2 Obits for Nellie Augusta White Wolf - Logan County, Oklahoma 

Submitted by:  Nettie King      kingri@ipa.net
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MRS. TOM WOLF

Mrs. Nellie Wolf, wife of Tom Wolf, passed away at her home four miles
northeast of Marshall at 9:30 o'clock, Tuesday evening, after an illness
of about a week, the cause of her death being influenza complications.

This death is particularly sad as not only a husband but four little
 children are left.

Funeral services were held at the farm home at 10 o'clock, Thursday, and
the remains of this young wife who passed away in the prime of life were
laid to rest in the local cemetery, leaving many hearts broken with grief.

-another reads:

OBITUARY

Miss Nellie Augusta White was born in Newton Co., Kansas November 27, 1890
and died November 15, 1918; age 27 years, 11 months, and 12 days.

She was married to Tom Wolf, September 08, 1908.

She came here with her parents when but a child and has always lived
near Marshall.

Nellie was a kind dear woman, she always had kind and cheerful word
for everyone she met, and was loved by everybody.

Funeral Services were held at the home at 10:30 o'clock, October 17,
conducted by Elder Hinderbrand, of Enid, and the remains were laid away in
the Odd Fellows cemetery. She left to mourn her death a husband and four
children, her parents, Mr and Mrs Tom White, three sisters, Mrs Slaudia
Ahrnsbrak and Mrs Ethel Roberts of Marshall, and Mrs. Tessie Wolf of 
Covington: three brothers - Carl, Arthur, and Edwin White - the latter
being in France.