Westphalia Newspaper Aug 26, 1886:
Died at his home Aug 23rd of typhoid fever, David Neimeyer, age 48 years. He leaves a wife and five children of which the youngest is 15 months old. He came here two months ago from Delphos, Ohio where his aged mother, relatives and those of his wife still reside. He bought land east of town and built a house thereon, which is nearly completed. Two weeks ago he contracted typhoid fever and suffered unspeakable pain. Last Thursday it became apparent his life was in great danger. and made his last will and his brother and brother-in-law were telegraphed for and arrived about 24 hours before he died. He was buried last Tuesday morning in the Catholic Cemetery here. A large concourse of friends escorted his remains. Mrs Neimeyer intends to dispose of her property here and return to Ohio.
Died at his home Aug 23rd of typhoid fever, David Neimeyer, age 48 years. He leaves a wife and five children of which the youngest is 15 months old. He came here two months ago from Delphos, Ohio where his aged mother, relatives and those of his wife still reside. He bought land east of town and built a house thereon, which is nearly completed. Two weeks ago he contracted typhoid fever and suffered unspeakable pain. Last Thursday it became apparent his life was in great danger. and made his last will and his brother and brother-in-law were telegraphed for and arrived about 24 hours before he died. He was buried last Tuesday morning in the Catholic Cemetery here. A large concourse of friends escorted his remains. Mrs Neimeyer intends to dispose of her property here and return to Ohio.
Westphalia Newspaper Aug 26, 1886:
Died at his home Aug 23rd of typhoid fever, David Neimeyer, age 48 years. He leaves a wife and five children of which the youngest is 15 months old. He came here two months ago from Delphos, Ohio where his aged mother, relatives and those of his wife still reside. He bought land east of town and built a house thereon, which is nearly completed. Two weeks ago he contracted typhoid fever and suffered unspeakable pain. Last Thursday it became apparent his life was in great danger. and made his last will and his brother and brother-in-law were telegraphed for and arrived about 24 hours before he died. He was buried last Tuesday morning in the Catholic Cemetery here. A large concourse of friends escorted his remains. Mrs Neimeyer intends to dispose of her property here and return to Ohio.
Died at his home Aug 23rd of typhoid fever, David Neimeyer, age 48 years. He leaves a wife and five children of which the youngest is 15 months old. He came here two months ago from Delphos, Ohio where his aged mother, relatives and those of his wife still reside. He bought land east of town and built a house thereon, which is nearly completed. Two weeks ago he contracted typhoid fever and suffered unspeakable pain. Last Thursday it became apparent his life was in great danger. and made his last will and his brother and brother-in-law were telegraphed for and arrived about 24 hours before he died. He was buried last Tuesday morning in the Catholic Cemetery here. A large concourse of friends escorted his remains. Mrs Neimeyer intends to dispose of her property here and return to Ohio.
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