THE PALOUSE REPUBLIC
PALOUSE, WHITMAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
02 NOVEMBER 1912
OPERATION KILLS MRS. T. F. FARNAM
Palouse Woman Leaves Husband and Four Small Children
Mrs. Lucinda Farnam, aged 30 years, wife of T. F. Farnam, died Tuesday night in a Spokane hospital, following an operation for gall stones, which had been performed during the morning of the same day. The sudden death came as a shock, not only to the members of the family, but to the many friends of Mrs. Farnam in this community. It is thought that death was due to a weak heart, she having never entirely come out from under the influence of the anesthetic.
Mrs. Farnam leaves a husband and four children, three of them small; an aged father, A. J. Choat, and two brothers, C. W. and Hamlet Choat. She had been for years a consistent member of the Christian church in this city. The body was brought from Spokane Wednesday evening, over the Spokane & Inland, and the funeral will take place at 2 o'clock today from the Christian church, the Rev. Francis A. Ware conducting the services.
PALOUSE, WHITMAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
02 NOVEMBER 1912
OPERATION KILLS MRS. T. F. FARNAM
Palouse Woman Leaves Husband and Four Small Children
Mrs. Lucinda Farnam, aged 30 years, wife of T. F. Farnam, died Tuesday night in a Spokane hospital, following an operation for gall stones, which had been performed during the morning of the same day. The sudden death came as a shock, not only to the members of the family, but to the many friends of Mrs. Farnam in this community. It is thought that death was due to a weak heart, she having never entirely come out from under the influence of the anesthetic.
Mrs. Farnam leaves a husband and four children, three of them small; an aged father, A. J. Choat, and two brothers, C. W. and Hamlet Choat. She had been for years a consistent member of the Christian church in this city. The body was brought from Spokane Wednesday evening, over the Spokane & Inland, and the funeral will take place at 2 o'clock today from the Christian church, the Rev. Francis A. Ware conducting the services.
THE PALOUSE REPUBLIC
PALOUSE, WHITMAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
02 NOVEMBER 1912
OPERATION KILLS MRS. T. F. FARNAM
Palouse Woman Leaves Husband and Four Small Children
Mrs. Lucinda Farnam, aged 30 years, wife of T. F. Farnam, died Tuesday night in a Spokane hospital, following an operation for gall stones, which had been performed during the morning of the same day. The sudden death came as a shock, not only to the members of the family, but to the many friends of Mrs. Farnam in this community. It is thought that death was due to a weak heart, she having never entirely come out from under the influence of the anesthetic.
Mrs. Farnam leaves a husband and four children, three of them small; an aged father, A. J. Choat, and two brothers, C. W. and Hamlet Choat. She had been for years a consistent member of the Christian church in this city. The body was brought from Spokane Wednesday evening, over the Spokane & Inland, and the funeral will take place at 2 o'clock today from the Christian church, the Rev. Francis A. Ware conducting the services.
PALOUSE, WHITMAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
02 NOVEMBER 1912
OPERATION KILLS MRS. T. F. FARNAM
Palouse Woman Leaves Husband and Four Small Children
Mrs. Lucinda Farnam, aged 30 years, wife of T. F. Farnam, died Tuesday night in a Spokane hospital, following an operation for gall stones, which had been performed during the morning of the same day. The sudden death came as a shock, not only to the members of the family, but to the many friends of Mrs. Farnam in this community. It is thought that death was due to a weak heart, she having never entirely come out from under the influence of the anesthetic.
Mrs. Farnam leaves a husband and four children, three of them small; an aged father, A. J. Choat, and two brothers, C. W. and Hamlet Choat. She had been for years a consistent member of the Christian church in this city. The body was brought from Spokane Wednesday evening, over the Spokane & Inland, and the funeral will take place at 2 o'clock today from the Christian church, the Rev. Francis A. Ware conducting the services.
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