Obit for BRUBER, Mrs. Oscar W. (Fannie WARD) (b.1862 d.1899), Goodhue Co., MN
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From the - RED WING DAILY REPUBLICAN - Friday, February 10, 1899  1:2
 SUDDEN DEATH
 Mrs. Oscar Bruber Stricken with Apoplexy and Instantly Expires.
 Mrs. Oscar Bruber died suddenly yesterday morning at her home in Hay 
Creek.  Apoplexy was the cause of death.
 She was preparing to start for town, in company with her husband, 
when suddenly as she stood dressing, she fell over onto the floor.  
Death resulted instantly.
 Mrs. Bruber was born in Madison County. N. Y., on Nov 12, 1862.  
Her maiden name was Fannie Ward.  When three months old her parents 
removed to this city and she has made her home here in town and in 
the country near by almost continuously since.  She leaves a husband 
and three children.
 The funeral services will be held at the residence on Saturday 
afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. W. E. Barker officiating.  
The interment will be in Oakwood cemetery.

THANK YOU NOTICE - RED WING DAILY REPUBLICAN - Wednesday, February 
15, 1899.
 Oscar W. Bruber and family and Mrs. Mina E. Bruber wish to extend 
their sincere thanks to the kind neighbors and friends who sympathized 
with and assisted them in their recent bereavement.