Mrs. Reeson died at her home six miles southeast of West Point NE. She had not been in the best of physical condition for some time and therefore was not able to withstand the ravages of a severe attack of a short illness. She was born in Bohemia and came to this country with her parents at a young age. For the most part she was reared and grew to womanhood in Cuming County NE. She left behind two young daughters, her husband, and several brothers and sisters.
She was a woman of engaging personality, excellent character and disposition and of uniform kindness and courtesy. She was well loved by a large circle of friends.
A full obituary was published in the West Point Republican on 5 December 1902.
She was a woman of engaging personality, excellent character and disposition and of uniform kindness and courtesy. She was well loved by a large circle of friends.
A full obituary was published in the West Point Republican on 5 December 1902.
Mrs. Reeson died at her home six miles southeast of West Point NE. She had not been in the best of physical condition for some time and therefore was not able to withstand the ravages of a severe attack of a short illness. She was born in Bohemia and came to this country with her parents at a young age. For the most part she was reared and grew to womanhood in Cuming County NE. She left behind two young daughters, her husband, and several brothers and sisters.
She was a woman of engaging personality, excellent character and disposition and of uniform kindness and courtesy. She was well loved by a large circle of friends.
A full obituary was published in the West Point Republican on 5 December 1902.
She was a woman of engaging personality, excellent character and disposition and of uniform kindness and courtesy. She was well loved by a large circle of friends.
A full obituary was published in the West Point Republican on 5 December 1902.
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