Concordia Empire 07 Feb 1918, Page 6 - Old Settler Died Today. A.E. Rossiter lived in Cloud County for forty years. A. E. Rossiter, one of the largest land owners in Cloud County, and a prominent resident in the Hollis neighborhood, died at his home this morning. He came to Cloud County more than forty years ago with his wife and settled on some school land, and before he died he had accumulated 900 acres of the best land of the county. Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: Maurice, Walden, Willis, and Ramon; and five daughters: Mrs. Lily Krohn, Mrs. Leota Cocran, Mrs. Uri Price, Mrs. Marjory LeClef, and Mrs. Dorcus Morgan.
The funeral arrangements will be delayed until word can be received from Maurice who is with the national army at Camp Doniphan.
The funeral arrangements will be delayed until word can be received from Maurice who is with the national army at Camp Doniphan.
Concordia Empire 07 Feb 1918, Page 6 - Old Settler Died Today. A.E. Rossiter lived in Cloud County for forty years. A. E. Rossiter, one of the largest land owners in Cloud County, and a prominent resident in the Hollis neighborhood, died at his home this morning. He came to Cloud County more than forty years ago with his wife and settled on some school land, and before he died he had accumulated 900 acres of the best land of the county. Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: Maurice, Walden, Willis, and Ramon; and five daughters: Mrs. Lily Krohn, Mrs. Leota Cocran, Mrs. Uri Price, Mrs. Marjory LeClef, and Mrs. Dorcus Morgan.
The funeral arrangements will be delayed until word can be received from Maurice who is with the national army at Camp Doniphan.
The funeral arrangements will be delayed until word can be received from Maurice who is with the national army at Camp Doniphan.
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