W. A. Matson, a prominent business man of Northfield, died early Sunday morning, March 2, a victim of influenza. He was ill but a week, the malady developing into double pneumonia, and making all efforts to save his life fruitless. The funeral was private, services being held at the home. During the funeral the business places of the city were closed from 10 to 11 O'clock as a token of respect.
Faribault Journal - March 12, 1919
Additional information provided by Carol Ramey
Additional information provided by Jacki Bierma
Faribault Journal - March 12, 1919
Additional information provided by Carol Ramey
Additional information provided by Jacki Bierma
W. A. Matson, a prominent business man of Northfield, died early Sunday morning, March 2, a victim of influenza. He was ill but a week, the malady developing into double pneumonia, and making all efforts to save his life fruitless. The funeral was private, services being held at the home. During the funeral the business places of the city were closed from 10 to 11 O'clock as a token of respect.
Faribault Journal - March 12, 1919
Additional information provided by Carol Ramey
Additional information provided by Jacki Bierma
Faribault Journal - March 12, 1919
Additional information provided by Carol Ramey
Additional information provided by Jacki Bierma
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