Anna Noggle died last evening at the home of her son-in-law in Monroe. She was the widow of late Circuit Judge. Undertaker D Kimball this morning received a letter from Monroe announcing the death at that place ot Mrs. David Noggle widow of the late David Noggle, one time judge of the twelfth Wisconsin judicial circuit. The demise occurred at the home of her son-in-law P W Puffer where she has been living for the past few years. Mrs Noggle was well known here and has numerous friends having resided here during her husband's connection with the courts some more than forty years ago and then also for a few years lived with her daughter Mrs C.G. Williams, widow of the late Congress man Charles G. Williams. Funeral services will be held in Monroe tomorrow afternoon and the remains will be brought to Janesville Wednesday morning and taken to the chapel in Oak Hill cemetery. [Janesville Daily Gazette Monday, February 05, 1906.]
Anna Noggle died last evening at the home of her son-in-law in Monroe. She was the widow of late Circuit Judge. Undertaker D Kimball this morning received a letter from Monroe announcing the death at that place ot Mrs. David Noggle widow of the late David Noggle, one time judge of the twelfth Wisconsin judicial circuit. The demise occurred at the home of her son-in-law P W Puffer where she has been living for the past few years. Mrs Noggle was well known here and has numerous friends having resided here during her husband's connection with the courts some more than forty years ago and then also for a few years lived with her daughter Mrs C.G. Williams, widow of the late Congress man Charles G. Williams. Funeral services will be held in Monroe tomorrow afternoon and the remains will be brought to Janesville Wednesday morning and taken to the chapel in Oak Hill cemetery. [Janesville Daily Gazette Monday, February 05, 1906.]
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