Dau. of Benjamin Ingles & Catherine Smith.
Wife of Charles Hook.
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Sunday 21 Aug 1921
Edgewood News
A serious epidemic of typhoid fever is raging in Elk Valley, a few miles east of here. Mrs. Charles Hook died of the disease last Tuesday and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Combs, died Friday. Mr. Combs and several other members of the Hook family are suffering severely from the disease, but it is believed they will recover. The home is quarantined and two trained nurses are in attendance.
Edgewood Journal
Thursday 18 Aug 1921
Mrs. Charles Hook passed away Tuesday at the family home at Elk, and on Friday her daughter, Mrs. Combs died. Both deaths were due to typhoid fever and there are seven more cases among the various members of the family, several of which are extremely critical. Private burials were given Mrs. Hook and Mrs. Combs at the Brookshier cemetery.
The home is under quarantine and it is hoped to confine the deadly malady to present cases. Two trained nurses are caring for the patients. To those so sadly stricken we extend sincere sympathy.
Wife of Charles Hook.
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Sunday 21 Aug 1921
Edgewood News
A serious epidemic of typhoid fever is raging in Elk Valley, a few miles east of here. Mrs. Charles Hook died of the disease last Tuesday and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Combs, died Friday. Mr. Combs and several other members of the Hook family are suffering severely from the disease, but it is believed they will recover. The home is quarantined and two trained nurses are in attendance.
Edgewood Journal
Thursday 18 Aug 1921
Mrs. Charles Hook passed away Tuesday at the family home at Elk, and on Friday her daughter, Mrs. Combs died. Both deaths were due to typhoid fever and there are seven more cases among the various members of the family, several of which are extremely critical. Private burials were given Mrs. Hook and Mrs. Combs at the Brookshier cemetery.
The home is under quarantine and it is hoped to confine the deadly malady to present cases. Two trained nurses are caring for the patients. To those so sadly stricken we extend sincere sympathy.
Dau. of Benjamin Ingles & Catherine Smith.
Wife of Charles Hook.
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Sunday 21 Aug 1921
Edgewood News
A serious epidemic of typhoid fever is raging in Elk Valley, a few miles east of here. Mrs. Charles Hook died of the disease last Tuesday and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Combs, died Friday. Mr. Combs and several other members of the Hook family are suffering severely from the disease, but it is believed they will recover. The home is quarantined and two trained nurses are in attendance.
Edgewood Journal
Thursday 18 Aug 1921
Mrs. Charles Hook passed away Tuesday at the family home at Elk, and on Friday her daughter, Mrs. Combs died. Both deaths were due to typhoid fever and there are seven more cases among the various members of the family, several of which are extremely critical. Private burials were given Mrs. Hook and Mrs. Combs at the Brookshier cemetery.
The home is under quarantine and it is hoped to confine the deadly malady to present cases. Two trained nurses are caring for the patients. To those so sadly stricken we extend sincere sympathy.
Wife of Charles Hook.
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Sunday 21 Aug 1921
Edgewood News
A serious epidemic of typhoid fever is raging in Elk Valley, a few miles east of here. Mrs. Charles Hook died of the disease last Tuesday and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Combs, died Friday. Mr. Combs and several other members of the Hook family are suffering severely from the disease, but it is believed they will recover. The home is quarantined and two trained nurses are in attendance.
Edgewood Journal
Thursday 18 Aug 1921
Mrs. Charles Hook passed away Tuesday at the family home at Elk, and on Friday her daughter, Mrs. Combs died. Both deaths were due to typhoid fever and there are seven more cases among the various members of the family, several of which are extremely critical. Private burials were given Mrs. Hook and Mrs. Combs at the Brookshier cemetery.
The home is under quarantine and it is hoped to confine the deadly malady to present cases. Two trained nurses are caring for the patients. To those so sadly stricken we extend sincere sympathy.
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