Winona Times
May 19, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who has been so ill with diphtheria is convalescing.
May 26, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who was reported in our last issue as convalescent was taken with a relapse last Saturday; he became rapidly worse and Sunday afternoon at 3:15 the little fellow passed away — aged three years, five months and twenty three days.
The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. S.S. Enny, Monday morning at 9:00. He was buried for the present on their place just east of town — later he will be take to Alexandria Minn for final internment and be placed beside the little boy who was buried there while the mother and four children were visiting her home last winter. Mr. And Mrs. Lock have the profound sympathy of all who know of this, their second bereavement within the last five months.
Norman aged about seven years is quite ill with the same disease.
June 2, 1892
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lock last Monday, a boy. (This is Frank Edward Lock)
Norman Lock, aged seven years and two months, who was mentioned in the last issue as being quite ill at the time of his little brother's death, passed away last Tuesday morning and was buried by the side of his little brother on their place yesterday. This is the third child the Mr. and Mrs. Lock have lost within the year.
May 19, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who has been so ill with diphtheria is convalescing.
May 26, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who was reported in our last issue as convalescent was taken with a relapse last Saturday; he became rapidly worse and Sunday afternoon at 3:15 the little fellow passed away — aged three years, five months and twenty three days.
The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. S.S. Enny, Monday morning at 9:00. He was buried for the present on their place just east of town — later he will be take to Alexandria Minn for final internment and be placed beside the little boy who was buried there while the mother and four children were visiting her home last winter. Mr. And Mrs. Lock have the profound sympathy of all who know of this, their second bereavement within the last five months.
Norman aged about seven years is quite ill with the same disease.
June 2, 1892
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lock last Monday, a boy. (This is Frank Edward Lock)
Norman Lock, aged seven years and two months, who was mentioned in the last issue as being quite ill at the time of his little brother's death, passed away last Tuesday morning and was buried by the side of his little brother on their place yesterday. This is the third child the Mr. and Mrs. Lock have lost within the year.
Winona Times
May 19, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who has been so ill with diphtheria is convalescing.
May 26, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who was reported in our last issue as convalescent was taken with a relapse last Saturday; he became rapidly worse and Sunday afternoon at 3:15 the little fellow passed away — aged three years, five months and twenty three days.
The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. S.S. Enny, Monday morning at 9:00. He was buried for the present on their place just east of town — later he will be take to Alexandria Minn for final internment and be placed beside the little boy who was buried there while the mother and four children were visiting her home last winter. Mr. And Mrs. Lock have the profound sympathy of all who know of this, their second bereavement within the last five months.
Norman aged about seven years is quite ill with the same disease.
June 2, 1892
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lock last Monday, a boy. (This is Frank Edward Lock)
Norman Lock, aged seven years and two months, who was mentioned in the last issue as being quite ill at the time of his little brother's death, passed away last Tuesday morning and was buried by the side of his little brother on their place yesterday. This is the third child the Mr. and Mrs. Lock have lost within the year.
May 19, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who has been so ill with diphtheria is convalescing.
May 26, 1892
Little Eddie Lock, who was reported in our last issue as convalescent was taken with a relapse last Saturday; he became rapidly worse and Sunday afternoon at 3:15 the little fellow passed away — aged three years, five months and twenty three days.
The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. S.S. Enny, Monday morning at 9:00. He was buried for the present on their place just east of town — later he will be take to Alexandria Minn for final internment and be placed beside the little boy who was buried there while the mother and four children were visiting her home last winter. Mr. And Mrs. Lock have the profound sympathy of all who know of this, their second bereavement within the last five months.
Norman aged about seven years is quite ill with the same disease.
June 2, 1892
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lock last Monday, a boy. (This is Frank Edward Lock)
Norman Lock, aged seven years and two months, who was mentioned in the last issue as being quite ill at the time of his little brother's death, passed away last Tuesday morning and was buried by the side of his little brother on their place yesterday. This is the third child the Mr. and Mrs. Lock have lost within the year.
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