Straight Creek. A. F. Ireland and wife were called by telegram last Saturday to attend the funeral of Earl Cooper, the 3-year-old child of Mrs. Ireland's brother, Mr. Cooper, who lives north of Netawaka.
The Tribune, February 2, 1894
Netawaka. January 28, 1894. Mr. Cooper, living five miles north of town, lost a child three years old from membranous croup last Friday.
The Holton Weekly Signal, January 31, 1894
On Sunday the little Cooper child was buried besides its mother in Soldier cemetery, and on Wednesday a little 18 month child of J. A. Cooper was also interred there, The cause of their death is said to be diphtheria.
The Soldier Clipper, February 1, 1894
The Tribune, February 2, 1894
Netawaka. January 28, 1894. Mr. Cooper, living five miles north of town, lost a child three years old from membranous croup last Friday.
The Holton Weekly Signal, January 31, 1894
On Sunday the little Cooper child was buried besides its mother in Soldier cemetery, and on Wednesday a little 18 month child of J. A. Cooper was also interred there, The cause of their death is said to be diphtheria.
The Soldier Clipper, February 1, 1894
Straight Creek. A. F. Ireland and wife were called by telegram last Saturday to attend the funeral of Earl Cooper, the 3-year-old child of Mrs. Ireland's brother, Mr. Cooper, who lives north of Netawaka.
The Tribune, February 2, 1894
Netawaka. January 28, 1894. Mr. Cooper, living five miles north of town, lost a child three years old from membranous croup last Friday.
The Holton Weekly Signal, January 31, 1894
On Sunday the little Cooper child was buried besides its mother in Soldier cemetery, and on Wednesday a little 18 month child of J. A. Cooper was also interred there, The cause of their death is said to be diphtheria.
The Soldier Clipper, February 1, 1894
The Tribune, February 2, 1894
Netawaka. January 28, 1894. Mr. Cooper, living five miles north of town, lost a child three years old from membranous croup last Friday.
The Holton Weekly Signal, January 31, 1894
On Sunday the little Cooper child was buried besides its mother in Soldier cemetery, and on Wednesday a little 18 month child of J. A. Cooper was also interred there, The cause of their death is said to be diphtheria.
The Soldier Clipper, February 1, 1894
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