Elroy, the fourteen months old son of Fred Priebe of Potter, who had been tenderly cared for by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fischer since the death of his mother whose young life went out when her son was born, was suddenly called Home by Angel of Death Sunday evening after an illness of but a few short hours. Stricken at nine o'clock Sunday evening with convulsions, the little fellow died Monday morning at 5 a.m. without regaining consciousness, the shock being too severe for his tender little body to endure. The sympathy of all is extended to the father, grandparents and relatives, by whom he was fondly loved and cherished.
Brillion News – May 11, 1917
Brillion News – May 11, 1917
Elroy, the fourteen months old son of Fred Priebe of Potter, who had been tenderly cared for by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fischer since the death of his mother whose young life went out when her son was born, was suddenly called Home by Angel of Death Sunday evening after an illness of but a few short hours. Stricken at nine o'clock Sunday evening with convulsions, the little fellow died Monday morning at 5 a.m. without regaining consciousness, the shock being too severe for his tender little body to endure. The sympathy of all is extended to the father, grandparents and relatives, by whom he was fondly loved and cherished.
Brillion News – May 11, 1917
Brillion News – May 11, 1917
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