Obit of Clara FENSKE (b.1889 d.1905), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 23 March 1905

SAD DEATH OF CLARA FENSKE
End came Saturday, March 18th at her grandparents home in Gaylord.  
Abcess of the brain was cause of death which came as a relief of her 
sufferings.
	Miss Clara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenske, of Arlington 
township, answered death’s call last Saturday, March 18th.  Her death 
resulted from an abcess of the brain.  All that could be done, but as 
the affliction was one for which there is no relief, medical or surgical 
treatment proved of no avail in the effort to save her life.  The abcess 
had formed at the base of the brain and an operation was therefore 
impossible.
	She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenske, a bright 
young girl nearly sixteen years old, as she was born July 22nd, 1889.  
She was taken ill Feb. 4th and since gradually failed in health, 
suffering untold agonies, and the end came as a great relief.
	The funeral was held from her parents home on Monday, Rev. 
oench, of New Rome performing the last sad rites.  The remains were 
laid to rest in the Glasow cemetery in Dryden.
	The deceased leaves to mourn her untimely death, her parents, 
a brother and sister, numerous other relatives and a host of friends.  
The Enterprise extends sincere sympathy to the sorrowing relatives in 
their bereavement.
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