Obit: Wiesner, Sophia (1853 - 1916)
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Surnames: WIESNER
SEIF MCCARR WINKES SCHWERKE POPPE ----Source: Clark
County Republican & Press (Neillsville, Wis.) 05/18/1916 Wiesner, Sophia
(20 JUN 1853 - 12 May 1916) Mrs. George
Wiesner passed away Friday, May 12, 1916. For some time past she
has had heart trouble, and several weeks ago she and her husband
returned from Montana, hoping that a change might prove helpful,
but it brought no relief. Mrs. Wiesner,
whose maiden name was Sophia Seif, was born at Oshkosh, June 20,
1853. She was married to George Wiesner at Dale, Wis., July 5,
1875. Thirty-three years ago they moved to Neillsville, Clark
County, where they made their home until going to Montana five
years ago. During her residence here she made many friends, her
kindness of heart and willingness to work and think for the welfare
of those around her, brought to her the lasting love of all who
knew her. She leaves her
husband and four children to mourn her death: Joseph F. Wiesner, of
La Farge; Geo. F. Wiesner, Circle, Mont.; Mrs. E.J. McCarr,
Washington, Pa. And Mrs. Clara Winkes, Lambert, Mont. She leaves
also two sisters: Mrs. Herman Schwerke, Dale, Wis. and Mrs. Emil
Poppe, Neillsville, and two brothers: John Seif, Antigo and Fred
Seif of Neillsville. The funeral was
held Tuesday at the Congregational Church, rev. G.W. Longenecker
officiating. Those from away
who attended the funeral were Mrs. John Seif, Antigo; Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Wiesner, LaFarge; Mrs. E.J. McCarr, Washington, Pa.; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Prock, Rice Lake; Mrs. Sam Amidon, Hayward; Louis Seif,
Mellen; Mr. and Mrs. Schuerke, Mrs. John Leppla, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Seif, all of Dale, Wis.
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