Mrs. Clara Cashman, wife of Edward J. Cashman, died yesterday afternoon at her ranch home seven miles south of Cheyenne, following an attack of paralysis at the age of 53.
The body is at Early's undertaking parlors, and the funeral will be held here at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Cashman is survived by her husband, by two sons, Howard and Charles and by two daughters, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Shutt.
The two daughters and a brother, Bortes (Cortes) Braught, are expected today from St. Charles, Ia.
Mrs. Cashman came to Cheyenne from Des Moines, Ia., 11 years ago. She has been an active member of the Methodist church all her life.
© Cheyenne State Leader no. 223 October 02, 1919, page 3
The body is at Early's undertaking parlors, and the funeral will be held here at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Cashman is survived by her husband, by two sons, Howard and Charles and by two daughters, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Shutt.
The two daughters and a brother, Bortes (Cortes) Braught, are expected today from St. Charles, Ia.
Mrs. Cashman came to Cheyenne from Des Moines, Ia., 11 years ago. She has been an active member of the Methodist church all her life.
© Cheyenne State Leader no. 223 October 02, 1919, page 3
Mrs. Clara Cashman, wife of Edward J. Cashman, died yesterday afternoon at her ranch home seven miles south of Cheyenne, following an attack of paralysis at the age of 53.
The body is at Early's undertaking parlors, and the funeral will be held here at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Cashman is survived by her husband, by two sons, Howard and Charles and by two daughters, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Shutt.
The two daughters and a brother, Bortes (Cortes) Braught, are expected today from St. Charles, Ia.
Mrs. Cashman came to Cheyenne from Des Moines, Ia., 11 years ago. She has been an active member of the Methodist church all her life.
© Cheyenne State Leader no. 223 October 02, 1919, page 3
The body is at Early's undertaking parlors, and the funeral will be held here at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Cashman is survived by her husband, by two sons, Howard and Charles and by two daughters, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Shutt.
The two daughters and a brother, Bortes (Cortes) Braught, are expected today from St. Charles, Ia.
Mrs. Cashman came to Cheyenne from Des Moines, Ia., 11 years ago. She has been an active member of the Methodist church all her life.
© Cheyenne State Leader no. 223 October 02, 1919, page 3
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