Thurston County NeArchives Obituaries.....Frum, Christopher C.  May 21, 1919
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Dakota County Herald Thur May 29, 1919
Christopher C. Frum, of Winnebago, Neb., passed
away in a Sioux City hospital last Wednesday 
evening, May 21st, after an illness of several
weeks with blood poison in one of his hands, 
resulting from a small scratch. Mr. Frum was
born at Morganville, W. Va., August 16, 1852.
He located in Woodbury county, Iowa, about 
forty years ago, where he resided until he moved
to Winnebago, which has been his home for the 
past ten years. He served for six years on the
board of supervisors of Woodbury county, Ia.,
and was a member of the  board of county 
commissioners of Thurston county for several
years prior to the present year. He acquired
considerable land in the vicinity of Winnebago
and followed farming on a large scale. Mr. Frum
was a member of the Masonic lodge at Walthill, Neb.,
a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason and a
member of the Shrine. He is survived by two sons,
Sidney T. Frum, of this place, and M. J. Frum, of
Danbury, Iowa. Funeral services were held from the
Westcott chapel in Sioux City Saturday afternoon,
and was in charge of the Masonic fraternity. Burial
was in Graceland Park cemetery.

Dakota County Herald Thur Jun 5, 1919
Pender Times:
C. C. Frum, former county commissioner of Thurston county,
died at a Sioux City hospital last week. He was a resident
of Winnebago, and was one of Thurston county's most
prominent citizens. He was a man of exceptional ability
and a fighter--one of the kind that don't know when they
are whipped. He was in many conflicting issues in the 
county which he served as a commissioner for four years.
He was a very aggressive and naturally made enemies, but
was always able to defend himself with ability.

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