1932-05-25 – June Dauth Eulogy – Page 4 ⧉

...successful, but from which later developed pneumonia, and for several days his condition was the cause of much alarm, but in this, as well as other cases, he developed the usual fighting spirit and won, only to be later attacked with what is known as MILK LEG, and a first attack was overcome by skilled doctoring and competent nursing, and when the victory was thought to have been won, and the day set for his return to the family home, a second attack occurred and a clot settled in his brain, and he was beyond all human help, and the light of life went out, leaving his parents and only brother with a host of brother elks, guard associates, and friends to mourn his passing to the land beyond the uncharted sea. For the past five or six years he has been associated with his father in the mercantile business of Baab Brothers and Dauth, and was a well appreciated member of the firm, and devotion to his work made him many friends, always cheerful, or a jovial nature, looking on the bright and interesting side of life made him a friend to be sought and retained. Last rites were help at Macy’s Parlors on Friday May 20th, with the officers of this lodge rendering the beautiful services of the order at the chapel, and at Linn Grove with an attendance of over seventy five members and high officials of the Colorado National Guard he was accorded military burial. ⧉