A death, the circumstance of which are even sadder than usual, occurred at Marble Head at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. After an illness of one week, Mrs. Fred Wittland died as a victim of motherhood. The young woman was but 19 years and 2 months of age. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunsaker and all her life she had made her home at. Marble Head. Her husband is a foreman at the lime kiln near his home. Besides the babe, which was born last Monday and which is in excellent health. Mrs. Wittland left a daughter two years of age. The parents, two brothers, Frank and Oscar Hunsaker, and two sisters, Mrs. Lawrence Poor and Miss Sallie Hunsaker all of Marble Head survive. Rev. W.H. Hallerberg, of this city, will conduct, the funeral services at the Marble Head church tomorrow morning.
A death, the circumstance of which are even sadder than usual, occurred at Marble Head at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. After an illness of one week, Mrs. Fred Wittland died as a victim of motherhood. The young woman was but 19 years and 2 months of age. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunsaker and all her life she had made her home at. Marble Head. Her husband is a foreman at the lime kiln near his home. Besides the babe, which was born last Monday and which is in excellent health. Mrs. Wittland left a daughter two years of age. The parents, two brothers, Frank and Oscar Hunsaker, and two sisters, Mrs. Lawrence Poor and Miss Sallie Hunsaker all of Marble Head survive. Rev. W.H. Hallerberg, of this city, will conduct, the funeral services at the Marble Head church tomorrow morning.
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