OBITUARY OF JULIUS FREY, 1914;
Transcribed by Elaine Rebori (mailto:ERebori@worldnet.att.net)
04 January 2000

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JULIUS FREY DEAD

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There was much sadness in town yesterday morning when his many friends learned
that Julius FREY had died at midnight.

He had been afflicted with consumption for a long time but had been much better
since his return from Colorado last fall.  He had a serious hemorrhage Sunday
from which he could not recover.

Julius was born near Paxico Jan. 8, 1884 and most of his life was spent there
and at Alma.  He was married to Miss Lizzie Haller in 1907 and had lived in
Colorado most of the time since then because of his health.

His little daughter of six years and his son of two, are left with their mother
to mourn his going away.  Other near relatives are his father and brother Fred of
Paxico, his brother John of Toluca, Ill., and his sisters, Mrs. Geo. WANSTRATH,
Mrs. Val. MOCK and Mrs. Mich. HUND of Paxico.
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