Obit of Dr. J.J. LANGFORD (b.1872 d.1908), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 9 April 1908

GONE TO ETERNITY
Mrs. Dietzel of Dryden Township and
Dr. Langford of Green Isle join Silent Ranks
DR. J. J. LANGFORD
 Dr. J. J. Langford, who has been a sufferer from tuberculosis for the last
two years died at his home in Green Isle on Friday April 3rd.
 Dr. Langford was born near Toronto, Canada in 1872 and was 36 years of age
at the time of his death.  He came to Green Isle about twelve years ago
where he located and practised [sic.] his profession for about ten years.
 He was married to Miss May Kelly in 1906, shortly after which he became
afflicted with the disease that brought about his final end.
 Last summer he and his wife took a trip to Europe, visiting Italy, Austria
and England returning in the fall with his health in critical condition and
he immediately left for Pine City to take treatment at the sanitorium.  The
last two months he awaited his end at his home in Green Isle.
 The funeral was held Monday from St. Brendon’s Catholic Church at Green
Isle, Rev. Fr. Hand officiating.  The remains were shipped to Minneapolis
and were interred in the Lake Wood Cemetery.  The friends of the bereaved
widow and relatives in ths community condole with them in their irreparable
loss.