Saidee May Alger married Lawrence Agnew, January 13, 1904, Todd county, Minnesota.
To this union two children were born: Clifford and Vernon Lynn Agnew.
Saidee May Alger married Charles W. Hawkins, March 3, 1912, Alexandria, Douglas, Minnesosta.
OBITUARY:
Park Region Echo, April 14, 1927-contributed by kj-47962105
Mrs. Charles W. Hawkins died Saturday morning at Mercy hospital at six o'clock. Mrs. Hawkins had been sick for about four months and was taken to the hospital Monday of last week where she was operated on Wednesday for gall stones, but it proved too much for her and she passed away Saturday morning.
Sadie May Alger was born at Glidden, Iowa, December 12, 1888 making her thirty-eight years and four months of age at the time of her death. She came to Minnesota with her parents at the age of nine years. She was married to Lawrence Agnew at Long Prairie, Minnesota in 1903 and two children were born to this union, Clifford, who died when a small child and Vernon Lynn, who is now twenty years of age. Mr. Agnew died in 1908 and Mrs. Agnew was again married, two daughters and a son, were born to this union, who with the husband are left to mourn. The children are Ina Bell, thirteen years of age. Josephine Ida, ten years of age and Merle Derrald, seven years of age.
Besides the husband and four children she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alger of this city, and her brother, Arthur, also of this city and one half sister, Dela Robinson of Arthur, Illinois and many other relatives and close friends.
Mrs. Hawkins was a woman of a sunny disposition well liked by all who knew her, and was a great comfort to her aged parents. She was a loving mother and wife and will be greatly missed by her family circle. One sister and two brothers preceded her in death.
The funeral was held Monday at two o'clock from the Gospel Chapel on Nokomis street and Seventh Ave., of which she was a member. Rev. Johnson of Villard conducted the services. Burial was made in Kinkead cemetery. The pall bearers were Swan Anderson, J. E. Sharley, John Antonson, John Block, Wm. McFarland and J. C. Soderholm.
To this union two children were born: Clifford and Vernon Lynn Agnew.
Saidee May Alger married Charles W. Hawkins, March 3, 1912, Alexandria, Douglas, Minnesosta.
OBITUARY:
Park Region Echo, April 14, 1927-contributed by kj-47962105
Mrs. Charles W. Hawkins died Saturday morning at Mercy hospital at six o'clock. Mrs. Hawkins had been sick for about four months and was taken to the hospital Monday of last week where she was operated on Wednesday for gall stones, but it proved too much for her and she passed away Saturday morning.
Sadie May Alger was born at Glidden, Iowa, December 12, 1888 making her thirty-eight years and four months of age at the time of her death. She came to Minnesota with her parents at the age of nine years. She was married to Lawrence Agnew at Long Prairie, Minnesota in 1903 and two children were born to this union, Clifford, who died when a small child and Vernon Lynn, who is now twenty years of age. Mr. Agnew died in 1908 and Mrs. Agnew was again married, two daughters and a son, were born to this union, who with the husband are left to mourn. The children are Ina Bell, thirteen years of age. Josephine Ida, ten years of age and Merle Derrald, seven years of age.
Besides the husband and four children she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alger of this city, and her brother, Arthur, also of this city and one half sister, Dela Robinson of Arthur, Illinois and many other relatives and close friends.
Mrs. Hawkins was a woman of a sunny disposition well liked by all who knew her, and was a great comfort to her aged parents. She was a loving mother and wife and will be greatly missed by her family circle. One sister and two brothers preceded her in death.
The funeral was held Monday at two o'clock from the Gospel Chapel on Nokomis street and Seventh Ave., of which she was a member. Rev. Johnson of Villard conducted the services. Burial was made in Kinkead cemetery. The pall bearers were Swan Anderson, J. E. Sharley, John Antonson, John Block, Wm. McFarland and J. C. Soderholm.
Saidee May Alger married Lawrence Agnew, January 13, 1904, Todd county, Minnesota.
To this union two children were born: Clifford and Vernon Lynn Agnew.
Saidee May Alger married Charles W. Hawkins, March 3, 1912, Alexandria, Douglas, Minnesosta.
OBITUARY:
Park Region Echo, April 14, 1927-contributed by kj-47962105
Mrs. Charles W. Hawkins died Saturday morning at Mercy hospital at six o'clock. Mrs. Hawkins had been sick for about four months and was taken to the hospital Monday of last week where she was operated on Wednesday for gall stones, but it proved too much for her and she passed away Saturday morning.
Sadie May Alger was born at Glidden, Iowa, December 12, 1888 making her thirty-eight years and four months of age at the time of her death. She came to Minnesota with her parents at the age of nine years. She was married to Lawrence Agnew at Long Prairie, Minnesota in 1903 and two children were born to this union, Clifford, who died when a small child and Vernon Lynn, who is now twenty years of age. Mr. Agnew died in 1908 and Mrs. Agnew was again married, two daughters and a son, were born to this union, who with the husband are left to mourn. The children are Ina Bell, thirteen years of age. Josephine Ida, ten years of age and Merle Derrald, seven years of age.
Besides the husband and four children she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alger of this city, and her brother, Arthur, also of this city and one half sister, Dela Robinson of Arthur, Illinois and many other relatives and close friends.
Mrs. Hawkins was a woman of a sunny disposition well liked by all who knew her, and was a great comfort to her aged parents. She was a loving mother and wife and will be greatly missed by her family circle. One sister and two brothers preceded her in death.
The funeral was held Monday at two o'clock from the Gospel Chapel on Nokomis street and Seventh Ave., of which she was a member. Rev. Johnson of Villard conducted the services. Burial was made in Kinkead cemetery. The pall bearers were Swan Anderson, J. E. Sharley, John Antonson, John Block, Wm. McFarland and J. C. Soderholm.
To this union two children were born: Clifford and Vernon Lynn Agnew.
Saidee May Alger married Charles W. Hawkins, March 3, 1912, Alexandria, Douglas, Minnesosta.
OBITUARY:
Park Region Echo, April 14, 1927-contributed by kj-47962105
Mrs. Charles W. Hawkins died Saturday morning at Mercy hospital at six o'clock. Mrs. Hawkins had been sick for about four months and was taken to the hospital Monday of last week where she was operated on Wednesday for gall stones, but it proved too much for her and she passed away Saturday morning.
Sadie May Alger was born at Glidden, Iowa, December 12, 1888 making her thirty-eight years and four months of age at the time of her death. She came to Minnesota with her parents at the age of nine years. She was married to Lawrence Agnew at Long Prairie, Minnesota in 1903 and two children were born to this union, Clifford, who died when a small child and Vernon Lynn, who is now twenty years of age. Mr. Agnew died in 1908 and Mrs. Agnew was again married, two daughters and a son, were born to this union, who with the husband are left to mourn. The children are Ina Bell, thirteen years of age. Josephine Ida, ten years of age and Merle Derrald, seven years of age.
Besides the husband and four children she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alger of this city, and her brother, Arthur, also of this city and one half sister, Dela Robinson of Arthur, Illinois and many other relatives and close friends.
Mrs. Hawkins was a woman of a sunny disposition well liked by all who knew her, and was a great comfort to her aged parents. She was a loving mother and wife and will be greatly missed by her family circle. One sister and two brothers preceded her in death.
The funeral was held Monday at two o'clock from the Gospel Chapel on Nokomis street and Seventh Ave., of which she was a member. Rev. Johnson of Villard conducted the services. Burial was made in Kinkead cemetery. The pall bearers were Swan Anderson, J. E. Sharley, John Antonson, John Block, Wm. McFarland and J. C. Soderholm.
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