Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-09
DEATHS

The past week one of our Spanish
American war veterans was called to
the great beyond Frank Emerson
Albee, living at 615 Garfield avenue.
died OF carcinoma of the stomach, last
Friday. He had been in failing health
for many years. Mr.. Albee was born
in the state of California, January %,
1870, and was forty-six years, eleven
months and twenty-five days of age.
The Albee family moved to Wausau
when he was very young, and he re-
sided here until the time of the Span
ish-American war. He enlisted at that
time and went with Co. G to Porto
Rico. During the time of service in
that country he was taken ill with
stomach trouble and which he had
complained about since that time. This
was also the cause of his demise.
Mr. Albee is survived by his widow
and i've children, namely, Marie, Icha-
bod, Frank, Edith and Emerson. He
also leaves two sisters and five broth
ers, Mrs. F. Whippler, Mrs George
Bolin and George Albee of Rockford,
Albee of Spur, Mimi; Bernie Albee,
Of Fond du Lac, and William Albee, of
Wausau. His funeral was held yes
terday afternoon at 1:20 at the home
and a half hour later at the Baptist
church by Rev. H. J. Wheeler The
pallbearers were H. j. Abraham, Emil
Braatz, G, A. Radueehel, John P.
Baker, Otto Treptow and Andrew
Soukop. Spanish-American war vet
Grams, members of Co. G, W. N. G., and
Paul Manasewitz, naval recruiting of
ficer, attended the funeral. 1t was a
military funeral with the firing of a
salute over the grave and the sound
ing of "taps" Interment was in pine
Grove cemetery.
Miss Anna Kopzhinski of the town
of Weston, passed away Sunday after
an illness of five days. Deceased was
twenty-three years, four months and
nine days of age. Her funeral will
take place tomorrow morning, Rev.
FIR. Karcz of Hatley to have charge
of the services to be held in the
Catholic church in the town of Wes-
ton. Surviving are two sisters and
six brothers, Mrs. John Zyauckie,
Martha, Frank, John, Michael, Joseph,
Anton and Max Kopzinski, all of the
town of Weston.
Mrs. Johanna Hanson of Schofield,
died last Tuesday following an ill
ness of two weeks. Deceased was born
in Norway, March is, 1888, being sew
enty-eight years, nine months and
fourteen days of age. The Hanson
family has lived in Schofield for the
past thirty years. Surviving are six
children, Henry, Peter, Nicholas, and
Fred Hanson, Mrs. Clarence Hayes,
and Mrs. Edlos Gerrow, all of Soho
field. The funeral was held from the
home Friday afternoon, Rev. Donald
West officiating. Burial was made in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Miss Elizabeth Koy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Koy, 22S Mcintosh
street, died yesterday. Deceased had
been i'll for one year. She was born
in Wausau and was twenty-seven
years. two months and twenty-four
days of age. Her funeral will take
place Thursday at st. Mary's church,
Rev. FIR. Hauck officiating. Burial will
be in ST. Joseph's cemetery. Surviv-
ing are her parents, two sisters and
two brothers, Mrs. W. Mccormick, Mrs.
Julius Krause, Joseph and Henry Koy,
all of Wausau.
Esther Westphal, the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Westphal, 500
Humboldt avenue, died Thursday.
Commissions was the cause of her
death. Burial was made in Pine Grove
cemetery Saturday after services at
the home by Rev. Brockman.
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