Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-04-04
FREEMAN FUNERAL
Susanna Sterneman for
1 = Years Sum-
~, Resident On Catfish.

|Twenty-seVen
nsr Resident On Catfish
II. following article taken
ne . Muscatine, Iowa newspa-
b +s . Of the death Of Mrs !:
4 ' g Sterneman, q resident OF
D p .a p, for the past twenty
scars roars having during the
H. ,,or months spent her time at
pll, otarneman summer home at
r 2'o resort on Catfish lake
E !. co we'll known in Eagle
f. - that the article Of her death
ri;,en entire below, as 1t was
|l g,.I" from a Muscatine paper;
'EL po' funeral of Mrs. Suzanne
I. ny Sterneman, widow of the
/. Iobn S. Sterneman, whose
H. occurred Thursday, March
'' Of tbe Alexandria Hotel, at
q" SogpIes, will be held at 2::3O
FL tomorrow, Tuesday after
y from the home, 2O7 Broad
n The service will be private
.SorJinc to announcement made
4 roI,tiyes today. Rev. Webster
lies thetrector Of Trinity Epis-
hi church, of which Mrs. Stern
Eau was a prominent member,
4 conduct the services. Burial
II be made in Greenwood ceme-
|Tbe funeral party accompany
4 the body of Mrs. Sterneman
Rived via the Rock Island at an
ky hour this morning from Los
bgeIes. In the party were Mrs.
brneman's sisters, the Misses
/ lace and Linda Musser and Mr..
W. Huttig, brother-in-law, all
Muscatine. The party was
|ned at Kansas City by Miss
bcy Daniels of Dallas, Texas, an
innate friend Of Mrs. Sterne-
bn. The body was taken to the
|ememan home where intimate
BENDS of the family today paid
bal tribute to a life of friend
less and service now brought to
close in death.
Died On Vacation Trip
IllrS Sterneman's death occurred
already recorded, at the AIexan-
ia Hotel, Los Angeles Thursday
last week following a very
Iief illness. She left Muscatine
February % to spend a few
Feks with her brother, William
|USser of Iowa City in Tucson,
Fz From Tucson she went on
Los Angeles with her niece,
|@ Dorothy Musser for a brief
Elt at the coast city. A week
b last Thursday she was taken
and death followed just seven
PT later. Local relatives were
ltitied of her illness and the
|l@eS Grace and Linda Musser
Nh, Huttig arrived in Los An
PES Just before her death and
sisters were at her bedside
|mg her final hours.
dS' Suzanne Musser Sterneman
s born in Muscatine, February
lel, She was the oldest daugh-
| OF Richard and Sarah Berger)
l@er, for four decades among
most prominent residents of
|@atme. Her father was one
ne founders and the early
F% OF the extensive Musser
|noer interests which played a
(1Oant part in the commercial
industrial development of
SIatne from the late fifties to
Ia(e mneties. Richard Musser
Ea'ed IN Muscatine in 1885 and
marked IN the lumber business
l.. company ,3 with his brother,
f.. MuSser and Edward Hoch
ay' '0e tlrm style of Hoch and
IT, S'l' Three years later Mr..
y oa retired and the business was
EsI.,.%g AIRED is on under the name of
/ %s MOSser and Company un-
|, T Ig. Incorporation of the Mus
~, Company in 1881.
!, attended Highland Park
|1 Ms Sterneman attended The
,s'atlne public and bipb Schools s,Ie
HI S So,,, attended the Highland
h n !. February 1900 She l," was n ARK,
l. o " i. i, s. Sterneman, for years
/, s ~ me most prominent Of 10.
Ill., ~o'nl3g wholesale and retail
|rprr r n Mr. Sterneman's. death
|e1s ,e~ November 10, 1918. Mrs,
h and ,i'll Is survived by four sis
l. E S,l one brother. The sisters 5
1 Biz 5' Wy' wife Of H. w. Huttig
/ gertrude, wife Of E. F A MT n,,ef
H. t oss5 City, Neb., and nc D the
Il S,o [Eace and Linda M Muss sne
pa Cir Il, is VIM. Musser r09( Of
IOff ~ ~ iowa, Mr.. and M.