Fort Collins Courier (Fort Collins, Larimer County)
May 21, 1891
AFFOLTER--At 7 a. m., Sunday, May 17, 1891, of inflammation of the bowels, Frederick Affolter, aged 19 years.
The deceased was an agricultural college student whose home was in Longmont. He was taken sick on Thursday, but no one thought his condition at all critical. Two hours later he died he seemed much better and appeared quite cheerful, telling his attendants to go out and get their breakfast as he was all right. When the returned to his bedside they found him in a stupor from which he never recovered. His remains were taken to Longmont on Monday morning for interment and were accompanied by a number of his classmates.
May 21, 1891
AFFOLTER--At 7 a. m., Sunday, May 17, 1891, of inflammation of the bowels, Frederick Affolter, aged 19 years.
The deceased was an agricultural college student whose home was in Longmont. He was taken sick on Thursday, but no one thought his condition at all critical. Two hours later he died he seemed much better and appeared quite cheerful, telling his attendants to go out and get their breakfast as he was all right. When the returned to his bedside they found him in a stupor from which he never recovered. His remains were taken to Longmont on Monday morning for interment and were accompanied by a number of his classmates.
Fort Collins Courier (Fort Collins, Larimer County)
May 21, 1891
AFFOLTER--At 7 a. m., Sunday, May 17, 1891, of inflammation of the bowels, Frederick Affolter, aged 19 years.
The deceased was an agricultural college student whose home was in Longmont. He was taken sick on Thursday, but no one thought his condition at all critical. Two hours later he died he seemed much better and appeared quite cheerful, telling his attendants to go out and get their breakfast as he was all right. When the returned to his bedside they found him in a stupor from which he never recovered. His remains were taken to Longmont on Monday morning for interment and were accompanied by a number of his classmates.
May 21, 1891
AFFOLTER--At 7 a. m., Sunday, May 17, 1891, of inflammation of the bowels, Frederick Affolter, aged 19 years.
The deceased was an agricultural college student whose home was in Longmont. He was taken sick on Thursday, but no one thought his condition at all critical. Two hours later he died he seemed much better and appeared quite cheerful, telling his attendants to go out and get their breakfast as he was all right. When the returned to his bedside they found him in a stupor from which he never recovered. His remains were taken to Longmont on Monday morning for interment and were accompanied by a number of his classmates.
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