A Pretty Double Wedding
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock occurred the double wedding of Charles A. Dayton to Miss Maud Hudson and R. Dale Seevers to Miss Jessie Hudson. The wedding took place at the Hudson home and was a quiet affair only a few of the friends and relatives being present. Among those attending from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Seevers of Oskaloosa, parents of the bridegroom and a brother of Mr. Dayton. Rev. F.W. Ginn, of the M.E. church officiated. Like sensible people the happy couples will immediately settle down to housekeeping in pleasant home on North Fourth street, newly built and furnished by the grooms. (Emmet County Republican, Estherville, IA, October 16, 1902)
Mrs. Maude [Maud] Dayton, 76, Dies Here
Mrs. Maude Irene Dayton, 76, lifetime resident of Estherville and one of the first telephone operators, died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at the Elmer Rogers’ home, 208 N. 15th St. Mrs. Dayton had been making her home with the Rogers for approximately a year.
Mrs. Dayton had previously suffered a number of heart attacks and had been hospitalized a number of times. She had been in poor health for the past year and a half.
The daughter of the late Richard and Mary Hudson, Mrs. Dayton was born March 26, 1878 [per gravestone 1879] in Estherville. She was united in marriage Oct. 15, 1902 to Charles A. Dayton, longtime local barber.
Surviving Mrs. Dayton’s death are a daughter, Mrs. Ruth M. Brawford, Estherville, and three grandchildren, Charles, John and Dorothy; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Seevers, Estherville and Mrs. William McCaddem, Crescent City, Fla.; and three brothers, Harold A. Hudson, Kenmore, N.Y.; H.L. Hudson, Montana and H.F. Hudson, Tracey, Minn. Mr. Dayton died in 1934.
Funeral services have tentatively been scheduled for Thursday, 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, the Rev. Harrison G. Dawes officiating. Friends may call at Sternborg Funeral home from noon tomorrow until time of services. (Estherville Daily News, Estherville, IA, September 10, 1956)
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock occurred the double wedding of Charles A. Dayton to Miss Maud Hudson and R. Dale Seevers to Miss Jessie Hudson. The wedding took place at the Hudson home and was a quiet affair only a few of the friends and relatives being present. Among those attending from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Seevers of Oskaloosa, parents of the bridegroom and a brother of Mr. Dayton. Rev. F.W. Ginn, of the M.E. church officiated. Like sensible people the happy couples will immediately settle down to housekeeping in pleasant home on North Fourth street, newly built and furnished by the grooms. (Emmet County Republican, Estherville, IA, October 16, 1902)
Mrs. Maude [Maud] Dayton, 76, Dies Here
Mrs. Maude Irene Dayton, 76, lifetime resident of Estherville and one of the first telephone operators, died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at the Elmer Rogers’ home, 208 N. 15th St. Mrs. Dayton had been making her home with the Rogers for approximately a year.
Mrs. Dayton had previously suffered a number of heart attacks and had been hospitalized a number of times. She had been in poor health for the past year and a half.
The daughter of the late Richard and Mary Hudson, Mrs. Dayton was born March 26, 1878 [per gravestone 1879] in Estherville. She was united in marriage Oct. 15, 1902 to Charles A. Dayton, longtime local barber.
Surviving Mrs. Dayton’s death are a daughter, Mrs. Ruth M. Brawford, Estherville, and three grandchildren, Charles, John and Dorothy; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Seevers, Estherville and Mrs. William McCaddem, Crescent City, Fla.; and three brothers, Harold A. Hudson, Kenmore, N.Y.; H.L. Hudson, Montana and H.F. Hudson, Tracey, Minn. Mr. Dayton died in 1934.
