RIGGINS, Chas. (d.1904), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 3 March 1904

CALLED TO ETERNAL REST
The Grim Reaper Takes to the Home above Several Respected Citizens this
Past Week.
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	Chas. Riggins, a young man of Jessenland, is no more, having 
become a victim to that dread disease, consumption, causing his death, 
which occurred Monday, February 29th.
	The deceased was born in Jessenland township 23 years and 6 
months ago, that having been his home ever since.  His parents have 
both been dead for several years and he has been staying at the home 
of his brother Dennis since then.
	The funeral was held yesterday, the remains being interred in 
the Catholic cemetery at Jessenland.  A large number of sorrowing 
relatives and friends accompanied the remains to the grave, which 
shows the high respect in which he was held.  We join the friends 
of the deceased in extending condolence to the bereaved relatives.
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