Obit of Frank Wilde (b.1895 d.1925) "The Lake City Graphic" Wabasha Co., MN

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Note: This obituary was taken from the newspaper "The Lake City Graphic".
7/1925

Frank Wilde Drops Dead

While working in the hayfield helping Alfred Schuchard haul in the hay 
Frank Wilde dropped dead. They had worked all day and were taking in the 
last load, when death came upon him. Mr. Schuchard being the only one with 
him called help at once and he was taken to the house and was on his way 
to call the doctor, while on the way he fell unconscious the shock being 
too much for him. He was unconscious for two hours and was still in a very 
serious condition and unable to relate what happened until Friday morning. 
Frank Wilde was born April 30th, 1895 and died July 23, 1925. He was 
united in marriage to Sarah Halpaus at St. Paul on the sixth day of August, 
1923. An infant daughter preceded him in death over a year ago. He leaves 
a wife and infant son; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Wilde; eight 
sisters and one brother, William Wilde of Millville, Mrs. John Prebe, Mrs. 
August Herbst of West Albany, Mrs. Otto Sanders of Dumfries, Mrs. Fred 
Hughey of Wabasha, Mrs. Edward Schwirty of Kellogg, Mrs. Fred Murray of 
Minneapolis, Mrs. Earl Wegner of Elgin and Margaret at home. Funeral 
services were held at the Grace Church at Millville and interment made at 
the Millville Cemetery.

Note: This obituary was taken from the newspaper "The Lake City Graphic".