John S Graff Dies
John S. Graff, aged 65, passed away at St. peters hospital Wednesday evening. The deceased was born in Germany November 16, 1857, but had been a resident of this country for the past 35 years, being engaged practically all that time in the lumber business. The family home for a number of years has been at Plum Station. Surviving is the widow, three step sons, one niece, Mrs. Joseph Goetz, of Plum, one nephew, residing in Tacoma, and two sisters and one brother in Germany. The remains are at the Mills mortuary.
The Morning Olympian, 9 March 1923
age at death: 65 years 3 months 21 days
John S. Graff, aged 65, passed away at St. peters hospital Wednesday evening. The deceased was born in Germany November 16, 1857, but had been a resident of this country for the past 35 years, being engaged practically all that time in the lumber business. The family home for a number of years has been at Plum Station. Surviving is the widow, three step sons, one niece, Mrs. Joseph Goetz, of Plum, one nephew, residing in Tacoma, and two sisters and one brother in Germany. The remains are at the Mills mortuary.
The Morning Olympian, 9 March 1923
age at death: 65 years 3 months 21 days
John S Graff Dies
John S. Graff, aged 65, passed away at St. peters hospital Wednesday evening. The deceased was born in Germany November 16, 1857, but had been a resident of this country for the past 35 years, being engaged practically all that time in the lumber business. The family home for a number of years has been at Plum Station. Surviving is the widow, three step sons, one niece, Mrs. Joseph Goetz, of Plum, one nephew, residing in Tacoma, and two sisters and one brother in Germany. The remains are at the Mills mortuary.
The Morning Olympian, 9 March 1923
age at death: 65 years 3 months 21 days
John S. Graff, aged 65, passed away at St. peters hospital Wednesday evening. The deceased was born in Germany November 16, 1857, but had been a resident of this country for the past 35 years, being engaged practically all that time in the lumber business. The family home for a number of years has been at Plum Station. Surviving is the widow, three step sons, one niece, Mrs. Joseph Goetz, of Plum, one nephew, residing in Tacoma, and two sisters and one brother in Germany. The remains are at the Mills mortuary.
The Morning Olympian, 9 March 1923
age at death: 65 years 3 months 21 days
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