The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1884-01-18
DIED.

FOSTER--At the residence of Mr.. Cross in
Salem, Oregon, on last Wednesday at (
1890 O'Clock i'll the forenoon, of scarlet
fever Miss Emma Foster, aged about 20
years, daughte of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foster of this county.
Miss Foster left her home in this county,
the pride of an affectionate father and Low.
ing mother, on the 205h day of last De-
cember to visit Miss Cross, an intimate
friend in Salem. On the 2nd day of Janu
ary following she Was attacked with scarlet
fever and continued confined to her room
with the disease and was supposed by ply
sicians and others attendant upon her that
she was getting along nicely until the day
before her death. On last Tuesday she
was taken with violent relapse of the
disease which effected her spine severely,
after which she did not gain consciousness.
A telegram reached this place Wednesday
mor:,ing announcing her sad condition and
no hopes of her recovery, when her older
sister who was visiting in town here, de-
parted for the bedside of her dying sister. |
At the hour first herein indicated the sick |
one departed this life. Her remains were |
put Oh board the steamer Isabella the same
day on way to this place arriving here
about one o'clock of yesterday morning
The funeral took place on yesterday about
three o'clock in the afternoon. Her re-
mains were deposited i'll Belfountain ceme-
terry about six miles northwest from Monroe
in this county and short distance from the
home of her childhood days.
r Before taken with the disease which led
to her death the de: leased was a stout,
robust anil hearty young Lady, and tn all
appearances not having been sick before in
I her life. She was born and raised in this
= county and leaves surviving her, father,
moLher, brothers, sisters, and large num-
ber Of relatives and friends who will deeply
= mourn their loss Her kind and agreeable
:. disposition and unassuming, ladylike man
4 ner had endeared her to all who knew her.
Her loss will be deeply felt by the COM
: muniry in which she lived.
It ROSENTHAL-Mrs. Sarah Rosenthal,
wife of f. Rosenthal, died at her resi-
dence in this place last Friday morning,
at q few minutes past nine o'clock from
J, the effects of puerperal fever. at the age
II OF 25 years, months and ii days.
e The deceased was the daughter gof L. G..
d Kline, one OF our prominent merchants of
l. long standing. She was raised in Corvallis
from childhood aui her long acquaintance
: here had endeared her to a large circle Of
1t friends anil acquaintances who sadly mourn
,r her early departure. The kind, gentle aud
amiabe disposition of the deceased had
h placed her in the highest regards of all
u" who knew her. On last Sunday morning
K the funeral took place from the family res
idence in this place, after which the re-
maius were conveyed to the Jewish cemetery
below Albany where they founl last rest
y ing place, and where the last sad rites
,r were paid t" the dea.l.
HAWKINS--Mrs. E. II. Hawkins, long
and favOrably known i'll this county, died
. at her home about fourteen miles south
:; of here. yesterday morning abou. O'Clock
II Her early sickness was occasioned by a Sc
Of we're fall, after which she took puerpera
/, fever, resulting in her death. She leaves l
8, kind and affectionate husband and daugh
IS ter and son, IA and l6 years, and chill
<. about three years old to mourn their untime
ze ly loss. The deceased was widely known il
re this county, and whose early departure fror
n this life will be mourned by all VIII" knew
m iher The mauy frlenis of MIR. Hawkin
will sympathize with him and family ia thi
~ their sad loss. the funeral will take plac'
ir to-day. The remains will be buried In tn
te Mount View cemetery, about six miles mort
90 and little west from this place. At til
= time of the death, the daughter of Mr.. an
!" Mrs Hawkins was sick with scarlet fever.
BIS lKINNEY-Col. James Kinney, an ol
=. pioneer of this county. died at Monroe, j
this county, on last Saturday.
:" He was perhaps about eighty years OF a2
Nv and in his time hal been man OF consit
:" erable ability and perseverance, and ha
transacted much business in his younge
10 days. "A few days before his death he WI
A' taken with . severe attack of paralysis
GU one entire side, rendering him helpless an
entirely speechless, which finally resulte
- in his death. He is the father of Mrs. VIM
Ridenour Of this county, and of Mrs. Jam'
'' Bruce of Washington county. Decompo
c' sition having set III so RAPIDLY aiter n
decease that it became necessary to bIl
Ia the BODY soon. His remains was therefor
demsite,r in the Catholic graveyard ne;
w this place on last Sunday afternoon.
:. RICKARD-Mrs Mike Rickard, died la'
Saturday morning, about twelve mi;
"s south of this place. =
ne Having gave birth to child several dal
Ibefore she was Immediately thereafte
50 taken with pneumonia, and about the tin
= she was recovering from this trouble. hel
re self and children of the family, were take
,g with scarlet fever, which terminated In n
death.