Obit: Eggett, Louisa Sempf (1871 - 1903)

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Surnames: EGGETT SEMPF KLOSTER

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner 8/13/1903

DEATH OF MRS. GEORGE EGGETT, August 1902

From the Greenwood Gleaner and from the scrapbook of Mrs. Andrews, former librarian of The Greenwood Public Library, Greenwood, Wisconsin.

 
Mrs. George Eggett died at her home between Greenwood and Loyal Friday, August 7, from kidney disease with which she has been a sufferer for several years past.

Louisa Sempf, deceased's maiden name was born in Richland county April 25, 1871, and came with her parents to Clark county when she was a young girl, living near Greenwood. Eight years ago last spring she was married in La Crosse to George Eggett. To this union one son was born and besides this she and her husband adopted a child this last spring. Besides the husband and children she leaves a widowed mother, Mrs. Christina Sempf, who lives northeast of Loyal and two sisters.

The funeral was held from the M.E. church in Greenwood Sunday afternoon, her pastor Rev. W. E. Kloster, officiating. Interment took place in the Greenwood cemetery. The stricken husband and relatives have the sympathy of a large acquaintance.

Eggett, Louisa Sempf (1871-1903)

OBITUARY MENTION

Mrs. George Eggett died at her home between Greenwood and Loyal Friday, August 7, from kidney disease with which she has been a sufferer for several years past.

Louisa Sempf, deceased's maiden name, was born in Richland County April 25, 1871, and came with her parents to Clark county when she was a young girl, living near Greenwood. Eight years ago last spring she was married in La Crosse to George Eggett. To this union one son was born and besides this she and her husband adopted a child this last spring. Besides the husband and children she leaves a widowed mother, Mrs. Christina Sempf, who lives northeast of Loyal, and two sisters.

The funeral was held from the M. E. church in Greenwood Sunday afternoon her pastor, Rev. W. E. Kloster, officiating. Interment took place in the Greenwood cemetery. The stricken husband and relatives have the sympathy of a large acquaintance.