3-22-1907, The Otoe Union:
William Cording, the tailor, died in his room over Arends store, Tuesday afternoon at 6:30 of pneumonia and pleurisy. He had no relatives here, but friends and members of his church took care of him, from the first attack, Wednesday, March 13, and done all they could for him. He has lived in Syracuse 22 years, was a member of the Lutheran church, honest and a quiet and unassuming person. The funeral was held Thursday and the interment took place in the Park Hill cemetery.
William Cording, the tailor, died in his room over Arends store, Tuesday afternoon at 6:30 of pneumonia and pleurisy. He had no relatives here, but friends and members of his church took care of him, from the first attack, Wednesday, March 13, and done all they could for him. He has lived in Syracuse 22 years, was a member of the Lutheran church, honest and a quiet and unassuming person. The funeral was held Thursday and the interment took place in the Park Hill cemetery.
3-22-1907, The Otoe Union:
William Cording, the tailor, died in his room over Arends store, Tuesday afternoon at 6:30 of pneumonia and pleurisy. He had no relatives here, but friends and members of his church took care of him, from the first attack, Wednesday, March 13, and done all they could for him. He has lived in Syracuse 22 years, was a member of the Lutheran church, honest and a quiet and unassuming person. The funeral was held Thursday and the interment took place in the Park Hill cemetery.
William Cording, the tailor, died in his room over Arends store, Tuesday afternoon at 6:30 of pneumonia and pleurisy. He had no relatives here, but friends and members of his church took care of him, from the first attack, Wednesday, March 13, and done all they could for him. He has lived in Syracuse 22 years, was a member of the Lutheran church, honest and a quiet and unassuming person. The funeral was held Thursday and the interment took place in the Park Hill cemetery.
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