Payette-Gem County ID Archives Obituaries.....Hartung, Pearl Knotley 1907
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Payette Independent  7-12-1907
Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Friday, July 12, 1907

Death of Mrs. Charles Hartung

Pearl Knotley Hartung, wife of Charles Hartung, died at Emmett, Friday, July 
5, after an illness of 23 days with measles and peritonitis. 

The deceased was 18 years, one month and one day of age, having been born at 
Dye, Platt county, Mo., June 4, 1889. She removed to Seattle, Wash., May 1, 
1902, and to Payette December 22, 1904. July 29, 1905 she was baptized into 
the Church of Christ. She was married to Charles Hartung August 1, 1906.

Her husband and two brothers, Robert I. and Roy M. Mc Elfresh survive her, her 
father, mother, three sisters and three brothers having gone on before.

The body was brought to Payette for burial, funeral services having been 
conducted by Rev. G. L. Surber at the Christian church Sunday, July 7, at 4 
p.m. Interment was at Riverside cemetery.

Mrs. Hartung was a member of the Royal Highlanders and members of the order 
acted as pall bearers, while the local cast?? made a beautiful offering of a 
wreath of flowers in the form of the order’s emblem. Beautiful wreaths and 
flowers were also furnished by friends of the deceased and the local camp of 
Modern Woodmen of America of which her husband is a member. Mrs. Hartung’s 
favorite song, “Safe in the Arms of Jesus,” was sung at the grave.

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