The community was shocked last Friday to learn of the sudden death of Jacob Buehler, a pioneer citizen and respected resident of Adams county for the past fourteen years. He had been taken to Spokane for a few days before, where he underwent an operation at the Sacred Heart hospital, Thursday, but was unable to rally from the ordeal, and passed away Friday, June 23, 1905. He had been a sufferer for the past two years with bladder trouble, which was not considered dangerous. The body was shipped to Ritzville, funeral service were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the German Methodist church, five miles southeast of town, conducted by Rev. Carl Jans. Interment was made in the Scheel cemetery.
Jacob Buehler was born in Barry county, Michigan, March 1st 1843, and he was married at Salem Michigan to Mary C. Raab.
Fourteen years ago the family came to Adams county, homesteading a choice piece of land two mile south of town. With careful industry, economy and perservance, they have amassed a large, valuable farm with a fine comfortable home.
Besides the sorrowing wife, eight children, three boys and five girls are left to mourn his loss. The boys are George, Oscar and Phillip, and the girls are Mrs. Herman Bursch, Harrington; Mrs. C. N. Cornelius, Kennewick; Mrs. Charles H. Meek, Newport, Idaho and Misses Maggie and Hulda. The family asked the NEWS to express their thanks to all the kind neighbors ad friends whose ready sympathy and assistance in their hour of deepest sorrow were highly appreciated.
Adams County News, June 18, 1905 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Jacob Buehler was born in Barry county, Michigan, March 1st 1843, and he was married at Salem Michigan to Mary C. Raab.
Fourteen years ago the family came to Adams county, homesteading a choice piece of land two mile south of town. With careful industry, economy and perservance, they have amassed a large, valuable farm with a fine comfortable home.
Besides the sorrowing wife, eight children, three boys and five girls are left to mourn his loss. The boys are George, Oscar and Phillip, and the girls are Mrs. Herman Bursch, Harrington; Mrs. C. N. Cornelius, Kennewick; Mrs. Charles H. Meek, Newport, Idaho and Misses Maggie and Hulda. The family asked the NEWS to express their thanks to all the kind neighbors ad friends whose ready sympathy and assistance in their hour of deepest sorrow were highly appreciated.
Adams County News, June 18, 1905 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
The community was shocked last Friday to learn of the sudden death of Jacob Buehler, a pioneer citizen and respected resident of Adams county for the past fourteen years. He had been taken to Spokane for a few days before, where he underwent an operation at the Sacred Heart hospital, Thursday, but was unable to rally from the ordeal, and passed away Friday, June 23, 1905. He had been a sufferer for the past two years with bladder trouble, which was not considered dangerous. The body was shipped to Ritzville, funeral service were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the German Methodist church, five miles southeast of town, conducted by Rev. Carl Jans. Interment was made in the Scheel cemetery.
Jacob Buehler was born in Barry county, Michigan, March 1st 1843, and he was married at Salem Michigan to Mary C. Raab.
Fourteen years ago the family came to Adams county, homesteading a choice piece of land two mile south of town. With careful industry, economy and perservance, they have amassed a large, valuable farm with a fine comfortable home.
Besides the sorrowing wife, eight children, three boys and five girls are left to mourn his loss. The boys are George, Oscar and Phillip, and the girls are Mrs. Herman Bursch, Harrington; Mrs. C. N. Cornelius, Kennewick; Mrs. Charles H. Meek, Newport, Idaho and Misses Maggie and Hulda. The family asked the NEWS to express their thanks to all the kind neighbors ad friends whose ready sympathy and assistance in their hour of deepest sorrow were highly appreciated.
Adams County News, June 18, 1905 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Jacob Buehler was born in Barry county, Michigan, March 1st 1843, and he was married at Salem Michigan to Mary C. Raab.
Fourteen years ago the family came to Adams county, homesteading a choice piece of land two mile south of town. With careful industry, economy and perservance, they have amassed a large, valuable farm with a fine comfortable home.
Besides the sorrowing wife, eight children, three boys and five girls are left to mourn his loss. The boys are George, Oscar and Phillip, and the girls are Mrs. Herman Bursch, Harrington; Mrs. C. N. Cornelius, Kennewick; Mrs. Charles H. Meek, Newport, Idaho and Misses Maggie and Hulda. The family asked the NEWS to express their thanks to all the kind neighbors ad friends whose ready sympathy and assistance in their hour of deepest sorrow were highly appreciated.
Adams County News, June 18, 1905 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
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