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The Columbus Telegram, January, 1920
DIED
HERRGUTH--Charles Herrguth, a resident of Platte county nearly thirty-four years, passed away at his home in Platte Center last Saturday night. About two weeks prior to that time he was stricken with an intestinal obstruction. Later he seemed to improve, but a second attack followed, and in his weakened condition he had not the strength to rally.
Mr. Herrguth was born in St. Louis, July 8, 1859. In 1864 he moved with his parents to Hillsboro, Ill. and in 1886 he came to Platte Center to follow his trade as a carpenter. In 1893 he married Miss Louise Schroeder who, with their two sons, Carl, of Platte Center, and Alvin, of Columbus, survives him. He leaves also one brother, F. Herrguth, and one sister, Mrs. Beigler, of Hillsboro, Ill. Mr. Herrguth was a kind husband and father, a good citizen and always ready to greet everyone with a pleasant word and a smile.
Rev. Wolters conducted the funeral service, which was held Tuesday, and the body was then taken to Columbus for burial in the Columbus cemetery. The bearers were J.W. Rilley, W.G. McRurer, D.P. Mahoney, Henry Burke, Ernest Fischer and Fred Laun.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were his brother, F. Herrguth of Hillsboro, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and family, Carl Schroeder, of Humphrey, and John Schroeder, of Omaha.
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~neplatte/vitals/vitals1920.html
The Columbus Telegram, January, 1920
DIED
HERRGUTH--Charles Herrguth, a resident of Platte county nearly thirty-four years, passed away at his home in Platte Center last Saturday night. About two weeks prior to that time he was stricken with an intestinal obstruction. Later he seemed to improve, but a second attack followed, and in his weakened condition he had not the strength to rally.
Mr. Herrguth was born in St. Louis, July 8, 1859. In 1864 he moved with his parents to Hillsboro, Ill. and in 1886 he came to Platte Center to follow his trade as a carpenter. In 1893 he married Miss Louise Schroeder who, with their two sons, Carl, of Platte Center, and Alvin, of Columbus, survives him. He leaves also one brother, F. Herrguth, and one sister, Mrs. Beigler, of Hillsboro, Ill. Mr. Herrguth was a kind husband and father, a good citizen and always ready to greet everyone with a pleasant word and a smile.
Rev. Wolters conducted the funeral service, which was held Tuesday, and the body was then taken to Columbus for burial in the Columbus cemetery. The bearers were J.W. Rilley, W.G. McRurer, D.P. Mahoney, Henry Burke, Ernest Fischer and Fred Laun.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were his brother, F. Herrguth of Hillsboro, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and family, Carl Schroeder, of Humphrey, and John Schroeder, of Omaha.
From the web site:
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~neplatte/vitals/vitals1920.html
The Columbus Telegram, January, 1920
DIED
HERRGUTH--Charles Herrguth, a resident of Platte county nearly thirty-four years, passed away at his home in Platte Center last Saturday night. About two weeks prior to that time he was stricken with an intestinal obstruction. Later he seemed to improve, but a second attack followed, and in his weakened condition he had not the strength to rally.
Mr. Herrguth was born in St. Louis, July 8, 1859. In 1864 he moved with his parents to Hillsboro, Ill. and in 1886 he came to Platte Center to follow his trade as a carpenter. In 1893 he married Miss Louise Schroeder who, with their two sons, Carl, of Platte Center, and Alvin, of Columbus, survives him. He leaves also one brother, F. Herrguth, and one sister, Mrs. Beigler, of Hillsboro, Ill. Mr. Herrguth was a kind husband and father, a good citizen and always ready to greet everyone with a pleasant word and a smile.
Rev. Wolters conducted the funeral service, which was held Tuesday, and the body was then taken to Columbus for burial in the Columbus cemetery. The bearers were J.W. Rilley, W.G. McRurer, D.P. Mahoney, Henry Burke, Ernest Fischer and Fred Laun.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were his brother, F. Herrguth of Hillsboro, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and family, Carl Schroeder, of Humphrey, and John Schroeder, of Omaha.
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~neplatte/vitals/vitals1920.html
The Columbus Telegram, January, 1920
DIED
HERRGUTH--Charles Herrguth, a resident of Platte county nearly thirty-four years, passed away at his home in Platte Center last Saturday night. About two weeks prior to that time he was stricken with an intestinal obstruction. Later he seemed to improve, but a second attack followed, and in his weakened condition he had not the strength to rally.
Mr. Herrguth was born in St. Louis, July 8, 1859. In 1864 he moved with his parents to Hillsboro, Ill. and in 1886 he came to Platte Center to follow his trade as a carpenter. In 1893 he married Miss Louise Schroeder who, with their two sons, Carl, of Platte Center, and Alvin, of Columbus, survives him. He leaves also one brother, F. Herrguth, and one sister, Mrs. Beigler, of Hillsboro, Ill. Mr. Herrguth was a kind husband and father, a good citizen and always ready to greet everyone with a pleasant word and a smile.
Rev. Wolters conducted the funeral service, which was held Tuesday, and the body was then taken to Columbus for burial in the Columbus cemetery. The bearers were J.W. Rilley, W.G. McRurer, D.P. Mahoney, Henry Burke, Ernest Fischer and Fred Laun.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were his brother, F. Herrguth of Hillsboro, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and family, Carl Schroeder, of Humphrey, and John Schroeder, of Omaha.
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