Lancaster County NeArchives Obituaries.....Hoagland, Maria L. Waples November 8, 1920
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The North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune Nov 9, 1920

  MRS. J. S. HOAGLAND PASSED AWAY AT OMAHA SUNDAY NIGHT

   Word was received here yesterday morning of the
death at Omaha on Sunday at eleven p.m. of Mrs. J. S
Hoagland. She was on her way to the Springs when she
reached Omaha and owing to her condition it was 
decided to stop there until she was recovered enough
to continue the journey. No thought was entertained
of her being seriousl ill and those accompanying her
placed her in friends hands for a few days and 
returned to North Platte to take care of some pressing
business engagements expecting to continue the journey
to the Springs in a few days. The shock of her sudden
death was severe to the members of her family and many
friends of this community. She survived her husband,
the late J. S. Hoagland by only a few weeks. Funeral
services will be held at Lincoln on Wednesday  and
interment will be beside her husband at Lincoln.  A
delegation of Rebekahs will attend from here.
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The Lincoln Star Tue Nov 9, 1920
PIONEER RESIDENT OF LINCOLN DEAD
Mrs. J. S. Hoagland Passes Away at Clarkson
Hospital in Omaha.
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Came to Lancaster County With Her Husband in 1873
----Moved West in '84
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   Mrs. J. S. Hoagland, of North Platte, a pioneer 
resident of Lincoln, died Sunday evening at the
Clarkson hospital in Omaha, following an extended
illness, resulting from complications due to old age
   Mrs. Hoagland was the widow of the late J. S. 
Hoagland of North Platte, prominent in western
Nebraska affairs for man years.
   The body arrived in Lincoln Tuesday and funeral
services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at Castle, Roper & Matthews chapel. Interment
will be in the Hoagland lot in Wyuka cemetery.
Rev. S. Mills Hayes, of the Episcopal church, will
be in charge of the services. The Rebekahs of Lincoln
and the officers of the Rebekah state assemmbly will
attend in a body and will conduct teh services at te
grave. Mrs. Hoagland was a past president of the 
Rebekah state assembly.
   Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland came to Lincoln in 1873,
and until 1884 Mr. Hoagland was engaged in the lumber
business with his brother, State Senator Henry V.
Hoagland of this city. In 1884 Mr. Hoagland took
a homestead in Logan county and headed the soldier
colony which homesteaded in that section. He opened
a law office in North Platte and drove overland each
week to his homestead, a distance of thirty miles.
Mr. Hoagland occupied a number of positions of trust
and responsibility and took a very active part in the
affairs of western Nebraska. He died last August. 
Mrs. Hoagland had been in failing health for over a
year and after the death of her husband grew rapidly
worse. Mrs. Hoagland is survived by two sons, State
Senator Walter V. Hoagland and Art Hoagland, of North
Platte.

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