Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Lauer, James A.  December 1925
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Payette Independent, Payette, Idaho, December 17, 1925
Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Dec. 17, 1925

J. A. LAUER DEAD

Former Payette Business Man Passes Away at Boise this Morning.

Word was received today that James A. Lauer, former business man of Payette, 
has passed away at the home of his brother-in-law, Herman Heinz at Boise at an 
early hour this morning.  
Mr. Lauer, whose family has been in California where his son has been attending 
school, recently spent some time here looking after his business interests, but 
as he was failing in health, Mrs. Lauer came to him and later they went to 
Boise where he was taking treatment.  Word was received some time ago that it 
was feared he was suffering from cancer of the liver and that his recovery was 
doubtful.  However, his death came suddenly and unexpected to his family and 
friends.  
Milton Lauer, the son, is expected from California tonight and funeral 
arrangements are being awaited his arrival.

Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Dec. 24, 1925

OBITUARY

James A. Lauer was born in Idaho City, February 24, 1871, and came with his 
parents to Payette in the early Eighties, since which time he has made his home 
here.  In 1900 Mr. Lauer was married to Miss Emma Taylor of Weiser.  To this 
union was born one son.  
Mr. Lauer’s death, which occured in Boise on December 17, came as the result of 
a lingering illness. He is survived by his widow, one son, Donald, one sister, 
Miss Lilly Lauer, and two brothers, Milton and Edwin Lauer, all of Payette.
Funeral services, very impressive in their simple beauty, were conducted by the 
Rev. Thomas Ashworth from the St. James church on Sunday afternoon, and 
interment was made in Riverside cemetery.
Mr. Lauer was a model husband and father, and the hearts of his many old 
friends go out in warmest sympathy to his bereaved widow and son.  

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