Hahn, Mrs. Chris (Died 1915)

HAHN

Posted By: Plymouth CC
Date: 2/17/2004 at 10:50:25

DEATH OF MRS.CHRIS HAHN
Mrs. Chris Hahn died at Pasadena, California, January 30th, 1915. She had been
sick about nine months and while it was known for some time that she
could not live long. The many friends and relatives were grieved to hear
of her death. Mr. and Mrs. Hahn established their home in Plymouth
county over forty years ago living in Liberty township 5 miles northwest
from Hinton and in January 1914 they moved to Pasadena, California,
principally for the health of Mr. Hahn. Not long after they had settled
in California, Mrs. Hahn began gradually to fail in health. Her ailment
was not regarded as serious until late in the summer when the doctors
pronounced her case to be cancer of the liver. Her daughter, Mrs. B. F.
Zuehl, and sister, Mrs. C. Held of Hinton, went to see her last
November. They returned during the holidays. Her condition at that time
was well known yet she seemed bright and cheerful. She lacked only one
day of being sixty-one years old. Mrs. Hahn is survived, by her
husband, eleven children, nine grandchildren, two sisters, and a
brother. The children are Mrs. W. J. Huebsch of Pomona, California; Rev.
Philip Hahn of Nora Springs, Iowa; Charles and Edward Hahn of Hinton,
Iowa; Mrs. B. F. Zuehl, of LeMars, and those at home are William, Henry,
Barbara, Martha, Wesley and Fred. The sisters are Mrs. Caroline Held of
Hinton and Mrs. John Grimes of LeMars and the brother, Henry Koehler of
Hanover, Illinois. The burial took place February 2nd at Pomona,
California, where the oldest daughter lives.