The death of Mrs. Christine Tallman occured at a Minneapolis hospital last Saturday morning after a three month illness. Mrs Tallman was a sister of Mrs. Skoglund of Brunswick, where she was a resident during her girlhood days. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.L. Dahlgren.
She married H.S. Tallman, also of Brunswick. Later they moved to the state of Washington and at the time of her death was a resident of Everett. Mr. Tallman was summoned from Washington and reached the bedside of his wife a few hours before she passed away. The remains were taken to her former home for burial.
The deceased leave eight children besides her husband, to mourn her loss. She is also survived by her aged mother and several brothers and sisters.
Note: She was the mother of Ethel Margaret Countryman, Roy H. Tallman, Edith Christine Cleveland, Raymond E. Tallman, Ralph H. Tallman, and Beatrice M. Hinchcliffe.
She married H.S. Tallman, also of Brunswick. Later they moved to the state of Washington and at the time of her death was a resident of Everett. Mr. Tallman was summoned from Washington and reached the bedside of his wife a few hours before she passed away. The remains were taken to her former home for burial.
The deceased leave eight children besides her husband, to mourn her loss. She is also survived by her aged mother and several brothers and sisters.
Note: She was the mother of Ethel Margaret Countryman, Roy H. Tallman, Edith Christine Cleveland, Raymond E. Tallman, Ralph H. Tallman, and Beatrice M. Hinchcliffe.
The death of Mrs. Christine Tallman occured at a Minneapolis hospital last Saturday morning after a three month illness. Mrs Tallman was a sister of Mrs. Skoglund of Brunswick, where she was a resident during her girlhood days. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.L. Dahlgren.
She married H.S. Tallman, also of Brunswick. Later they moved to the state of Washington and at the time of her death was a resident of Everett. Mr. Tallman was summoned from Washington and reached the bedside of his wife a few hours before she passed away. The remains were taken to her former home for burial.
The deceased leave eight children besides her husband, to mourn her loss. She is also survived by her aged mother and several brothers and sisters.
Note: She was the mother of Ethel Margaret Countryman, Roy H. Tallman, Edith Christine Cleveland, Raymond E. Tallman, Ralph H. Tallman, and Beatrice M. Hinchcliffe.
She married H.S. Tallman, also of Brunswick. Later they moved to the state of Washington and at the time of her death was a resident of Everett. Mr. Tallman was summoned from Washington and reached the bedside of his wife a few hours before she passed away. The remains were taken to her former home for burial.
The deceased leave eight children besides her husband, to mourn her loss. She is also survived by her aged mother and several brothers and sisters.
Note: She was the mother of Ethel Margaret Countryman, Roy H. Tallman, Edith Christine Cleveland, Raymond E. Tallman, Ralph H. Tallman, and Beatrice M. Hinchcliffe.
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