains.
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