Idaho County ID Archives Obituaries.....Schober, Joseph February 16, 1912
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Cottonwood Prairie Chronicle, February 16, 1912
JOSEPH SCHOBER PASSES AWAY

  Just before going to press with the final pages of the paper we learn that 
Joseph Schober, who had been ill at his home here for the past few weeks, has 
passed away, he having departed this life shortly after 12 o’clock.  The 
deceased had been in poor health for some months but his ailment only assumed 
a serious aspect a few weeks ago.  He then went to Juliaetta and Lewiston for 
treatment but could get no relief and came home again.  Death was due to 
cirrhosis of the liver, and while he suffered no great pain, he was not able 
to take much nourishment and gradually wasted away until death came to his 
relief.
  The deceased was nearly 60 years of age and had been a resident of 
Cottonwood for about 15 years, having come here from Moscow.  He was an 
honest, upright citizen, a kind and loving husband and father and a man whose 
loyalty of friendship could not be questioned.  By his death his family has 
lost a loving provider and the community a valued citizen.
  He left a widow and six children, besides many relatives and friends to 
mourn his loss.  All of the family and many relatives were present at his 
deathbed.
  The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
  The Chronicle joins with the many friends of the deceased in tendering 
sincere sympathy to the sorrowing family in their affliction.

Cottonwood Prairie Chronicle, Feb 23, 1912

   “The funeral of Joseph Schober who died last Friday was held Monday morning 
from the Catholic Church and was very largely attended.  All business houses 
closed out of respect to the deceased and the large concourse of people that 
followed the remains to their last resting place bore silent witness to the 
esteem in which he was held by all who knew him.”

  “Joseph Kambrich and John Hordemann left Tuesday morning for their homes 
near Moscow after attending the funeral of Joseph Schober on Monday.”


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