Obit: Sterzinger, Arnold J. (1913 - 1919)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames:
STERZINGER ROBINSON ----Source: COLBY
PHONOGRAPH (Colby, Wis.) 10/16/1919 Sterzinger, Arnold
J. (1913 - 12 OCT 1919) Arnold Joseph
Sterzinger, six-year-old son of Mike Sterzinger of Minneapolis, by
his first wife, died Sunday forenoon at 11:30 at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. James Robinson in Chicago, of acute dilation of the
stomach caused from the after effects of an anesthetic administered
for an operation. The youngster went
to Chicago the 19th of Sept. to stay with his aunt and attend
school, and it was while playing with some of his schoolmates that
he fell and fractured his right leg just above the knee about two
weeks ago. The bones refused to knit after being set and an
operation was performed last Saturday and apparently the patient
had survived the ordeal very successfully. An hour before he passed
away a physician called and found him in very good condition under
the circumstances, but the unexpected happened. Mr. Sterzinger was
notified of his son's death and went to Chicago from Minneapolis
Sunday night and brought the body to Colby, Wis. Tuesday evening,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Robinson. Mr. Sterzinger's wife
arrived from Minneapolis on the afternoon train the same day. The little fellow
has been afflicted with another ailment for a long time but has
always been a patient, cheerful child and his sunny disposition had
endeared him in the hearts of his folks and relatives so that he
was fairly worshiped by them. The boy's mother died about four
years ago. The funeral was
held from St. Mary's Church in this city this morning, Rev. Lachnit
officiating, and the remains laid to rest in the Colby St. Mary's
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