Obit for ADSIT, Miss Mabel (b.1888), Redwood Co., MN

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Miss Mabel Adsit 



Miss Mabel Adsit, daughter of Mrs. A. Adsit, died very suddenly at her 

home here Thursday evening, June 21 death was caused by a hemorrhage of 

the longs, Miss Adsit having just gotten into the car preparatory to a 

drive.  She was able to reach the House but death came before a physician 

could arrive.  Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and interment 

was made in the local cemetery.  



Mabel Adsit was born in Green Lake County, Wisconsin, October 9, 1888.  

How she came to Redwood County when three years of age.  She was graduated 

from the local high school in the class of 1909 and spent the next year 

at that Deaconess' School of Michigan's of Chicago.  She then took a post 

graduate course in the normal training department of the Redwood High 

School and taught in the schools of the county until all obliged to give 

up the work because of poor health.  Miss Adsit then stayed at home, 

employing herself with taking a correspondence course until she became a 

graduate of the Chautauqua School of Nursing.  Her ambition and 

intelligence made it impossible for her to be idle although often very ill.  



The past winter, Miss Adsit, in company with her mother and brother, 

spent several weeks at Buena Vista, Florida, returning about three weeks 

ago.  The mild climate was apparently of much benefit to her health and 

her death came as a great shock to her mother and the other members of 

her family. Mrs. Adsit is survived by her mother, five sisters and five 

brothers. 

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