Butler County KS Archives Obituaries.....Stewart, Mrs. Oscar February 6, 1903
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Walnut Valley Times, February 6, 1903, Volume XXXIV, Number 3
Walnut Valley Times 
February 6, 1903 
Volume XXXIV, Number 3 

STEWART:  Mrs. Oscar Stewart, who has been afflicted with heart trouble, died 
between three and four o’clock this morning at her home on Settler street. Mrs. 
Stewart had a violent fit of vomiting last night. Dr. Dillenbeck who was called 
about nine o’clock left some medicine, but could not stop, the vomiting. At 
three o’clock Mr. Stewart gave her some medicine and a drink which she 
immediately threw up, but as seemed better Mr. Stewart laid down on a couch in 
the room until four when the next dose was to be given. He was awakened by his 
little daughter coming into the room and saying, “Papa mamma is partly 
uncovered.” Mr. Stewart told, the child to run back to bed as mother wanted to 
sleep. After the little one left the room, he thought of what she said and went 
to his wife’s side and found it indeed, too true that she had ceased to 
breathe. Mrs. Stewart was a daughter of Wm. Halfhill Sr., of this city and was 
33 years of age. She was married to Oscar Stewart October 2, 1900. She leaves a 
son and a daughter, nine and eleven years, respectively. The bereaved ones have 
the sincere sympathy of all in the loss of a true and loving wife and mother. 
The funeral will be held at the home at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. Rev. Morony will 
preach the service and interment will be made at Belle vista cemetery.



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