The six year old son of Mr. and
Mrs O.S. Finch, succumbed to a relapse
from an attack of the measels, shortly after midnight last Saturday morning. The family had, suffered severly from the disease, but all were thought to be doing well. The little one who died was a bright and pro- mising child, Loved by all his youth ful associates. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
The Cherokee Weekly Times 1894-04-12- Page 5 Submitted by Brenda Springer-Halseth
Mrs O.S. Finch, succumbed to a relapse
from an attack of the measels, shortly after midnight last Saturday morning. The family had, suffered severly from the disease, but all were thought to be doing well. The little one who died was a bright and pro- mising child, Loved by all his youth ful associates. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
The Cherokee Weekly Times 1894-04-12- Page 5 Submitted by Brenda Springer-Halseth
The six year old son of Mr. and
Mrs O.S. Finch, succumbed to a relapse
from an attack of the measels, shortly after midnight last Saturday morning. The family had, suffered severly from the disease, but all were thought to be doing well. The little one who died was a bright and pro- mising child, Loved by all his youth ful associates. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
The Cherokee Weekly Times 1894-04-12- Page 5 Submitted by Brenda Springer-Halseth
Mrs O.S. Finch, succumbed to a relapse
from an attack of the measels, shortly after midnight last Saturday morning. The family had, suffered severly from the disease, but all were thought to be doing well. The little one who died was a bright and pro- mising child, Loved by all his youth ful associates. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
The Cherokee Weekly Times 1894-04-12- Page 5 Submitted by Brenda Springer-Halseth
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