Mr. Shetterly had been spending the Fourth with his family with a friend near the Sandy River, and in the evening at 5 prepared to start for home. He stooped over in the act of hitching up the horses. The strain burst a blood vessel in his brain and he became unconcious. Dr. Short was called but he died at 12 o'clock that night. Mr. Shetterly leaves a wife and four sons, two being at home and two living in the East. He was highly respected at pleasant Home, and was the most successful and active member of the G.A.R. post, and will be greatly missed. At the meeting of the post of relief corps next Saturday a suitable expression will be adopted and spread on the minutes.
9 Jul 1902
"The Oregonian"
Portland, Mulnomah, Oregon
9 Jul 1902
"The Oregonian"
Portland, Mulnomah, Oregon
Mr. Shetterly had been spending the Fourth with his family with a friend near the Sandy River, and in the evening at 5 prepared to start for home. He stooped over in the act of hitching up the horses. The strain burst a blood vessel in his brain and he became unconcious. Dr. Short was called but he died at 12 o'clock that night. Mr. Shetterly leaves a wife and four sons, two being at home and two living in the East. He was highly respected at pleasant Home, and was the most successful and active member of the G.A.R. post, and will be greatly missed. At the meeting of the post of relief corps next Saturday a suitable expression will be adopted and spread on the minutes.
9 Jul 1902
"The Oregonian"
Portland, Mulnomah, Oregon
9 Jul 1902
"The Oregonian"
Portland, Mulnomah, Oregon
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