Funeral services have tentatively been scheduled for Thursday, 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, the Rev. Harrison G. Dawes officiating. Friends may call at Sternborg Funeral home from noon tomorrow until time of services. (Estherville Daily News, Estherville, IA, September 10, 1956)
A Pretty Double Wedding
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock occurred the double wedding of Charles A. Dayton to Miss Maud Hudson and R. Dale Seevers to Miss Jessie Hudson. The wedding took place at the Hudson home and was a quiet affair only a few of the friends and relatives being present. Among those attending from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Seevers of Oskaloosa, parents of the bridegroom and a brother of Mr. Dayton. Rev. F.W. Ginn, of the M.E. church officiated. Like sensible people the happy couples will immediately settle down to housekeeping in pleasant home on North Fourth street, newly built and furnished by the grooms. (Emmet County Republican, Estherville, IA, October 16, 1902)
Mrs. Maude [Maud] Dayton, 76, Dies Here
Mrs. Maude Irene Dayton, 76, lifetime resident of Estherville and one of the first telephone operators, died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at the Elmer Rogers’ home, 208 N. 15th St. Mrs. Dayton had been making her home with the Rogers for approximately a year.
Mrs. Dayton had previously suffered a number of heart attacks and had been hospitalized a number of times. She had been in poor health for the past year and a half.
The daughter of the late Richard and Mary Hudson, Mrs. Dayton was born March 26, 1878 [per gravestone 1879] in Estherville. She was united in marriage Oct. 15, 1902 to Charles A. Dayton, longtime local barber.
Surviving Mrs. Dayton’s death are a daughter, Mrs. Ruth M. Brawford, Estherville, and three grandchildren, Charles, John and Dorothy; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Seevers, Estherville and Mrs. William McCaddem, Crescent City, Fla.; and three brothers, Harold A. Hudson, Kenmore, N.Y.; H.L. Hudson, Montana and H.F. Hudson, Tracey, Minn. Mr. Dayton died in 1934.
Funeral services have tentatively been scheduled for Thursday, 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, the Rev. Harrison G. Dawes officiating. Friends may call at Sternborg Funeral home from noon tomorrow until time of services. (Estherville Daily News, Estherville, IA, September 10, 1956)
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock occurred the double wedding of Charles A. Dayton to Miss Maud Hudson and R. Dale Seevers to Miss Jessie Hudson. The wedding took place at the Hudson home and was a quiet affair only a few of the friends and relatives being present. Among those attending from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Seevers of Oskaloosa, parents of the bridegroom and a brother of Mr. Dayton. Rev. F.W. Ginn, of the M.E. church officiated. Like sensible people the happy couples will immediately settle down to housekeeping in pleasant home on North Fourth street, newly built and furnished by the grooms. (Emmet County Republican, Estherville, IA, October 16, 1902)
Mrs. Maude [Maud] Dayton, 76, Dies Here
Mrs. Maude Irene Dayton, 76, lifetime resident of Estherville and one of the first telephone operators, died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at the Elmer Rogers’ home, 208 N. 15th St. Mrs. Dayton had been making her home with the Rogers for approximately a year.
Mrs. Dayton had previously suffered a number of heart attacks and had been hospitalized a number of times. She had been in poor health for the past year and a half.
The daughter of the late Richard and Mary Hudson, Mrs. Dayton was born March 26, 1878 [per gravestone 1879] in Estherville. She was united in marriage Oct. 15, 1902 to Charles A. Dayton, longtime local barber.
Surviving Mrs. Dayton’s death are a daughter, Mrs. Ruth M. Brawford, Estherville, and three grandchildren, Charles, John and Dorothy; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Seevers, Estherville and Mrs. William McCaddem, Crescent City, Fla.; and three brothers, Harold A. Hudson, Kenmore, N.Y.; H.L. Hudson, Montana and H.F. Hudson, Tracey, Minn. Mr. Dayton died in 1934.
Funeral services have tentatively been scheduled for Thursday, 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, the Rev. Harrison G. Dawes officiating. Friends may call at Sternborg Funeral home from noon tomorrow until time of services. (Estherville Daily News, Estherville, IA, September 10, 1956)
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