Tombstone Reads:
C. ADAMS
JULY 19, 1852
FEB. 8, 1911.
____________________
Oregonian, published as Morning Oregonian, 2/10/1911, Volume L, Issue 15666, page 4
WASCO RESIDENT IS DEAD
Charles Adams, Pioneer, Striken
With Cerebral Hemorrhage.
THE DALLES, Or., Feb. 9.-(Special.) -- Charles Adams, a pioneer resident of Oregon and for many years a well known merchant of Wasco County, died suddenly from cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday at the home of a relative.
Mr. Adams was born at Clearwater, Neb., in 1852, when his parents were traveling to Oregon by ox-team. They located near Oregon City on a donation land claim. In 1871 he came to Eastern Oregon and engaged in stock raising. He practiced dentistry for a number of years in The Dalles, then formed a partnershmip [sic] in the mercantile business with Charles Van Duyn and located in Tygh Valley, where they continued until a year ago.
Three sisters, Mrs. Dr. Meredith, Miss Mary and Miss Poline [Pauline] Adams reside in Salem and a brother John Henry Adams in Portland. Funeral services will be held in this city at 1202 Jackson street at 10:30 Friday and interment will be under ths auspices of the Oddfellows Lodge.
Royce E Hostetler
Forest Grove OREGON
C. ADAMS
JULY 19, 1852
FEB. 8, 1911.
____________________
Oregonian, published as Morning Oregonian, 2/10/1911, Volume L, Issue 15666, page 4
WASCO RESIDENT IS DEAD
Charles Adams, Pioneer, Striken
With Cerebral Hemorrhage.
THE DALLES, Or., Feb. 9.-(Special.) -- Charles Adams, a pioneer resident of Oregon and for many years a well known merchant of Wasco County, died suddenly from cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday at the home of a relative.
Mr. Adams was born at Clearwater, Neb., in 1852, when his parents were traveling to Oregon by ox-team. They located near Oregon City on a donation land claim. In 1871 he came to Eastern Oregon and engaged in stock raising. He practiced dentistry for a number of years in The Dalles, then formed a partnershmip [sic] in the mercantile business with Charles Van Duyn and located in Tygh Valley, where they continued until a year ago.
Three sisters, Mrs. Dr. Meredith, Miss Mary and Miss Poline [Pauline] Adams reside in Salem and a brother John Henry Adams in Portland. Funeral services will be held in this city at 1202 Jackson street at 10:30 Friday and interment will be under ths auspices of the Oddfellows Lodge.
Royce E Hostetler
Forest Grove OREGON
Tombstone Reads:
C. ADAMS
JULY 19, 1852
FEB. 8, 1911.
____________________
Oregonian, published as Morning Oregonian, 2/10/1911, Volume L, Issue 15666, page 4
WASCO RESIDENT IS DEAD
Charles Adams, Pioneer, Striken
With Cerebral Hemorrhage.
THE DALLES, Or., Feb. 9.-(Special.) -- Charles Adams, a pioneer resident of Oregon and for many years a well known merchant of Wasco County, died suddenly from cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday at the home of a relative.
Mr. Adams was born at Clearwater, Neb., in 1852, when his parents were traveling to Oregon by ox-team. They located near Oregon City on a donation land claim. In 1871 he came to Eastern Oregon and engaged in stock raising. He practiced dentistry for a number of years in The Dalles, then formed a partnershmip [sic] in the mercantile business with Charles Van Duyn and located in Tygh Valley, where they continued until a year ago.
Three sisters, Mrs. Dr. Meredith, Miss Mary and Miss Poline [Pauline] Adams reside in Salem and a brother John Henry Adams in Portland. Funeral services will be held in this city at 1202 Jackson street at 10:30 Friday and interment will be under ths auspices of the Oddfellows Lodge.
Royce E Hostetler
Forest Grove OREGON
C. ADAMS
JULY 19, 1852
FEB. 8, 1911.
____________________
Oregonian, published as Morning Oregonian, 2/10/1911, Volume L, Issue 15666, page 4
WASCO RESIDENT IS DEAD
Charles Adams, Pioneer, Striken
With Cerebral Hemorrhage.
THE DALLES, Or., Feb. 9.-(Special.) -- Charles Adams, a pioneer resident of Oregon and for many years a well known merchant of Wasco County, died suddenly from cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday at the home of a relative.
Mr. Adams was born at Clearwater, Neb., in 1852, when his parents were traveling to Oregon by ox-team. They located near Oregon City on a donation land claim. In 1871 he came to Eastern Oregon and engaged in stock raising. He practiced dentistry for a number of years in The Dalles, then formed a partnershmip [sic] in the mercantile business with Charles Van Duyn and located in Tygh Valley, where they continued until a year ago.
Three sisters, Mrs. Dr. Meredith, Miss Mary and Miss Poline [Pauline] Adams reside in Salem and a brother John Henry Adams in Portland. Funeral services will be held in this city at 1202 Jackson street at 10:30 Friday and interment will be under ths auspices of the Oddfellows Lodge.
Royce E Hostetler
Forest Grove OREGON
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