Obit: Barkley, William H. (1902 - 1921)
Contact: Stan
Surnames:
BARKLEY KENDALL ----Source:
HUMBIRD ENTERPRISE (Humbird, Clark County, Wis.) 09/03/1921 Barkley, William
H. (13 Sep 1902 - 27 Augl 1921) After an illness
of but a short duration, Will Barkley died in the hospital at Eau
Claire Saturday, where he was taken the evening before for
treatment. He had not been feeling well for a couple of days
previous, but the illness did not reach an acute stage until Friday
afternoon, when Dr. Harper was called. The doctor called Dr.
Schwarz in consultation, and they prepared the patient for removal
to the hospital. Mrs. Barkley and
family had returned Wednesday evening before from an auto trip to
Hazelhurst and Merrill, Will driving the car. He was apparently
tired out, but did not complain. The next day he was worse, not
remaining in his bed, and that evening drove to Fairchild and
return. Although suffering much pain he was cheerful throughout his
last illness, passing peacefully away. His mother was at his
bedside in the hospital when the final summons came. The remains were
brought to the village Saturday night and taken to his home to
await the time of burial. William Henry, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley, was born at Warrens, Sept. 13,
1902, and died at the Luther Hospital in Eau Claire at about eight
o'clock on Saturday morning, Aug. 27, 1921, aged 18 years, 11
months and 14 days. He leaves to mourn his untimely taking away,
his heartbroken parents, four brothers and three sisters, besides a
host of friends among the young people of the community (Humbird,
Clark County, Wis.). He was a graduate of the Humbird High School,
being a member of the class of 1920. The funeral
services were held at the home on Tuesday afternoon, and were
attended by a large congregation. Rev. J. W. Kendall officiated.
Many beautiful floral wreaths and emblems were placed on the
casket, loving tributes from classmates, alumni, and friends. The
burial was in the Mentor Cemetery.
*************************** Responses Obit:
Barkley, William H. (1902 - 1921)
Contact: Debra Foreman My father, James,
willies brother told me that the cause of willies death was blood
poisoning from a cut. He was working as a butchers apprentice and
had cut his hand. My father was 9 I think when his brother
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