Obit of Edward NUTT (b.1867 d.1928), Blue Earth Co., MN

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Lake Crystal Tribune; May 10, 1928, page 1

Ed Nutt, Prominent Citizen, Died Monday at Mankato (large print)

Death Was Sudden and Unexpected; Funeral Was Held Yesterday From His 
Hotel With Many Friends and Relatives Present. Interment at Lakeview 
Family Plot

The entire community was shocked Monday morning when the news was 
broadcast that Ed Nutt had passed away from the effects of an 
operation for gall stones. Coming on the heels of a report that 
he was well on the road to recovery, the truth of the later report 
was, for awhile, questioned.

Ed had suffered from two or three attacks of gall stones previous 
to the time he went to the St. Josephs hospital at Mankato, Wednesday, 
for an operation. He was operated on last Thursday morning and the 
operation was thought to be very successful, but complications set 
in and he passed away early Monday morning.

The funeral was held from the Hotel yesterday afternoon between 
the hours of 2:30 and 3:30, all business houses closing down 
during the services, out of respect to the memory of this beloved 
citizen. Many relatives and friends were present at these last 
rites, at which Rev. L. D. Smith of Mankato, officiated. A 
complete obituary will be published next week.



Mankato Free Press; May 21, 1928

EDWARD NUTT RITES LARGELY ATTENDED

Burial Took Place At Lake Crystal; Popular With Large Circle Friends

The funeral of the late Edward Nutt of Lake Crystal took place 
at Lake Crystal May 9, Rev. Lewis D. Smith, rector of St. Johns 
Episcopal church of Mankato conducting the services, at the 
residence in that city. The remains were laid to rest at Lake 
View cemetery the funeral was very largely attended and the 
floral offerings were many and beautiful.

Mr. Nutt submitted to an operation in this city on May 1, and 
was making a nice recovery, when he was seized with a relapse 
on May sixth and died the next day. He was born in Willow Creek 
April 25, 1867, and was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Riley
   of Lake Crystal December 26, 1893. She still survives him together 
with one daughter Mrs. L. E. Thomson of Mankato. He is also survived 
by one sister and two brothers, Mrs. Ella Barney of Great Falls, 
Mont., and Charles Nutt of Big Lake, Minn., and Frank Nutt of 
Lake Crystal.

Mr. Nutt followed the life of a railroad man for about twenty 
years but of late years had been conducting the Commercial Hotel 
at Lake Crystal.

Mr. Nutt was a likable man and made many lasting friends during 
his lifetime.