Obit of Henry N. SIMMER (d.1911), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 2 March 1911

HENRY SIMMER DEAD
He Succumbs to an Attack of Inflammatory Rheumatism at Superior, Wis.
  Word was received here Tuesday from Henderson, that H. N. Simmer had died
that morning at 1:30 at this home in Superior, Wis., of acute inflammatory
rheumatism, which had affected his heart.  Mr. Simmer was a son of the late
M. M. Simmer and was born and raised in Henderson and made that place his
home until last summer.  He was about 27 years of age and was married last
July to Miss Ella Whitford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whitford of
Henderson.
  The remains will be taken to his old home, where the funeral will take
place tomorrow morning.
  Deceased was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters and the Henderson
Fire department.  He leaves a widow and child, a son, and his mother, one
brother and three sisters, also many relatives residing here and elsewhere
to mourn his untimely death.
  His mother, brother and Mrs. N. Witford were with him when he passed away.
 The Enterprise extends its sympathy to the bereaved widow and other
relatives.
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