Wife of Chalmer Lusk McKarcher.
Word has come to Potlatch of the death in Pullman last night of Mrs. C.L. McKarcher. Mrs. McKarcher with her family had made her home in Potlatch for many years and has many friends here who were shocked to get this news. About six weeks ago the family moved to Pullman and since that time she had been failing until about two weeks ago since when she has been confined to the bed. She is survived by her husband and three sons, Chalmers, Reginald, and Curtis, and two daughters, Dorothy and Helen.
(The Idaho Post, Jan 7, 1921)
Word has come to Potlatch of the death in Pullman last night of Mrs. C.L. McKarcher. Mrs. McKarcher with her family had made her home in Potlatch for many years and has many friends here who were shocked to get this news. About six weeks ago the family moved to Pullman and since that time she had been failing until about two weeks ago since when she has been confined to the bed. She is survived by her husband and three sons, Chalmers, Reginald, and Curtis, and two daughters, Dorothy and Helen.
(The Idaho Post, Jan 7, 1921)
Wife of Chalmer Lusk McKarcher.
Word has come to Potlatch of the death in Pullman last night of Mrs. C.L. McKarcher. Mrs. McKarcher with her family had made her home in Potlatch for many years and has many friends here who were shocked to get this news. About six weeks ago the family moved to Pullman and since that time she had been failing until about two weeks ago since when she has been confined to the bed. She is survived by her husband and three sons, Chalmers, Reginald, and Curtis, and two daughters, Dorothy and Helen.
(The Idaho Post, Jan 7, 1921)
Word has come to Potlatch of the death in Pullman last night of Mrs. C.L. McKarcher. Mrs. McKarcher with her family had made her home in Potlatch for many years and has many friends here who were shocked to get this news. About six weeks ago the family moved to Pullman and since that time she had been failing until about two weeks ago since when she has been confined to the bed. She is survived by her husband and three sons, Chalmers, Reginald, and Curtis, and two daughters, Dorothy and Helen.
(The Idaho Post, Jan 7, 1921)
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