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- March 17, 1911, Kaukauna Times
Charles Freier has purchased the grocery stock of Charles
Ristau, and they are busy with an inventory preparatory to his
taking possession next week. Miss Lillian Ristau will remain
forth present as clerk until Mr. Freier becomes acquainted with
the trade.
- Kaukauna Times
9-8-1911
Charles Friar, aged 30 years, died Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock at his home on Depot street after a long illness.
Mr. Friar had been employed several years by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway company as a boiler maker until about 18 months ago when his condition became such that he laid off. Last April he purchased the grocery stock of Charles Ristau at the corner of Draper and Depot streets, which business he was able to oversee until a month ago when he was taken more seriously ill and kept his rooms until death came.
Charles Friar was born at Goldburg, Germany, May 16, 1881, and came to America with his parents when he was about two years of age, settling at Hortonville until nineteen years ago when he came to Kaukauna where he has since resided. Mr. Friar was married nine years ago to Miss Anna Haag, who with four children survive: the children are Arthur, Walter, Loretta, and Norman Friar, also surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friar, a brother Herman and two sisters, Mrs. Albert Balck of this city and Mrs. Christ. Warning of Hortonville.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, the Rev. William Hinnenthal officiating.
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Kaukauna Times
9-15-11
The funeral of Charles Friar took place Friday afternoon at Trinity Ev. Luth. Church at 2:30 o'clock, where the solemn rites pronounced by the Rev. William Hinnenthal seemed more than usually impressive as his bereaved family bowed in deep grief over his form for the last time and his mourning friends bore the remains to their last resting place at Trinity cemetery. Those attending the ceremonies from out of town were: Mrs. Mary Bonsack, Miss Hannah Bonsack and Charles Bonsack, Appleton; Mrs. John Kreickenberg, Appleton Junction; Mrs. Christ Warning, Frederick, Edward, Paul, Hugo Warning, Fred Warning, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Priebe, Mrs. William Schnitz and Mrs. M. Pringle of Hortonville. The pallbearers were selected from among his intimate friends as follows: August Perleberg, Charles Gust, Otto Leudtke, Albert Paschen, H. Borchardt and Albert Schubring.
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